Chromebook Demo-Making
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@rorowe Jan 2022
I've upgraded most of my gear over the past two years, including replacing a dead desktop with a beautiful...Chromebook.
One day, I'll have a Windows PC again, but until then, I need help figuring out the best way to record multitrack/multi-instrument tunes. Anyone else doing Chromebook-based demos? -
@jimdgreen Jan 2022
don't have a Chromebook, but look as Bandlab, I've has a little plat with it on iphone/ipad/adnriod tablet and from the brief look I've had it looks promising.
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@blueone Jan 2022
Another BandLab recommendation here. If I ever use it then I tend to use the phone app to record, and the website to arrange.
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@metalfoot Jan 2022
If you put your chromebook into Linux mode you can run MuseScore and Audacity, and that's a pretty powerful combo (given that that's 99% of what I use!)
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@dukongp100 Jan 2022
You could install a daw on a mem pen it there’s limited gb on the drive
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@rorowe Jan 2022
Thanks all...I'm going to try using Bandlab more this time, I think. I've had Audacity on this Chromebook, and have always been pretty comfortable in Audacity, but the Chromebook-Linux environment isn't great for audio (so far...)
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@br0th3rh00d Mar 2022
Following. You might be able to install Linux tools if you're comfortable with command line stuff?? I'm not especially.
