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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 2 Inscrit : 21 nov. 02 Lieu : HK Membre no 9,440 ![]() |
I am interested in creating music and would love to start creating more again. However, I don't have much software. I am mostly interested in electronic music, and don't really see the possibility of the need to use real instruments. Therefore, can anyone recommend a decent starting point. I have heard of a software program called Reason. Would this be seen as the best piece of software for an electronically focused musician ?
Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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![]() Rookie ![]() Groupe : Members Messages : 42 Inscrit : 27 nov. 02 Membre no 9,620 ![]() |
In a similar vein to the leading question in this thread.
What I would like to do is create background music for hypnotic inductions, and other background music to play when people are practicing various exercises. Basically I am looking for an ambient kind of sound, and would not need to much in the way of "real instruments" effects. I want to create some tracks on my computer using software only if possible and no hardware (again, if possible), and then be able to burn these tracks onto a CD so they can be played on a portable CD player. Oh, and one thing more <g> I would also like to add my voice to some of the tracks once the tracks are made. What would I need in total? I want to go for a easy to use solution that is flexible, and without too steep a learning curve, like the six months mentioned for Logic. Currently I am using a Mac Powerbook and system 9.2.2 Thanks in advance for any and all help. Charlie |
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