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?
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.
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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.
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Why is the Audacity in some different language??
Please answer because i want to make audio
I'm downloading mad tracker
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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At 8/25/07 09:39 PM, ZenithSpade52 wrote: 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.
It's a bit hard to understand what exactly you're after, but I think you're trying to figure out if it's possible to integrate MIDI files and loops in with live audio? If that is your question, then the answer is yes. There are several software options out there that should suit you fine, including FL Studio, Cubase, Sonar, Sony ACID, and Albeton Live. If you think you'll be doing a lot of loop work, you may want to consider getting Albeton, as that is specifically designed to deal with loops and live audio.
Does anyone know a program when you dont have to record with a microphone or have a MIDI?
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Which is the best for like dance/dnb/orchestra/rock(?)/anything else but mainly those rly if I have unlimited money?
At 10/15/07 05:02 PM, SNARE wrote: Which is the best for like dance/dnb/orchestra/rock(?)/anything else but mainly those rly if I have unlimited money?
OK here are your options for music composing software:
- ACID Studio (Ideal for rock, dnb, and Dance music, it's loop based but has great recording tools plus you get tons of loops right off the bat) - Price $60
- ACID Pro (Upgraded version of ACID studio, does multi-track recording midi sequencing and has some other nice features again good for the same stuff) - Price $375
- Fl Studio (Fruity loops) (Midi based looping software with some really good synths, tends to be geared more toward hip hop but makes good electronic tracks as well) - Price $50-$370
- Cakewalk Kinetic (A studio program by cakewalk, awesome midis, much more orchestral sounding though, Also it's compatible with all of cakewalks awesome plug ins) - Price $80
- Reason (flat out the best music production program out there for just about anything, only problem, the price) - Price $500
Hope this helps
wat would be best for an amateur guitar player, who has no exp. with any mixing tools????
At 10/26/07 06:59 PM, Bogeyman101 wrote: wat would be best for an amateur guitar player, who has no exp. with any mixing tools????
ACID Studio, it's geared toward that kind of stuff
At 10/26/07 08:31 PM, InsaneSmilie wrote:At 10/26/07 06:59 PM, Bogeyman101 wrote: wat would be best for an amateur guitar player, who has no exp. with any mixing tools????ACID Studio, it's geared toward that kind of stuff
thx!!!
At 10/27/07 09:10 AM, Bogeyman101 wrote:At 10/26/07 08:31 PM, InsaneSmilie wrote:thx!!!At 10/26/07 06:59 PM, Bogeyman101 wrote: wat would be best for an amateur guitar player, who has no exp. with any mixing tools????ACID Studio, it's geared toward that kind of stuff
i forgot ask, how much is it and where can i get it???
i forgot ask, how much is it and where can i get it???
- ACID Studio (Ideal for rock, dnb, and Dance music, it's loop based but has great recording tools plus you get tons of loops right off the bat) - Price $60
- ACID Pro (Upgraded version of ACID studio, does multi-track recording midi sequencing and has some other nice features again good for the same stuff) - Price $375
and at any music shop near you, or you can order it off Sony Creative
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At 4/12/05 07:41 PM, Denvish wrote:At 4/12/05 07:37 PM, LegendaryPancake wrote: denvish is the 100 dollar cake walk the cheapest cake walk because recall seeing a cheaper one.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.
you missed a software. i use it but the only thing is i cant render it into an mp3 to upload it onto newgrounds..... www.acustica.com theres more than one software on there but they are all good
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