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From:
n3wjack
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Junior Sanchez ,
Date:
Mon, 17 Dec 2007 12:56:48 +0100
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Re: [idm] About Software and music making hardware
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2007/12/14, Junior Sanchez <rendrd_tchocky@msn.com>:
quoted 12 lines Hello folks,> > > Hello folks, > > I am in need of y'allz assistance and expertise. > > I have given into making music using a Laptop. I dunno, its been too much > of an inconvenience with using hardware, carry it around, hooking it all up, > setting everything up has just been a pain. > > So yeah, what would you all recommend as far as Software and getting > controllers and over hard gadgets?
Try out a few demos if you haven't already, and see what you like best. Some music software has a more oldskool tracker like interface (Fruity Loops, Renoise) and some have a more machine like orientation like Reason. It depends on what you're looking for, or feel comfy with. Check out Ableton live as well. It rocks, but ain't cheap. I use freeware oldskool Jeskola Buzz btw, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you're a geek. If you really want to get experimental you can give PureData, MaxDSP or Chuck a try, but that's more über-geekish music programming instead of composing IMO. -- "progress doesn't come from early risers progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things" http://n3wjack.net http://www.jungletrain.net - 24/7 dnb radio station