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Don't know if anyone posted these but Mixcraft and Beatcraft.

I recive one day ACID AND BEAT but I don't know if you can get other sonds. same thing whit Fruity loop can we download somewhere sond and use it whit Fruity Loop (cause I'm now using fruty loop)

those free sound studios esactly what i need

cheers

Making Waves: $20.00 - $80.00 (Depending on the version)
Making Waves Audio 5 software gives you everything you need to create, record and produce professional and orignal music on your computer.
CREATE: Use the poweful sequencer to arrange audio samples, loops(.wav), midi, MP3's and virtual instuments* in your own song.
INSTRUMENTS: Compose music in minutes using your mouse or keyboard to control a wealth of available virtual instruments.
RECORD:Stereo record a solo performance our your whole band in studio quality audio.
EDIT: Tweak your audio recordings and recycle existing samples for unlimited creativity.
EFFECTS:Use genuine studio quality effects to give your music productions the edge.
MIX: Blend the elements of your songs and mixes using the powerful mixing and mastering tools.
SAVE: Export your finished music to Audio CD or as an MP3 file.
PROVEN: Making Waves software has won numerous awards in recognition of its unique combination of powerful features and unrivalled ease of use.
NO 1: Making Waves software is behind 4 x UK No 1 selling chart singles and a Platinum L.P.

* MW AUDIO 5 software supports a maximum of 2x Virtual Instruments and 2x VST Plug-in effects however should you require unlimited VST Instrument and PLUG-in support you can always upgrade to the STUDIO version at a later date.

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I've actually used this software. It really is pretty decent. You just click a sample, open up the grid, and tab out what you want it to play. Take the track below the sample and select "Effect" and you have the option to load an effect to the above sample. Clicking the grid here tuns the effect on or off so you can add effects on the fly.

It's not the most complex software in the world but it's a good one to get you started if you're on a budget.

At 10/29/06 03:49 PM, DoomyCheese wrote: FL Studio Basics Tutorial!

http://newgrounds.com/portal/view/346613

Self advertise much?

I can't seem to find whats right for me. I tried all the free programs you listed but nothing worked perfectly for me. Any free editing software I can use to strip a beat off of a song or strip the vocals off a song?

Which is more powerful and feature-full... Apple's Logic Pro 7 or Steinberg's all-new Cubase 4? I only want answers from people who have used/use both heavily.

i have tracktion 2 and hammerhead, and im wondering how i can import my hammerhead loops to tracktion, because when u save a hammerhead loop, it saves as a .hh, and tracktion can't import that file. Anyone know how i can convert the file?

nice dude now i can make audio tracks thanks a lot =)

some other studios.

E-jay(www.Ejay.com )$9.99-$19.99
you can combine existing loops with eachother and make a song out of it, or you can put your own loops in it, and then you can make a good song.(pretty easy to use)

Virtual D-jay (www.VirtualDJ.com )$299.00
it's a virtual mixing table(or whatever you call it) that lets you scratch and make loops out of songs, just like a real life mixing table(has hardware too, the hardware costs $250.00)

At 1/20/07 11:50 PM, Fluffy-Death wrote: I can't seem to find whats right for me. I tried all the free programs you listed but nothing worked perfectly for me. Any free editing software I can use to strip a beat off of a song or strip the vocals off a song?

That's next to impossible, but if you have an electron microscope, and the power of most professional recording studios, and the speakers/headphones with the quality several hundred times better than normal human hearing, you can do it.

At 2/23/07 03:43 PM, bibotheking wrote: E-jay(www.Ejay.com )$9.99-$19.99
you can combine existing loops with eachother and make a song out of it, or you can put your own loops in it, and then you can make a good song.(pretty easy to use)

GTFO ALT!!

At 2/7/07 10:48 AM, ultim8dude wrote: i have tracktion 2 and hammerhead, and im wondering how i can import my hammerhead loops to tracktion, because when u save a hammerhead loop, it saves as a .hh, and tracktion can't import that file. Anyone know how i can convert the file?

Maybe some of these?

thanks....this really helped me

what is the best for hip hop music that is free??

audacity is free, but i suggest you check out FL or Reason demos, the're free.

Sweet,

I have been looking for free music mixing and music creation prgrams for a long time. I am downloading one of the free ones. Hey if it doesnt work out for me could someone tell me which is the best free one there?

I would really appreciate it.

-The Sol Destroyer-

Why is the Audacity in some different language??

Please answer because i want to make audio

I'm downloading mad tracker
it better be good!!!
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Acid XPress (FREE!)

ACID XPress is a music creation tool. Make your own original music with the click of a mouse and a few "painted" strokes. It's easy--just pick some loops, paint them into a track, and play them back. It's the most fun you'll ever have creating music. Any loops you choose work together because ACID XPress matches the tempo and pitch automatically. When you're ready, publish your song on ACIDplanet.com, or stream it from your own Web site.

download here

What would be the closest software to Garageband (but for Windows)?

At 5/22/07 10:01 PM, Yutxz wrote: What would be the closest software to Garageband (but for Windows)?

Reason or FL. Depends on how complex you want it. I would suggest Reason since it's stand alone like Garageband, but FL is less complex and has VST support. All depends on personal preference.

At 5/22/07 10:07 PM, DSMagnum wrote: Reason or FL. Depends on how complex you want it. I would suggest Reason since it's stand alone like Garageband, but FL is less complex and has VST support. All depends on personal preference.

Thanks Magnum. I'm going to go expirement with both right now.

Reaper - FREE

Technically, it's uncrippled and unexpiring shareware. But even so!

This is an audio recorder, sequencer, VST host...all the things FL Studio , Cubase, and Reason do. But for free.
It won "Best Free Sequencer" in Computer Music magazine, and it deserved it. It has the most features out of any other free sequencer I've seen.

If you need help with it, I've written a tutorial to get you started right here.

Reaper is a nice program for free thought i would check it out

I need a program called Super Duper Music Looper. the full version.

Its a program for kids 6-10 yrs old. although im pass those ages -_-

the program is easy to use tho. over a hundred loops from 9 types of instruments and sounds.
i've been trying to find the full version but i can only get the demo. Which is limited and has the crappyist sounds ever. I need the full version.

Someone hook me up.

why wont DampBass or w/e it is convert an MPeg 4 music file to any file?

At 4/12/05 07:41 PM, Denvish wrote:

Not sure. You could probably get cheaper old versions on eBay or elsewhere online, which will be perfectly satisfactory for the majority of musicians.

For those who are still reading the thread, check out the Audio Software: Software Synthesizers thread if you're interested.

Or you could illegally download. =-O
HAHAHA illegal... that's funny

I'm a beginner too audio music making but I have fiddled with garage band at school a couple of times. But what program would you recommend for me? No experience just the will to learn and create.

thanks.

This Thread is Big. I dunno If I plan on getting a comp Studio or not. My dad nearly fainted when I asked for a Workstation keyboard with an installed multitrack recorder. I'm Trying to get a studio package but theres so many to pick from. I like live recording because you get to do anything you want with your instrument and it gets recorded directly to your comp.

I'm not sure If I'm going off topic but can a multitrack recorder record instrument music beats into a comp and we just wire that into some recording software? And I just want to do this because making music on my Workstation is hard (well, not that hard...), But Still, I just want to add some loops and styles to my music so I'm just wondering.

Dang I make It so hard. If I don't get a reply I'm completely fine you guys.