what do you people out there on the BBS think the best Audio making (and editing) program (besides cool edit pro)?
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At 3/4/06 02:47 PM, ChuckChildren wrote: The Audio Portal
wtf?
Fruity loops for beginners and reason for someone whos wants something more "advanced"...
At 3/4/06 05:36 PM, TJA wrote: Fruity loops for beginners and reason for someone whos wants something more "advanced"...
I prefer to think of them as FL being designed for people who are new to music, whlie reason being made for those who compose using theory and stuff.
At 3/4/06 05:45 PM, Khuskan wrote:At 3/4/06 05:36 PM, TJA wrote: Fruity loops for beginners and reason for someone whos wants something more "advanced"...I prefer to think of them as FL being designed for people who are new to music, whlie reason being made for those who compose using theory and stuff.
Nah I disagree, FL can be used for experts, its just you really need to know how to take advantage of the whole program.
At 3/4/06 05:45 PM, Khuskan wrote:At 3/4/06 05:36 PM, TJA wrote: Fruity loops for beginners and reason for someone whos wants something more "advanced"...I prefer to think of them as FL being designed for people who are new to music, whlie reason being made for those who compose using theory and stuff.
Somthing like Sibelius, or better yet, Finale seems to suit people who are more into using theory, considering you actually score out the music. For the past ten years I either wrote my music on standard notation paper or put it into the computer. I gotta say I like using Reason and just recording it better, although I do miss actually writing out music sometimes.
Hmm, that had pretty much no relevance to the question at all, did it?
