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Jody's right, Garage Band by Apple. There are alot of automatics with this program. You want to be creative and ease of use. They really take care of alot of latency issues. A bit noisy though if you plug a real guitar in, but they also have numerous pre-amp and amp settings to choose from. Yea, you need an Apple, but since when has that ever been a bad thing whenit comes to recroding music? Cool software. I set my kid up with this on our apple. He loves it and knows it inside and out. Otherwise, I use Samplitude, but that isn't exactly user friendly or easy  Tommy
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