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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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+1 Pro Tools might actually be the easiest to use. Also, having Pro Tools knowledge may be be more beneficial than knowing any other recording program in existence. Not because it's better necessarily. Just more people use it than any other. Almost every big studio uses Pro Tools as their main tracking and mixing platform. With just an Avid Mbox Mini, PT9, A good condenser microphone, and some headphones, you could get very good results
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