 Software Advice - Making Music For Commercial Use, Music Generators / Samples / Loops |
 dim. 4 nov. 2012, 10:10
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Hi,
I have some musical experience with real instruments but little experience in software. I have been getting pulled in so many directions in trying to search for information on good software for my purposes that I am basically standing still. I am looking for the best options for free software that will allow me to make make music for commercial use. Are there any you can recommend that have good virtual instruments? Also, are there any good free options that provide mixable loops that are available for commercial use? Thanks for any advice. |
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lun. 5 nov. 2012, 05:37
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I second houstonmusic's suggestions. If you're used to live sound production, racks, patchbays,, etc, then Ableton's latest should be a little bit quicker to pick up. But both are great for getting started quickly with those tools.
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hardluckdrive Software Advice - Making Music For Commercial Use dim. 4 nov. 2012, 10:10
houstonmusic for a mix of instruments, loop content, and arrang... dim. 4 nov. 2012, 17:25 hardluckdrive Thanks for the recommendations.
I looked into the... lun. 5 nov. 2012, 05:49
houstonmusic well, you could do a lot worse than Garage Band. ... lun. 5 nov. 2012, 16:28 mortalengines I second houstonmusic's post. Ableton and Re... dim. 18 nov. 2012, 20:26 midiwife As someone who's used and taught a wide variet... mar. 20 nov. 2012, 11:08 mortalengines Yes it's true if you already own a Mac. Garag... ven. 23 nov. 2012, 19:39 |
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