craigb

sharke
Of course the most obvious answer would be to either:
 
1) Actually sit down and learn your DAW properly, as many others have with great success
2) Dust off your old 4 track and deal with the less than high-fidelity and the accumulation of tape hiss from all that bouncing
3) Forget about recording anything and just enjoy playing. 

4) Pay someone else to record you. 

bapu

craigb

sharke
Of course the most obvious answer would be to either:
 
1) Actually sit down and learn your DAW properly, as many others have with great success
2) Dust off your old 4 track and deal with the less than high-fidelity and the accumulation of tape hiss from all that bouncing
3) Forget about recording anything and just enjoy playing. 

4) Pay someone else to record you. 

5) Make beatz

2tonetone1961
This is just my opinion ....i'm too long in the tooth......for IT....Me and my.....toothless and haggard mates... are still jamming since the mid seventies...to us its a get together...a glass of glenmoragie a bit of puff and most importantly.....a bloody good laugh..for the younger chaps i can see how great the daws are BUT to me their is something missing ...Yes i'm sorry to say i'm a HUMBUG.