He also recommended that I use a Presonus Audiobox device saying that it would sound better than plugging my keyboard directly into the computer (he said otherwise I would have latency issues). This new laptop does not have N-Track, so my friend recommended I get Audacity instead (he said it would be as easy for me to use as N-Track was). These tracks are in MP3 format but he wants me to send him the recordings I add separately as WAV files. in the future) to a variety of music files a friend wishes me to record on. I recently got a new laptop (an Asus F555U, Core i5, Windows 10) and am trying to add some tracks (primarily keyboard tracks thus far although once I get the hang of it I would like to record guitars, vocals, etc. I would just plug my keyboard into my laptop and press record. I liked N-Track because it was very simple and easy to use. I have recorded extensively when I was younger on old Tascam tape recorders and worked a little bit with computers in the past (using N-Track for recording and Soundforge for editing). I apologize if many my questions have already been covered, but I am not very knowledgeable when it comes to computers, in general, and computer recording, in particular, and figured it would be best to start from scratch seeking information specific to my current set up.

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