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Thread Which software would you recomend.

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dizzy_beatnut

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1 Posted on 03/04/2009 at 00:57:26

Hey, im really new to this producing thing.
pretty much, i'm going to get me a mpd and some midi keyboard.
i'm going to be producing hip hop, so i'll be sampling old songs, chopping them up, and assigning each part to a pad on the mpd.
i guess what i want is an mpc on the computer.
so, which software do you recomend?
i have cubase sx3, will that be sufficient?
would reason be better?
or ableton
or any other software?
thanks in advance.

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dizzy_beatnut

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2 Posted on 03/10/2009 at 22:44:21

Thanks for the help :D:

Audiotech Records

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3 Posted on 03/21/2009 at 13:31:27

Just invest into a Roland Fantom-S Workstation and a Protools Digi 001 off ebay...You can get that all for about 1000.00.....if not ....just use Acid Pro.....ATR.../ Audiotech Records

BlindSummit_DJ

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4 Posted on 03/27/2009 at 15:23:02

Hey mate, i've used most every software and based on your use for it i would suggest Ableton Live 7. don't go buying any hardware just yet unless you are sure. but check out http://www.torrentreactor.net/torrents/1427346/Ableton-Live-v7-0-1-WORKING-AiR i use ableton for deejaying myself and i have this and it's working 100%! happy mixin!

I'm so thankful for all the help i recieved when i was starting out clueless. And now i want to pass it on. It really is a beautiful online community we producers have.

Thorpe100

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5 Posted on 03/28/2009 at 02:01:54

There are many excellent mixing and editing software for music ,you may try using FlexiMusic Audio Editor. Play and chop your MP3s trim out the unwanted portion and upload it to your mpd.

dizzy_beatnut

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6 Posted on 04/06/2009 at 19:26:23

Thanks for the help

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7 Posted on 04/07/2009 at 09:24:46

Native instruments "Maschine" is what youwant , you can use standalone or in your cubase sx 3. Great sounds and composing is easy.
https://www.native-instruments.com/newreleases/#/en/products/producer/maschine/videos/?content=101

I have it and i could not do anything without it anymore....

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8 Posted on 04/08/2009 at 03:07:33

Fruityloops is a great software. Alotta ppl say it's pretty basic but alot of professional producers use it. Anoer great production software that is easy to use is sonicproducer. It's very user friendly and you can make beats hella quick. Definitely worth taking a look at, check it out.
https://tinyurl.com/sonicprodpro

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