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Some really good front page information. I am interested in picking up a new hobby and this sounded fun as I like Electronic music and such. So from what I read on the page, I have a brand new computer and if I wanted to just test the water before I jumped head first into this to see if I like it, Audacity would be a good free software to start on? Is that all I need to just start on the cheap is a decent computer and some free software?
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Yoozer posted:Audacity is mainly a wave editor. Thanks for the info. Now as you say Audacity is a wave editor, I assume it wouldn't be the correct software to create your own sounds, or would it? If not, what software should I look to? I guess I am just trying to find out a basic checklist of software and perhaps even hardware to get to create and make my own sounds, string them along and make something.
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Mar 23, 2008 07:46
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So I am looking into making some techno music/beats via a synthesizer just for fun and looking for something to just play around with. First thought after watching some videos was to pick up a Korg Kaossilator as I am not at all familiar with playing a piano. While I was in the local guitar shop, a salesguy directed me over to the NI Maschine if I wanted to make some music. It seemed pretty intuitive to use, but I didn't pull the trigger (600 is about my max and the Maschine was 600). Am I on the wrong path for a newbie getting into this? Do I go with something like the Kaossilator or something very robust like the Maschine? Or do I look at something completely different?
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May 17, 2009 07:53
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What software is considered the easiest to use out of the list in the main page for those who are just starting out and not completely with the lingo yet?
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Jul 22, 2009 03:44
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Figured this was the best place to ask for this, hope I am right. My brother is a professional wedding photographer and I am his 2nd shooter. We were talking about potentially offering DJ music into packages that we sell. I know next to nothing about DJing, but looking for some information on what it would take specifically DJ hardware wise to get a wedding DJ setup going. Anyone do this or have any recommendations on where to start?
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