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- TumbleWeedPro
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I was wondering if anyone knew of any good programs to use, that allow one to make sounds, music, loops, etc? If you can give me a few names it would be greatly appriecated.-TumbleWeedPro
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FL studio www.flstudio.com <== works I think. If you want something for free get modplug at www.modplug.com
- Erkie
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It varies, if you like sampling, then go with Magix or something that has mutli-track sampling stuff.
Fruity and Reason software are very in depth, and complex, but are crafted for beginners.
Follow this up in the newbie newbie audio guide
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Adobe Audition is good. Powerful and easy to use.
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Well, you sholud try Fruity Loops 5. Write it to google.
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At 4/22/05 07:04 PM, TumbleWeedPro wrote: I was wondering if anyone knew of any good programs to use, that allow one to make sounds, music, loops, etc? If you can give me a few names it would be greatly appriecated.-TumbleWeedPro
A pretty good newcomer is Project 5 Version 2. I was on the beta team for this, and it's a really nice program for beginners to use. Their demo is up on cakewalk.com, you should check it out:
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/Project5/default.asp
If that's too much for you, try Energy XT:
http://www.xt-hq.com/
Good Luck!
ATA (first post, w00t!)
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At 4/22/05 07:33 PM, Erkie wrote: It varies, if you like sampling, then go with Magix or something that has mutli-track sampling stuff.
Fruity and Reason software are very in depth, and complex, but are crafted for beginners.
Follow this up in the newbie newbie audio guide
i would just like to make a correction for my friend - Reason is NOT for beginners AT ALL - but fl studio is :D
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At 4/24/05 05:16 PM, Chronamut wrote:At 4/22/05 07:33 PM, Erkie wrote: It varies, if you like sampling, then go with Magix or something that has mutli-track sampling stuff.i would just like to make a correction for my friend - Reason is NOT for beginners AT ALL - but fl studio is :D
Fruity and Reason software are very in depth, and complex, but are crafted for beginners.
Follow this up in the newbie newbie audio guide
Don't use software. Software in general is for beginners, INCLUDING Reason. Now, before you all start to send me hate mail, lemme explain:
Software ALWAYS has ALOT of restrictions, because of your computer's limitations and because of the fact that no computer programmer can be so smart to make a perfect program (Sidenote: Except my neighbour... He's holding a gun to mah head now :| ). Hardware however, has NO restrictions, but is kinda hard, because of the fact the you gotte find all your samples yourself, place yourself and sculpture yourself. Compare it with this:
Software - You get a piece of paper, with the outer lines of the image already drawn. And yes, you'll get your crayons ;)
Hardware - You get a piece of paper. The only restriction in the piece of paper and your own creativity :)
