sbd272
I wana start making my own beats now that ive been mixing for a while. any good software suggestions?
geposted Sun 30 Dec 12 @ 1:27 pm
scarboroughdjgimz
there are a lot of softwares you can use to start making your own beats but first you will need a good keyboard midi controller .
4 most popular softwares are propellerhead reason, sonar (roland) , pro tools, and cubase. Fruity loops seems to be on the rise as well.
check out youtube vids and see what works for you.
4 most popular softwares are propellerhead reason, sonar (roland) , pro tools, and cubase. Fruity loops seems to be on the rise as well.
check out youtube vids and see what works for you.
geposted Sun 30 Dec 12 @ 3:22 pm
groovindj
You forgot Ableton Live. Popular with DJs who also produce, due to the warping abilities and clip/loop triggering.
geposted Sun 30 Dec 12 @ 3:26 pm
DJ Ton-E 915
+1 on Ableton. You can also check out Reaper. Very inexpensive and you get a full month free trial.
geposted Sun 30 Dec 12 @ 3:40 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
I would say since your just starting out go with Reason. Ableton is great but you dam near need to go to school to learn to use it...........
geposted Mon 31 Dec 12 @ 1:52 am
weirdjay
Need simple? Try this: http://www.acoustica.com/beatcraft/
geposted Mon 31 Dec 12 @ 2:49 am
vscdjdru
SONY ACID????
geposted Mon 31 Dec 12 @ 7:13 am
xcakid
I use Ableton for making transitions, intro/outros, etc. I know a couple of up and coming EDM producers that do music with it.
Would definitely recommend Ableton.
Would definitely recommend Ableton.
geposted Mon 31 Dec 12 @ 9:51 am