Re: Drum programming and such.
SpADeDBazooka Tooth Location: Spring Hell, FL Joined: Apr 02 2008 |
What Operating System are you using? For Windows Fruitly Loops is pretty basic and easy. Macs have better programs but I don't know where to find a free hacked version of them though.
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Re: Drum programming and such.
Juja
Location: Utah Joined: May 27 2007 |
Yeah, I just have Windows (Vista). I don't know, I was just thinking people on here might have access to that kind of stuff. |
Re: Drum programming and such.
Kabukibear
Happy Strumming! Location: Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Joined: Mar 22 2007 |
Depends, are you planning on actually programming all the drum parts by hand? That takes awhile and if you don't have decent, high quality samples it'll sound like the drum backing to a song out of the 80's. Fruity Loops is only for learning on, I wouldn't recommend actually putting stuff out with it, but it'll help you get an idea. If you forgoe the programming aspect you can always use a sampling program like Acid or something that lets you import drum beats, synth lines, etc that you find online and do shit to. You're limited to what is actually played in the loops but you can slice them up if you really want a specific beat and thereare tons of places to get them. Once you start getting better at that stuff you should look into Reason. It's pretty hardcore but gives you a lot lot lot of options. |
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MellotronremixJoined: Jun 22 2008 |
Reason is a beast. The price and fairly steep learning curve are so worth the versatility, IMO. |
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blankglitteringprizes Location: Vivec, Morrowind Joined: Feb 15 2008 |
Don't go with Mac I use Fruity Loops with Guitar Rig....so I can import my drum samples, set-up a beat and what-not...and plug away with Guitar rig...the only thing I had to pay for is the Midi Interface. FL is really useful...if you know what you're doing you can make it sound great...although most of it is directed towards another genre of music. Personally...I hate ACID, It's way to clunky, but Reason is the bees neeze man. All three programs can be found via Bit Torrents.
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Juja
Location: Utah
Joined: May 27 2007
I was just wondering if anybody had any programs for creating drums and other backing stuff for your recordings. I'm really looking for something that, ya know, is free. Anyway, if somebody could hook me up with something like that, I'd appreciate it.