On 29 Apr 98  16:01:00, Bryan Schwartz screamed at All for this:
BS> I'm new to using computers for music so i'd like some advice.
BS> All i want to do is to put down a track of chords, play it back
BS> and put a lead on it. Then play the result back to see how it sounds.
BS> Latter i'd like to add some other stuff to it. This should be simple
BS> enough for a computer to do Y/N ?
BS> Could anyone advice me on:
BS> 1) What's the best sound card to get for this?
BS> 2) What's the best software for this?
BS> 
BS> 'Best' is a vague concepts here, since i don't have that much money
BS> and all this has to run on a 486. I preferr to use DOS or OS/2.
BS>   Any advice would be appreciated.
BS> 
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hi there,
If i were you, I would check out something like Cakewalk 6.0
You can probably find just the software for free on the internet or find it 
n
Ebay with the recording card for around 60 bux. My freind has run it on his 
486 for a while (but his is an older version). I don't know if there is a DOS 
version of it. You might have to look for that. But if you are gonna get any 
recording software, check out Cakewalk.
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