 Recommendations For Building Techno/trance |
 Thu 1 Aug 2002, 21:13
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I'm looking for any suggestions/recommendations for software to build techno/trance tracks on a Mac. Basically, what I'm looking for is something where I can add multiple tracks, lay them over one another...pretty much just build a track from start to finish. I'm looking for something that works similar to Soundedit, where I can see the actual sound file in a wave format and can just keep layering bass, synth, drums, etc. I'm not looking for anything extremely complex, but something that will give me some quality sound and capabilities for getting it to an AIFF file at the end to burn to CD. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Fri 2 Aug 2002, 12:07
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For electronic music, how about Reason 2.0? Costs around £250, runs in either OS 9 or OS X and sounds absolutely awesome. Great synths, sampler, drum machine, FX. Very intiutive in use - you'll be turning out a new track every day. Plus you can ReWire it to a sequencer to add live instruments/vocals. I don't know if the free version of Logic (Fun, I think it's called) works with ReWire, but if it does that could be an ideal set-up.
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andrepeat Recommendations For Building Techno/trance Thu 1 Aug 2002, 21:13
filarion From your question I´m guessing that you don´t nee... Thu 1 Aug 2002, 23:59 lepetitmartien There's Digidesign Protools free…
not a lot o... Fri 2 Aug 2002, 00:40 Yukulele Rickenbacker said it all, reason seems to be the e... Fri 2 Aug 2002, 16:12 andrepeat Thanks everyone for the help! I came back in t... Mon 5 Aug 2002, 16:46
albaron Another solution with the modular feel is to look ... Fri 9 Aug 2002, 15:02 |
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