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Posted by Dj Scorpion on Sep-24-2004 21:40:

Music Programe

what is the best music programe to use to creat music and to remix music

just name me a list of the once you people use thanks.


Posted by cyrus2k2 on Sep-24-2004 22:12:

have u read the sticky named "READ HERE BEFORE YOU POST"? i guess not. you'll find a list of programs there.

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=152236

btw, be carefull with terms like 'best'. there isn't really a BEST program. check out the demos and pick the one you like most.


Posted by Tranc3 on Sep-25-2004 06:30:

Re: Music Programe

quote:
Originally posted by Dj Scorpion
what is the best music programe to use to creat music and to remix music

just name me a list of the once you people use thanks.


Dance-Ejay


Posted by Timothy on Sep-25-2004 07:03:

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quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3
Dance-Ejay


It's not really creating music if you use Ejay, it's just mixing a couple of loops.


Posted by thecYrus on Sep-25-2004 07:29:

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quote:
Originally posted by Timothy
It's not really creating music if you use Ejay, it's just mixing a couple of loops.


really?


Posted by Timothy on Sep-25-2004 08:18:

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quote:
Originally posted by thecYrus
really?


haha, it's a way of making music but ....


Posted by thecYrus on Sep-25-2004 08:30:

btw. tranc3's answer was just a joke


Posted by Snakebyte on Sep-25-2004 09:44:

Well, it's always good to start somewhere. Dance Ejay can be a great way to start and get a feel for how music can be built with different elements. Certainly not for creating anything original, but as i said just to get a feel for all the building-blocks of music.

I started out with a tracker programme on amiga in the begginning of the 90's.

As stated before, there really is no *best* program. It's just really up to the user and his/her skills. Then ofcourse there is difference in soundquality, but as a beginner that isn't really an issue, i guess.

If i were you i'd go out and buy Reason and/or cubase SX. Or you could try buzz or or something like that. Heck just anything that can produce a sound

Good luck.


Posted by Tranc3 on Sep-25-2004 17:25:

quote:
Originally posted by thecYrus
btw. tranc3's answer was just a joke


No it wasn't! I heard DJ Sammy teh numbar 1 techno DJ uses it for all his productions!


Posted by Fundamental on Sep-25-2004 17:33:

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quote:
Originally posted by Timothy
It's not really creating music if you use Ejay, it's just mixing a couple of loops.


That's how all electronic music is made though. You press a couple of buttons and the computer makes a song for you.


Posted by dj_hfk on Sep-25-2004 18:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3
No it wasn't! I heard DJ Sammy teh numbar 1 techno DJ uses it for all his productions!


lol stfu already

don't listen to this guy


Posted by DJ InfraRed on Sep-26-2004 11:21:

Yea. There is no best software. It's not all about what software u have. It's how the person uses it.


Posted by dbl on Sep-26-2004 15:29:

quote:
Originally posted by cyrus2k2
have u read the sticky named "READ HERE BEFORE YOU POST"? i guess not. you'll find a list of programs there.

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=152236

btw, be carefull with terms like 'best'. there isn't really a BEST program. check out the demos and pick the one you like most.


like cyrus said... there's already a thread about this.. so READ IT BEFORE YOU POST...

and yeah.. there isn't a program that is the best... try them out and see which you like the most yourself.. then go for that prog..


Posted by I_LUV_PVD on Sep-26-2004 20:32:

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quote:
Originally posted by Fundamental
That's how all electronic music is made though. You press a couple of buttons and the computer makes a song for you.
I'm the operator of my pocket colculator. By pressing down a special key it plays a little melody.



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