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help - jordan123 - 01-10-2013 hey its jordan123 again and im pretty new in the music world im looking for a good program to make my one song on the pc for my dancing and stuff but you guys have ideas plaese help oke from jordan123 :biggrin::biggrin1: mile: thanks
help - vakes - 03-10-2013 fruity loops is a quite good music making program its has everything you need all you have to do is spend your time with it.I think the latest version is 9.1 or 9.2 help - jordan123 - 03-10-2013 thanks vakes help - vakes - 04-10-2013 Its a pleasure to help jordan help - Joshpop - 17-10-2013 jordan123 Wrote:hey its jordan123 again and im pretty new in the music world im looking for a good program to make my one song on the pc for my dancing and stuff but you guys have ideas plaese help oke from jordan123 Hi Jordan, what operating system are using? Mac or pc? I use Logic which is for mac only but is a fantastic program. Ableton is another great option and is available for free at a demo version on both mac or pc. Cubase is another program for PC. Majority of producers in the industry use Logic/ableton and some cubase, but their is loads of options for all different type of jobs as you are probably aware. Anyway hope this helps and if you have questions, feel free to hit me up! help - Jerome - 17-10-2013 Samplitude Pro X - you can download a free copy, fully functional, for a month to allow you to judge for yourself whether you like it or not. The plugins included are fantastic. Give it a whirl. It's not a well known DAW but it is used extensively throughout Europe. (Less popular in the States & the UK). I have tried a number of DAW's over the years and I think it is superior to the others because of the way it handles file structures, but that's just my opinion. Just a suggestion. |