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Hi everyone, This is an Arrangement I made of Cantaloupe Island with my Trio I want to load a lot of videos up soon. I finished studying and have moved and w...
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"Hello again,
thanks for your help.
I am not sure what I will want to do in the future with the laptop. I just want a versatile laptop, which is good enough for recording acoustic drums and keyboard sounds in several layers over each other.
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thanks for your help.
I am not sure what I will want to do in the future with the laptop. I just want a versatile laptop, which is good enough for recording acoustic drums and keyboard sounds in several layers over each other.
…"
"It might help if you also stated in more detail what you hope to accomplish.
For running Sibelius, likely any Macbook should suffice. For running Cubase, it depends on what you plan to do with it. Work primarily with audio tracks? Mainly MIDI…"
For running Sibelius, likely any Macbook should suffice. For running Cubase, it depends on what you plan to do with it. Work primarily with audio tracks? Mainly MIDI…"
"I really enjoyed the Maniac Theme, keep em coming"
"I like the music you made for that video game.
which programs did you use to record it?
I am new when it comes to recording and composing would like to know how to get started ;)
Keep it up, and have a nice day
greetings
Matthew"
which programs did you use to record it?
I am new when it comes to recording and composing would like to know how to get started ;)
Keep it up, and have a nice day
greetings
Matthew"
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Well, it's all programmed sounds. I used Acoustica MixCraft 5.0 for it (basically a real simple recording program, where you also can make music - it's like Cubase, just alot simpler). I do want to upgrade to a more sofisticated composition program soon, but such things often costs alot of money...
But for starters I'd recomend MixCraft or Cubase for recording (off course you can use free software such as Audacity aswell, but really, Audacity sucks) and Sibelius - or free alternatives such as MusScore - for notation. Good luck! :)
Cheers!
Kristin.