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#1 2012-10-18 17:17:58
good free music making program
sorry if theres already a topic for this
whats a good free music making program for windows xp?
id like something simple, sort of like the lbp2 music sequencer
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#3 2012-10-18 17:23:41
Re: good free music making program
WavePad (premuim costs $60)
Fruity Loops
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#4 2012-10-18 17:26:19
- backspace_
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Re: good free music making program
noteflight actually lets you compose your own scores, and the limited experience I've had I enjoyed it a lot. It has lots of instruments and options. (for example guitar gives you the options of writing notes, chords, or tabs in sounds like a classical guitar, steel string acoustic, electric, etc.)
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#5 2012-10-18 17:33:02
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backspace_ wrote:
noteflight actually lets you compose your own scores, and the limited experience I've had I enjoyed it a lot. It has lots of instruments and options. (for example guitar gives you the options of writing notes, chords, or tabs in sounds like a classical guitar, steel string acoustic, electric, etc.)
i tried noteflight but i wasnt very familiar with the whole setup so it was hard to try and work with
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#7 2012-10-18 19:10:46
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Re: good free music making program
noteflight.
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#8 2012-10-18 19:11:37
- Luigitailsdoll45
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AudiCity?
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#9 2012-10-18 19:14:16
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Luigitailsdoll45 wrote:
AudiCity?
i looked up audicity but all that came up was audacity which isnt quite what im looking for
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#11 2012-10-18 20:06:23
- technoguyx
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Re: good free music making program
MIDI/sheet/tab composition:
TuxGuitar
MuseScore
Audio Editor:
Audacity (latest version supports VSTs - useful if you're recording rock/derivates)
Trackers:
FamiTracker (8-bit NES music)
VSTs:
3rd Bass and FreeAmp 3. Bass and guitar amp+multieffects respectively
DAWs:
Linux MultiMedia Studio (I don't use it, I honestly don't know whether to recommend it)
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#12 2012-10-18 20:21:57
- jji7skyline
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Re: good free music making program
Definitely Tux Guitar. It's great for anyone who knows the basics of guitar playing, and chords, and provides plenty of tools to work with, including multiple tracks. It also has built in tablature support.
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#13 2012-10-18 20:36:10
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777w wrote:
backspace_ wrote:
noteflight actually lets you compose your own scores, and the limited experience I've had I enjoyed it a lot. It has lots of instruments and options. (for example guitar gives you the options of writing notes, chords, or tabs in sounds like a classical guitar, steel string acoustic, electric, etc.)
i tried noteflight but i wasnt very familiar with the whole setup so it was hard to try and work with
Go on Youtube and take a tutorial.
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#14 2012-10-18 20:44:18
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are any of these things similar to the lbp2 music sequencer
has anybody even used that
its blissfully simple but trying to make music with it then record it is a pain in the butt
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