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 Help Me Please!!!!!!!!, Asking this way NEVER! LPM |
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  Sun 9 Feb 2003, 09:31
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Moderator In Chief (MIC)
Group: Editors
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Joined: 23-Dec 01
From: Paris - FR
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Well well well… FIRST YOU SHOUT!!!! SECOND FREE music is usually PIRATE music. PIRATE is a NO-NO HERE. This site is full of musicians, people who work with them, who just love them, and developers, think a bit about it. THIRD a bit of  is always better than an mouthfull of  now I can release the shift key  and if you have a sensible question asked politely I can answer…
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Mon 10 Feb 2003, 08:40
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Group: Members
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Joined: 06-Feb 03
From: Redditch - UK
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When you mean free music source i'm hoping you mean freeware software to help you get started. If that's so then try Musyz 1.1 VST sequencer (usually given away with 'computer music' magazine) plus you get a number of their really cool soft synthes. You can record audio through Cacophony (pre loaded) Convert audio using 'Soundappliance' or 'Audacity' Generate your own unique sounds and loops using Soundhack and Cloud Generator Drum rhythms can be created through Virtual Drummer before being mashed about in your sequencer and synthe. And your finished work can be heard and burned onto disc via iTunes. Be imaginative and you'll wonder why anyone needs to spend hundreds of pounds on expensive VST. Most of the above are available via www.download.com If you have any luck with OMS on your eMac let me know! 
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