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bit of a vague question but - Posted by steve (from: 62.7.113.160) on December 01, 2000 at 17:22:30: In Reply to: help posted by jade on November 30, 2000 at 18:41:01: hardware needed is - soundcard (full duplex for listening + recording simultaneously) software - hundreds of possibilities which I could witter down for u if u were a bit more revealing! I mean what sort of music? Many apps are style specific. For dance/electronic u can go with an 'instant package' like Ejay, Magix Music Maker or a 'programable' app like FruityLoops, Rebirth, Orion. For live instrument recording u would use a 'sequencer' like Data Beckers Music Centre Pro (most excellent), MicroLogic Fun, or Cubasis. U can even use two together eg creating drums + bass lines in FruityLoops and importing these into a sequencer to add guitars, vocals and midi instruments alongside. So many possibilities - try lots of demos and see what u like before buying anything. steve Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : hardware needed is - soundcard (full duplex for listening + recording simultaneously) : software - hundreds of possibilities which I could witter down for u if u were a bit more revealing! I mean what sort of music? Many apps are style specific. For dance/electronic u can go with an 'instant package' like Ejay, Magix Music Maker or a 'programable' app like FruityLoops, Rebirth, Orion. For live instrument recording u would use a 'sequencer' like Data Beckers Music Centre Pro (most excellent), MicroLogic Fun, or Cubasis. U can even use two together eg creating drums + bass lines in FruityLoops and importing these into a sequencer to add guitars, vocals and midi instruments alongside. So many possibilities - try lots of demos and see what u like before buying anything. : : steve Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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