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Newbie to Production

  • 11-09-2011 7:39pm
    #1
    Omega28
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,325 ✭✭✭


    Evenin all

    So a brief history on myself, I've been dj'ing for a yr now, really do love it, I play house music mostly and so I wanna give production a try. I'm also a Multimedia student so u can see what type of bloke I amsmile.gif

    Now, I've done some research and I see there's plenty of music production software out there, I'm half thinking ableton or reason. Which do you guys think would be best for a beginner? I understand that reason is more of an all in one package compared to ableton, I'm not so sure what this means but I read it on a site?! Also, what are the main differences between the two?

    Next, I noticed there's different controllers like NI's Maschine etc and I was wondering could u recommend one for a newbie? budget of around 150euro.

    Next question, I was wondering where you guys get your samples etc?

    Also, how did you guys learn production? Any useful sites? etc

    My set up for DJ'ing is 2 CDJ 1000s, DJM 800, Audio 8 interface so luckily I have a sound card and I also have Macbook Pro, with the laptop and soundcard I have a starting point.

    thanks guy

    D.


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