music on ng

[Lex117]

ok, i know im n00b in this area, but i see alot of ng users make music, putting it on the audio portal. what software do they use? can you dowload it somewhere?

[DashDingo]

I use Fruityloops. I think you can download a free trial someplace, or atleast a demo.

[Zendra]

Most users use Fruityloops. Some pro's use Acid Pro. But most people are using Fruityloops.

[Zendra]

At 1/23/05 12:49 PM, Chrome- wrote: Some others are Reason and Cubase.

Yeah, heard that of that before. I don't use it, because I don't understand that program. :o

Ever tried Acid Pro?

[Zef]

At 1/23/05 12:49 PM, Zendra wrote: Most users use Fruityloops. Some pro's use Acid Pro. But most people are using Fruityloops.

I use both, acid isn't really one you make the tunes with it's mroe for fine tuning and piecing songs together!

[Klacid]

I use Music 2000 and Mod plug tracker :)

[Earfetish]

You can use Cakewalk, if you're a decent composer.

I used a microphone.

[Zendra]

At 1/23/05 12:51 PM, -Zef- wrote: I use both, acid isn't really one you make the tunes with it's mroe for fine tuning and piecing songs together!

True. You need some good samples for it. But it is a very, very good program to mix with or tune.

[Lex117]

thanks people, i thought nobody would take this seriously and use this thread as a flame target. i get disrespected sometimes :(.

[SNARE]

Are there any free ones?

[Zendra]

At 1/23/05 12:55 PM, -snare- wrote: Are there any free ones?

Not that I know. But all program provide a trial or a demo. After that, you might consider buying it. :)

[TenchuX]

Fruity Loops can be very pro sounding if you know how to use it. If you really want to make top notch professianl music. Some great programs are Cubase + Reason 2.5 + Soundforge. If you have FL though you can rewire Cubase and Reason 2.5 into it :p. But, its a pretty penny to get them all lol. Also, I honestly dont know many people if any who use Acid Pro :-/

[Rage]

At 1/31/05 05:29 PM, TenchuX wrote: If you have FL though you can rewire Cubase and Reason 2.5 into it.

That's exactly what I do. Rewire those three together.

Fruityloops is a nice sequencer, and is also a nice program to start out with, but Reason and Cubase will get your music the professional-sounding edge. They're not for beginners, though.

[TenchuX]

I just got Reason 2.5 actually and I'm about to do it. I know you can because my friends have done it. It works like a VST would I believe. Also, yes Cubase and Reason together can give you very nice music. But if you compair Reason and FL they both have ups and downs. Cubase however is a pro tool.