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Originally posted by rafa_espinoza Also, I'm having problems, doing the downtempos and that drum part before the climax...any programs, any help??? PLEASE!!!

you can do it all in reason... but since i don't use reason i can't help you with it

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Sorry guys, i've found a post that kinda explains a lot of things. I there is others like me...check it at

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

However, if anyone can help me with breakdowns and uptempos...thanx

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Originally posted by rafa_espinoza Hey everybody. Greetings from a first timer here. If anyone could tell me what can I use to begin with, I will really appreciate it. So far I have: - Reason 2.5 Which I use for bass lines and drum loops. - Cubase SX Which I really can't use, because I dont know how. - Triangle II as a virtual synth, it doesn't help me a lot but I can make some cool melodies in it. Please, if anyone could tell me where can I find some good tutorials. I have read most of the threads specially the one that explains all synths available. Also, I'm having problems, doing the downtempos and that drum part before the climax...any programs, any help??? PLEASE!!! "We all started one day"

Must be hard to pay that much money for all these programs and not being able to figure out how they work.
I know how to do it in logic and sx (in sx you godda use the mastertrack)

I started one day, yes, but I tried things for myself so while you search for that 1 thing, you learn 10 other things.

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I think cubase is supposed to rock once you get a midi keyboard and stuff.I haven't used it but the best tunes I have ever heard are done on cubase.

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Originally posted by rafa_espinoza Hey everybody. Greetings from a first timer here. If anyone could tell me what can I use to begin with, I will really appreciate it. So far I have: - Reason 2.5 Which I use for bass lines and drum loops. - Cubase SX Which I really can't use, because I dont know how. - Triangle II as a virtual synth, it doesn't help me a lot but I can make some cool melodies in it. Please, if anyone could tell me where can I find some good tutorials. I have read most of the threads specially the one that explains all synths available. Also, I'm having problems, doing the downtempos and that drum part before the climax...any programs, any help??? PLEASE!!! "We all started one day"

Wow that's like a thousand bucks you spent on software without knowing how to use it. I wish I could throw money away like that.

As stated by DeZmA, I too started one day. My start day didn't begin by asking a question that was already answered. Honestly, I don't see why new people create new threads asking for help when a simple search would probably give them an answer they were looking for, and then some. Not only does it save yourself the time of waiting for replies, it also saves you from looking like someone who can't be bothered to do some research on his or her own.

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Originally posted by dj prometheus I think cubase is supposed to rock once you get a midi keyboard and stuff.I haven't used it but the best tunes I have ever heard are done on cubase.

Cubase, just like any other good sequencer out there, rocks once you learn how to use it, not once you get a midi keyboard. It sounds as if you're projecting. Don't do that.

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Originally posted by DeZmA I started one day, yes, but I tried things for myself so while you search for that 1 thing, you learn 10 other things.

well put.. 90% of what I know I figured out on my own.. I didn't even know this forum existed until I was producing for 3 years already..

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Originally posted by Tranc3 Wow that's like a thousand bucks you spent on software without knowing how to use it. I wish I could throw money away like that.

This thread is funny .

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Originally posted by dj prometheus I think cubase is supposed to rock once you get a midi keyboard and stuff.I haven't used it but the best tunes I have ever heard are done on cubase.

cubase rocks wether you have a keyboard or not.
but, of course, it helps - and it does not cost a lot of money (the cheapest keys without faders or knobs can cost even 40 USD, and those are new).