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 mar. 8 janv. 2002, 10:39
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ive been looking into sound apps lately and trying to use demos dl'ing manuals and what not and had a couple of questions as i am now ready to spend a little bit of money.
first off, reason seems a little easier then the rest to use but it also looks as though it may be an inferior product to some of the others. basically what would be a good package of software for me to get to get going. i am looking into making idm/breakbeats/mostly electronic, maybe some voiceovers everyonce in awhile but strictly electronic music. im thinking more into logic or digital performer as ive heard good things (protools looks a little tough to me) but im not exactly sure what they are in the broad scheme of things (as you see i need help) logic seems like it is a favorite among people that arent into protools, but i could be wrong. second, i want to buy a keyboard. i am not so concerned with with the sounds that may come on it but i also have NO knowledge of keyboards at all. i was looking at usb keyboards from midiman but those seem like they could be huge pieces of crap. what is the best under 500 dollar way to go to get a keyboard into my computer with good sound quality. those are basically my only questions right now, but there is one more thing. it is important to me that i get something decent even if it costs a little more than i expect. granted i am just learning but how do i expect to be happy with progress if i hear a bunch of hissing and static. plus im not really into going into things buying a bunch of shit. so please give me a hand. im not looking into becoming a professional but i would like to have something that sounds good. thank you. |
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mar. 8 janv. 2002, 21:04
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i think for now i just want to pick up a keyboard with no sounds? unless that yamaha is in the same price range.
given that, which is the best for me to get? should i get midi or should i just get a USB keyboard. if midi could you tell me why i should have midi on a keyboard with no sounds. and which keyboards with no sounds are good or does it even matter? thanks. |
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edea a few more questions mar. 8 janv. 2002, 10:39
Synthetic First, Reason is excellent app that if run on fast... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 17:15 edea thanks synthetic.
ive been hearing that reason co... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 18:30 Synthetic Well, there is no benefit other than cheaper price... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 20:04 edea i have found this. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 21:15 Synthetic Well, you can always make electronic music with no... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 22:13 edea as far as sitting on the couch and making beats an... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 22:27 edea how about this?
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/sr... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 22:30 edea thanks for the help synthetic.
i am leaning towar... mar. 8 janv. 2002, 23:50 Synthetic That small Midiman controller is neat but you must... mer. 9 janv. 2002, 14:58 Silverlode One nice thing about the Roland is that it has a U... mer. 9 janv. 2002, 17:41 edea okay so ive decided to get a midi controller for n... mer. 9 janv. 2002, 18:58
Synthetic I think remote control functions refers to the abi... mer. 9 janv. 2002, 19:38 |
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