Best Free Audio Making Software

[Kingjables94]

R}ight. I have no money, cuz I'm still at school. My mum won't let me have any money, cuz she's tight. Even if I did have money I still wouldn't spend it cuz I'm tight. Yet I love to make music on the school computers. How would I continue the joy at home. Please list some good, free audio making programmes.

[DrDIL]

If you know how trackers and tracking works, Open Modplug Tracker. It supports many sample formats (heck, it can import ANY file as a sample... useful for chiptunes) and VST(i) plugins.

[xports]

when i started out, i used fl studios free version. its by far not the best. you cant save, so you have to finish a song without closing out. but on the plus side, it IS free...

[glitchcore]

renoise - a great tracker, easy to use, etc etc. it cost oney but the demo is fully functional except you cant render to .wav and no asio support.

[Kingjables94]

Hmmm, I think I'll try the fl studios one first, then I'll try to pinch the school's ejay disc. By the way, wat does everyone think of ejay?

[Guitarman1234]

thnks i want to start making music but i didn't know with what program start... thnks again

[bnamdar]

Fl studio 8 is good i think u can download full version

[boney-man]

At 7/9/08 06:28 PM, bnamdar wrote: Fl studio 8 is good i think u can download full version

not for free you can't

I'd say REAPER... i haven't used it but I've seen it and it looks pretty good. it supports samples and VSTs and stuff.

[Wiiporter]

I'm in a similar pickle, except I'm looking for MIDI programs, specifically.

[nietzlawe]

I would go for Fruity Loops 8 and Reason for sequencing and Sound Forge for editing.

[New-Milkman]

At 7/9/08 09:20 PM, Wiiporter wrote: I'm in a similar pickle, except I'm looking for MIDI programs, specifically.

Well, if you're looking for a program that can create MIDI files, then you can maybe try Finale NotePad. Or if you wanted, you can give Reaper a try, which is . It isn't 100% free, the "demo" is fully functional, and acts the same as if you purchase it. You can buy the non-commercial version for $50, which is a pretty good deal compared to some stuff. You can work with MIDI, amoung all other things.

At 7/10/08 03:49 AM, nietzlawe wrote: I would go for Fruity Loops 8 and Reason for sequencing and Sound Forge for editing.

I'm pretty sure the topic is about free audio software. FL Studio 8, Reason and Sound Forge are not free.