music

[lenko]

i recently got a usb music keyboard thing for pretty cheap and i've got the drivers installed but i have no fucking idea what the best program to use would be. something i can just dick around in with plenty of fun voices/tones n shit would suffice because theres no way im ever really gonna take this seriously

hlg/shadowfox if you could recommend me whatever you guys use and how you go about it i'd be a happy lenko

[rtil]

i know FL studio can do live recordings of usb keyboards. it records it onto a piano roll and then you can tweak it later

[Sapphire]

Yeah, if you're just gonna mess around, I would start with FL Studio.

There's also Cubase, Nuendo, ProTools, Adobe Audition, and Logic (Mac only).

[GhostingFish]

I use to use VSTHost. Its buggy though.

You can get vst's here. There are many free\freeware plug-ins.

Here.

or Here.

[lenko]

thanks guys. i'm giving fl a shot for now. its pretty complicated but i'll get used to it

[MarcK]

I google imaged garage band and found this


anyway yeah

[SHADOWFOX2]

i know FL studio can do live recordings of usb keyboards. it records it onto a piano roll and then you can tweak it later

I google imaged garage band

Never Google image garage band

You'll get the hang of it Lenko

[GRINACE]

My friend uses Sonar 9. It come with a huge amount of sounds plugins and vst. I haven't personally spent that much time with it but I know it has some really good instruments for midi. Fruity loops is a fairly good choice but the sounds aren't as good as sonar or reason. My last choice is reason, it works really well with midi but Its a bit confuzing to get the hang of.