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Groove75
post Tue 29 Jan 2008, 01:47
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Looking for some advice into which software I could use to create tracks... Let me explain, I love club music, remixes, house, techno name it.

Got a Mac, good monitors, and tons of energy to play and create kick ass tunes, but I have no idea where to begin?

Any help would be much appreciated.

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mortalengines
post Tue 29 Jan 2008, 06:22
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Why don't you just start with the Garage Band program that came loaded with your computer? It really is a good place to start. Just open the program and go straight to the Help guide (it really is helpful). Google searches for GB tutorials will also put you in touch with methods and "little secrets" that many, more experienced people have found from working with this pretty nifty program. When you start to feel "limited" or restrained by the software then maybe think about upgrading to something like Logic Pro or Digital Performer (or Reason and Ableton....both great programs that I use extensively). GB is pretty straightforward and very easy to get into and, with a little effort, you will be making music you can be proud of.


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