 Getting Started, How to Start Making Music on either Mac or PC |
 ven. 28 sept. 2007, 16:54
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I have both a mac (panther) and a pc with windows xp.
I am a singer-songwriter-producer who's always used engineers. Now i find myself traveling and want to create songs on either a mac or a pc. I have the garageband installed on the mac and it sounds a bit amateurish. I want to get digi and learn how to use it myself but for now the price range is a bit steep. What kind of affordable software could I get to start making some decent-sounding songs? Thanks |
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sam. 29 sept. 2007, 07:23
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excuse me for putting my 2 cents in but there is one program that not too many people know about or
its starting to create a buzz. Its from the Mackie company and its called Tracktion (verson 3). The best feature is JUST ONE WINDOW that you work in!!! If you've used some of the main stream programs, Pro-Tools, Logic, etc. You know how there could be a lot of windows open. With just one being open you pretty much know where you are at all times. To inquire further go to: http://www.mackie.com/products/tracktion3/index.html Thanks (No I don't work for the Mackie Company) Gene p.s. Did I tell you about the price? I won't, if your curious you'll find out for your self how much it cost. Ce message a été modifié par Morbass2004 - sam. 29 sept. 2007, 07:26. |
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2and4music Getting Started ven. 28 sept. 2007, 16:54
gdoubleyou Actually you can get quite good results from Garag... ven. 28 sept. 2007, 17:23
ronaldl I agree, Tracktion 3 is great. It's powerful,... sam. 29 sept. 2007, 15:41 kichijai I can also vouch for Tracktion sam. 13 oct. 2007, 23:08 |
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