Electronic Music

[Bloodwolf]

So what do you say about the above topic, good\bad,
personally i think it is good but also think it is rubish, however i am intrsted in starting to make some computer genrated music. what program would you recommend.
the big bad wolf

[Bloodwolf]

So i can only assume that it is mainly olderr people on the site seeing that not one peson gave input or the topic of computer music. To bad old farts.

[Salchicha]

I would recommend using Apple's Logic. If you want to save some money you can get started on Garage Band...buy some of the plug ins.

[Bloodwolf]

Thank you for the reply, i have bought Fruity Loopes and will start on that any tips?

[mannie.kleens@ymail.com]

Hi

I use FL Studio...it is easy and does not use alot of memory.
Even simple cheap controllers work well on it.

Version 8 allows you to record audio

[design_ant]

Cubase & Reason,

electronic is a massive range what style you into?

[ChalmD]

I can also recommend Apple's Logic. It's a little expensive but it offers a lot of features you could really use when you compose electronic music. It depends on the style you're into and your ambition, e.g. if you plan to release the music in a way or another.

[PeteTheHeat]

Fruity loops has a very average Audio conversion engine- licks balls in other words. Ableton Live, Reason, pro Tools is all you need. Pro Tools is a bit of a stretch for most people so Ableton handles even the worst sound cards pretty well. i usually have reason rewiring into ableton or if im at work with pro tools id have them both rewiring into protools. A midi controler by my side and its a for away with a banging track!