Thanks very much for this helpful information, David.
David McKay

> 
> There is Audacity, which is freeware, at
> http://audacity.sourceforge.net 
> which will allow you to record 2 channels (stereo L
> R).
> 
> There is PowerTracksPro ($40 approx) from
> http://www.pgmusic.com which 
> will allow you to record as many audio tracks as you
> have audio inputs 
> for, and you can keep re-recording if you want (just
> like a multi-track 
> tape recorder) until you get all the instrumental
> parts just as you 
> wish, up to a total of 64.
> 
> Enter "audio +recording software" into a search
> engine and you'll be 
> amazed at all the hits.
> 
> -- 
> David H. Bailey
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]



                
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