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Thread Is there a software package that delivers the best beats?

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1 Posted on 02/06/2005 at 07:13:33

Interested in putting together high bpm music. Is there a software package that outshines the others in that area or can I pickup reason and dive on in? thanks for any wisdom...

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2 Posted on 02/08/2005 at 10:54:53

well, I have Fruity Loops and it's worked fine for me. You can make just about any beat you can imagine.
I seriously suggest checking it out.

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3 Posted on 08/01/2005 at 21:40:06

Yeah, Fruity Loops works best for me but you gotta watch some of the fx or you'll end up having some music that could easily be in a Sega game or something...LOL.

Other than that, it works fine.

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4 Posted on 10/12/2005 at 10:05:42

It might be better to input manually if I were a drummer, but im a guitarist needing inspiration from some nice beats to help with my creativity shortcomings. Just some basics would be good for starters.
Also what do you mean by "get a ready made drums off the web" ?

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5 Posted on 10/11/2005 at 15:28:04

DO IT MANUALY
IS THE BEST THING FOR UR CASE
AND YOU CAN GET A READY DRUMS WITH THE FILL AS U LIKE THEM FROM THE WEB

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6 Posted on 09/21/2005 at 11:28:53

I too like Fl but isnt there some way to add fills or runs and where can I get a selection of short beats, I dont know if thats what is referred to as loops or slices. Im talking about a 4 or 8 bar measure with some nice drum beats for the rythem then a fill at the end of a verse or a run before the chorus. This would reduce the effort on my part to build each part manually.
Please help with this nagging problem.
Thanks

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7 Posted on 02/06/2006 at 17:41:13

For drums, my favorite is stylus rmx by spectrasonics. It has amazing sounds and great loops. easy to customise and simply drag and drop in to your song (It works in Sonar, I don't know about other pc programs)
It suits me fine!!

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