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MUsic Software

by JavierMiranda11 Feb 21, 2010 12:09PM PST

Hey guys im new to cnet, Im just wondering if sombody could help me.

See I would like to start producing my own music, but have failed to find a good music software program to start making beats of my own.

Has anyone got any good suggestions?

Thank you kindly

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Start simple...
by ~Maxx Mar 4, 2010 2:06AM PST

If you're into making beats I'd start with Fruity Loops, and if you need actual audio recording software on top of that start with Audacity. Both have free versions (last I knew). That will help you develop a work flow and get an idea of the features you'll want in a more professional software suite.

Another thing... Visit (and bookmark) http://tweakheadz.com/ - read The Guide. Everything you need to know about getting a home studio going from the ground up in plain English.

Good luck!

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Cubase
by maceman69-234090513641357 Apr 14, 2010 5:07AM PDT

Cubase is one of the best softwares ever. It's like Pro Tools, but cheaper Grin

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Music Software
by DaleyJones May 6, 2010 10:21PM PDT

Checkout beat-creator.com

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create your own music with ease
by guoquan001 Aug 2, 2010 6:57PM PDT
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That title was spammed so much.
by r. proffitt Forum moderator Aug 8, 2010 5:00AM PDT

Now you see what happens when folk spam a title like that.

If they resort to spamming forums, it can't be good.
Bob

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