It's probably overkill but I record my mixes using Ableton live

i use traktor and i sit there and mix and record for hours on end. works fine for me

I record my sets from my mixer using wavepad. Very simple program but it gets the job right and never had any problems

I like sound forge the best.

i've recently got back in the game after about a 5 year hiatis. before that i was spining vinyl for about 11 years. like i said i'm somewhat back in the game, but only as a hobby at home using mp3's. my software of choice for that is mixmeister. all i can say is that man if feels great to be mixing again.

Mixmeister Pro is a pretty simple program that allows you to drop tracks together with ease. It offers the control of volume, bass & treb - as a basic mixer would - so it is very simple to get used to. It also allows you to rip to wav or wma (using direct x) files once you have put a set together. Once I have produced a wav or wma file I use a program called switch to convert to mp3.

I have used soundforge before but didn't realy give it a full go as mixmeister fell into my hands, since then not looked back!!

HTH

Any freeware to cut mpegs most of myn go for 2 hours want to burn them to cds!

Been using sound forge for awhile and I like it especially since I am not that great at computer programs

Has anyone used ikey By gemini? I'm wondering if it works well or not. It's not software, but it's a device that you record to.

I've been using sound forge and I haven't had any problems with it. easy to use and does the job.

Pure recording I do this for many years with AudioGrabber v. 1.83 (freeware)
It's a small program (4Mb on harddisk), simpel and very GOOD!

For advanced recordings I use Sonic Sound Forge, this a heavy software (buy) and fantastic to make samples etc.

For digital mixing I use MixMeister.