What's the best software to edit audio with?
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Audio Editing Software
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, Jan 10 2010 07:20 PM
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 07:37 PM
i want a blowjobIf u want, sure.
But it can do what u want also.
thanks man I haven't discovered that function yet i guess
at least this saves me 0285108128 hours of downloading some software what turns out to be shit since i have fl already ;D
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 07:44 PM
with fruity loops, sure it will be easy to do a beat. So if you want just test it on a beat it's ok. But the sounds in fruity loops aren't very good.
Use Reason it's a little more proffesionnal, but in the other hand a little harder to use.
It'sn't free but if you want i give you the link for the crack.
Use Reason it's a little more proffesionnal, but in the other hand a little harder to use.
It'sn't free but if you want i give you the link for the crack.
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 07:46 PM
Audacity is the best, for free
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 07:49 PM
cool edit pro if you have no sound knowledge, cubase if u do.
CEP demo can be downloaded for free and it's easy to crack to full version.
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 07:49 PM
no I'm not a singer lol, I'm doing this for years already who are you to tell me to stop lmfaolol stop making music already turqua
especially if u are goin to sing
I used it in the past, didn't work out that well ;<Audacity is the best, for free
lol thanks for the advice, ye i had rendered some stuff in fruity loops in the past it didn't sound that great idd,with fruity loops, sure it will be easy to do a beat. So if you want just test it on a beat it's ok. But the sounds in fruity loops aren't very good.
Use Reason it's a little more proffesionnal, but in the other hand a little harder to use.
It'sn't free but if you want i give you the link for the crack.
but I remember times when I recorded the songs with an old mobile phone because I couldn't afford a mic lol
and tbh, it sounded kinda nice even though the quality was bad [Krimii do you remember that freestyle? hahahaaaaaaaaa]
I know where to get the software, thanks though
@kevvo: nice sig
I'll try Reader & CEP thnx guys
Edited by ~#Se* turQua`, 10 January 2010 - 07:55 PM.
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 08:39 PM
If you plan on recording vocals dont use FL studio, it sucks for recording, mixxing is oke with it if you have a good soundcard.
I would suggest Cubase although it takes some time to fully understand its functions. So if you aren't looking for something wich is already professional i suggest you to use Adobe audition/Cool Edit pro. I dont know what kinda music you're going to create with youre vocals but i think you want to make rap songs like 1000000 others here in holland. they almost all use adobe audition.
in 30 minuits you understand the program and you can work on youre shit
*if you want to have things simple, magic music maker is your program. tho its for shit peeps only so i dont recommed it
producing programs arent recommed for recording e like fl, reason, logic etc
I would suggest Cubase although it takes some time to fully understand its functions. So if you aren't looking for something wich is already professional i suggest you to use Adobe audition/Cool Edit pro. I dont know what kinda music you're going to create with youre vocals but i think you want to make rap songs like 1000000 others here in holland. they almost all use adobe audition.
in 30 minuits you understand the program and you can work on youre shit
*if you want to have things simple, magic music maker is your program. tho its for shit peeps only so i dont recommed it
producing programs arent recommed for recording e like fl, reason, logic etc
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 08:46 PM
dawg, like i said, it's for testing how it sounds only, it's a waste of time if u have to figure out in the studio that your timing is shit so you have to record it over again lol
and I prefer freestyling/live performing over recording, I don't do love/CHECK OUT HOW STREET I AM songs so no, my thang ain like 1000000000 others
thanks for the advice though
and I prefer freestyling/live performing over recording, I don't do love/CHECK OUT HOW STREET I AM songs so no, my thang ain like 1000000000 others
thanks for the advice though
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 08:49 PM
aint giving a shit what you're gonna make (check sig) just saying the program is a real big thing. i would even suggest to check all the recording programs out before deciding wich one you want to use on the real. but hey, that's just me
just saying the program is a real big thing. i would even suggest to check all the recording programs out before deciding wich one you want to use on the real. but hey, that's just me
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 09:04 PM
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Recording/editing software:
- Adobe Audition (best program imo, has many options to post edit your vocals before arranging them)
- Cool Edit Pro (its okay, is almost as good as Audition, but doesnt deliver all functions you might otherwise have)
- Audacity (never worked with this, so dont have much to say about it..)
Editing/arrangement programs:
- Fruity Loops (if you want to edit/arrange your vocals easy, without to much work, FL has it)
- Reason 4.0 (has crap VST support, so if you dont know much about oscillators/envelopes/filters, you might not want to use it)
- Cubase (best program in the list, has it all, from good VST support to excellent own synthesizers you can hook up)
- Logic Pro (only available for mac's, so if you have a mac, this is the program to get)
- Ableton Live (very flexible program. Works, is easy, and much used).
I suggest you use Audition to record, and then either FL (if you're not so good in music making) or Cubase (if you are good) to process further
Recording/editing software:
- Adobe Audition (best program imo, has many options to post edit your vocals before arranging them)
- Cool Edit Pro (its okay, is almost as good as Audition, but doesnt deliver all functions you might otherwise have)
- Audacity (never worked with this, so dont have much to say about it..)
Editing/arrangement programs:
- Fruity Loops (if you want to edit/arrange your vocals easy, without to much work, FL has it)
- Reason 4.0 (has crap VST support, so if you dont know much about oscillators/envelopes/filters, you might not want to use it)
- Cubase (best program in the list, has it all, from good VST support to excellent own synthesizers you can hook up)
- Logic Pro (only available for mac's, so if you have a mac, this is the program to get)
- Ableton Live (very flexible program. Works, is easy, and much used).
I suggest you use Audition to record, and then either FL (if you're not so good in music making) or Cubase (if you are good) to process further
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 09:12 PM
pro tools is also mad, i bought the mbox like 5 months ago and its the sickedist program to date imo jolt you might want to check it out
its basicly like cubase but only the sound already is like 100 times better.. vst support isnt even neccacery because the sounds in it is good enough
you have alien like compress functions and stuff its really 1337 also for electronic music
just saying because you almost named every program except for the best
its basicly like cubase but only the sound already is like 100 times better.. vst support isnt even neccacery because the sounds in it is good enough
you have alien like compress functions and stuff its really 1337 also for electronic music
just saying because you almost named every program except for the best
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 09:13 PM
If it is just to test before the studio I think FL is okaaaay , you will just figure out the beat, tempo and melody to see if your sentences past with it, before going to studio what must cost you a bit ... 75 € ?
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Posted 10 January 2010 - 09:18 PM
I've heard about pro-tools, I was thinking about buying myselfpro tools is also mad, i bought the mbox like 5 months ago and its the sickedist program to date imo jolt you might want to check it out
its basicly like cubase but only the sound already is like 100 times better.. vst support isnt even neccacery because the sounds in it is good enough
you have alien like compress functions and stuff its really 1337 also for electronic music
just saying because you almost named every program except for the best
But for now, I'm happy with my FL/Reason ReWired setup I just forgot when posting the above list
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