Music production software should by no means be your end game; it should be used for fun, convenience, and to get your musical career or hobby rolling. All in all the software plus all the switchboards will be your best bet and ease of use, but there is nothing compared to the actual studio.
Music Studio software allows you too-
-Create beats in minutes
-Record and Mix your own vocals or MiDi instruments
-Create instant melodies (especially using the riff machine in FL Studio)
-Coordinate your performance on live stage (mostly done using ableton)
-And much more
All in all this software is a great blank canvas to focus all your creative energies; I personally use it as a release of emotion. Which is how many great tracks are made. Another great feature is with them being online you can get help from almost anyone on how to use them; which is why I'm here. To inform you cool tricks, answer questions, and just all around be informative on the subject.
I'm not very musically talented, what programs would you recommend?
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice thing going on here bro.
ReplyDeleteSupporting this blog as well!!
Hope you return the favor ;D
I like ableton
ReplyDeleteWell a good bit of it is just getting the feel for it, and if you really enjoy it in time you will get better. Trust me. And Fruity Loops is best for beginners i believe.
ReplyDeleteoh, and reason.
ReplyDeleteGarageband came with my computer, but I really haven't messed around with is at all except for editing out long intros/outros in songs. Maybe I'll give it another look.
ReplyDeleteyo you got a link to a nice free version of this software btw?
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Reason and Fruityloops are great, I've used them for years. Lots of fun
ReplyDeletejust remember that you aren't trying to make it big, just have some fun with it and experiment.
Nice update!
ReplyDeletenot very musically talented, but always wanted this stuff just to play around with
ReplyDeleteEven if i'm not creating anything professional, i really enjoy using software like this, it's good fun :)
ReplyDeleteUpdate your blog!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy a lot of individually produced music, but will always enjoy musicianship as a band more so!
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