Theres loads of free software online....Cubase, Nuendo, Pro Logic.....Still if audacity is workng for you then stick with it.

Bump...Any other home recorders out there?

Quoted from An Apple Beatle

Bump...Any other home recorders out there?

I had a Fostex four track. Some f*cker burgled me and took it (the only thing they took. In those days I didn't need to Imagine no possessions) complete witha tape containing hours of effort to lay down a bass line.
MOST ANNOYING OF ALL is that the thing was worthless and they obviously mistook it for a mixing desk.
Bastards! It's not as if I'm rich or anything.
I detest people who steal (and for the record I don't buy dodgy goods off guys in pubs. My conscionce (sp) is clear.)
And don't you guys either please - if no one bought these things no one would steal.
But it was fun while it lasted.

We use one of those Tascam harddisc recorders these days. Problem is they're dated at the moment you bought it.

I use a BOSS Micro BR

http://www.bossus.com/index.asp?pg=1&tmp=157

What's the cheapest thing you guys can recommend for me? I just want to record a few of my wizard rock songs and upload to MySpace... if they get a good reception, I know a place where I can record on something decent.

i  have a home digital recorder from zoom, but i link it to my pc and record with adobe audition and then i use some drum programs like beatcraft to get some drum loops

Quoted from Mairi

What's the cheapest thing you guys can recommend for me? I just want to record a few of my wizard rock songs and upload to MySpace... if they get a good reception, I know a place where I can record on something decent.

if its only gonna be one track like you and youre guitar id suggest finding a way ot connect youre guitar to youre  pc, maybe even use a mic then use something called audicity its free and easy