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Audacity is fine. Reaper would give you more options and possibilities for mastering (which is probably what you actually need if your recordings don't sound 'loud' enough) but if you can't get a good recording in Audacity you probably won't in Reaper since it's more complicated. (I say all that having not listened to your sample, possibly it may be some problem with your sound card or the cable you're using or something for all I know)

Just in case anyone's interestred, I finally uploaded the recording of the live show of this afforementioned chipnoise setup - http://cementimental.bandcamp.com/album … 9-aug-2013

Fun sounds, thanks for this

Cool hopefully seeya there! Should be a good one if I do say so myself.

Oh and this is kind of the afterparty, if anyone going has the stamina after like 12 hours of noisy music already haha. I'm definitely attempting to go after the alldayer finishes, unwise as it may seem: http://www.noisecorruption.com/

Found this in the street recently, battery clip was broken but worked fine after fixing that, spraying a bit of switch cleaner in the knobs and tweaking the internal trimmer pots for more extreme feedback

Someone just uploaded some video of said set on youtube! ^_^ Not the best sound quality but gives you some idea. =  http://youtu.be/5iLyeiYc_ps

Pretty chaotic, I've been listening to a lot of flashcore recently (Atomhead, Undacova, Neurocore etc) which has had some influence tho it's nowhere near what they do really, just my kind of chip/noise attempt at using beats/core sounds

Looks good, will give it a try!