Depends.
Are you trying to record something low end level, or do you need something
really professional.
For low end, I'd use Garage Band.
For really high end mainstream professional recording as I do for a living,
I'd look into ProTools, from Avid, formerly Digidesign.
Chris.
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Subject: Recording on MacBook
Is there a way to record a note or singing? How might I do that?
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