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This is a discussion on sequencing and mixing software within the The Lounge forums, part of the Off Topic category; Has anybody got any experience with the latest types of mixing and sequencing software available. I used to do a ...
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06-04-09, 09:44 PM
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  | sequencing and mixing softwareHas anybody got any experience with the latest types of mixing and sequencing software available. I used to do a bit of production with a mate, nothing serious more for fun, but we did regularly get our tracks played in a local club. Software ive used ia dance Ejay and Cubas VST. Has an awesome 808 machine app once as well but cant remember what it was called. edit: it was called rebirth Was just wondering what is used these days, as I wouldn;t mind getting back into it. cheers |
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06-04-09, 10:02 PM
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 | Back at A-levels I worked with Cubase SX mainly (very good, well recommended and easy to use) I also used Logic a bit which was ok. There were a few new things coming out but I never got a chance to carry it on at uni. I would check out Steinbergs website for programs. Good luck!
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06-04-09, 10:03 PM
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| Cheers buddy, just looking at cakewalk Home Studio, might see if I can get it through greens, (When I get enough) |
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06-04-09, 10:14 PM
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| lol, good plan! it was cakewalk I was racking my brain for! and sequence or something?! Good luck! (i duno how much there costing these days, but i know I had Cubase SX worth £500 a few years back!!)
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06-04-09, 10:16 PM
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| home studio is £99, producer is £350 |
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06-04-09, 10:44 PM
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| Ive got cakewalk Sonar V8.0 producer edition which I recieved from a friend....... Very powerfull piece of kit |
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07-04-09, 09:19 AM
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| If you have a Mac then get Logic, it's an awesome piece of kit with all the jam-packs and instruments, etc. Alternatively you could use Garage Band which is a stripped-down version. Cubase is also good; it works seamlessly with Reason (same company that makes Rebirth), which is something else you should get, especially if you're concentrating on electronic music production. I personally use Protools as I do a lot of professional instrumental recording. It's a bit of an investment though as you have to buy the hardware in order to use the software (although the entry-level kit is quite cheap these days). I wouldn't recommend it for what you have in mind though!
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