audio software
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protools is a bit of an overkill especially if youre just staring out, its very pricey because you are tied into buying all the hardware in addition (mic, mixer, synths, soundcard...
but it can deliver sick results.i suggest spending your money on a decent sound card and microphone. the better youre equipment the cleaner your sample will be and the easier to edit it. in regard to editing at a bedroom level... any software will work soundforge, logic, reason, protools hell...probably even the one thats built into your pc.
as far as filters and stuff to change voices or whatever... basic filters are built into just about any software out there. + you can download a ton of free ones if you hit up google.
i recommend logic... supports all vsts and plugins, has limit-less possibilities and has become along with protools and industry standard for mac. the mastering features WILL NOT disappoint you.