 Which programs are good for making dnb? |
munky
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can some one tell me what are good programs to make drumnbass and is user friendly?
i'd rather have a good program than it is user friendly...
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04-06-2005 18:24 |
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Friscko 
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04-06-2005 18:28 |
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Halph-Price
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agreed, FL is good progam for amature msuic producers. takes a little to learn, but it's extremely good after that, and is very useful for drums.
also is Reason, again some learning to do about how to setup effects to a synthasizer, but it's part of the fun of experimenting. but this won't allow you to use other music synths and effects (called VST'S) that FL studio does.
either of these, you can't go that wrong with.
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04-06-2005 19:18 |
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cynik
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If you have a strong enough computer (eg. processor at 2ghz) an ideal solution is rewiring of fruity loops and reason. the rewiring is easy for setup also, and will allow using two synchronised programs at once (such as these two)
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04-06-2005 20:09 |
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Soi
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To prevent Munky from being squeezed between opinions of what program is better and subjective preferences, i'd say it doesn't really matter that much.
In fact, most common programs for musicmaking all come donw to the same basics: sequencing, midi, audio,... the only REAL difference is the interface, the lay-out, the user-friendliness.
I think that with Reason and Fruityloops you are set for e very decent beginning of music-making, you wouldn't believe (i speak for reason here since i've been using for a couple of years now - but to each his own..- ) how far these app's can go in fact.
Once you're beyond the initial fase, you can easliy proceed to the more 'serious' software, being, Cubase, Logic, Sonar,... all via the ultra handy rewire-protocol.
I often think that too many people are wasting their time on discussing what makes one synth better than the other, but LOT's of synths work with the same parameters: lfo, oscillators, pm, ADSR,...
Don't loose your head in that discussion ==> less is more..
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04-06-2005 20:21 |
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thechronic
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05-06-2005 02:39 |
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the drum map on Cubase as opose to the piano roll . . . and that took away the last advantage fruity has. You can make beats just as esily in Cubase.
button and select my name. I'll personally kick it to the murky depths of hell where it belongs! 
