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Music Software

hussey · 2003-02-14 10:29:25

I thought this is best place for this: Does anyone know good music software?? a guy in work asked me about it?? basically what he wants to do is record songs to the pc and edit them He said he heard Cubase SX is great .. but wants to be sure

14-02-2003 10:29am

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hussey

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I thought this is best place for this:

Does anyone know good music software?? a guy in work asked me about it??

basically what he wants to do is record songs to the pc and edit them

He said he heard Cubase SX is great .. but wants to be sure

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#2 14-02-2003 10:32am

Mr. Fancypants

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I've used Sound Forge a bit and found it to be excellent.
You should be able to download a demo from www.sonicfoundry.com

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#3 14-02-2003 10:50am

Gordon

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Ye Cubase or Protools. You can get free Pro Tools from downloads.com.

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#4 14-02-2003 12:22pm

Morello

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Protools is the best but you need a great PC (or better a Mac G4) with a lot of RMA and a huge HD to run it properly, more about this at www.morellorocks.com/equipment.html

(Bear in mind the free version has only 4 tracks)

Second choice is Cubase but if you don't need any fancy features you better go for Cakewalk which is very simple to use

Have fun! A.

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#5 15-02-2003 4:43pm

fuse

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Reason is another great program
like cubase I think, for pretty complex stuff.
www.propellerheads.se

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