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1. FL Studio 7 (Make my beats with samples)
2. Reason 4 (Full Production)
3. Adobe Audition 1.5 (To edit sound and add effects)
4. Cubase SX (No longer use that much)
5. Sound Forge 8 (Chop my samples)
6. CDXtract 4.1 (To convert akai files to any format)
1)bounce back between Pro Tools and Cubase for school and such at least for a DAW
2)Reason and Recycle
3)SoundForge(recording mixes)
4)been bouncing back and fourth between Virtual DJ and Traktor
5)been playing with Minimonsta
6)and have been having fun with this Cbasicore64, check it out..it's awesome...it's free and it creates all these 8-bit metroid style greatness :P
Well i just started using reason and its taking quite a while to get used to it.First program i tryed was fruity but i never got into it, i found it to cramped.
I've just been playing around with Cbasicore64 like BurntBlue recommended and its great.I love all the old school 8-bit sounds. :D
I'll try Cbasicore64 out. I put 8bit type sounds in my beats all the time.
It's fun...and a lot to it considering..
Just downloaded it. I'm going to make some Atarti 2600 pitfall and jungle hunt type sounds.
i'm using Adobe Audition...i can make everythink i want with an mp3!
same hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Deathless
1.Reason
2.Traktor DJ :naughty:
cool edit
for pre production stuff I just stick with:
-Audacity
-POD XT or POD 2.0 by line 6, goes straight to line in on computer
-guitar pro
for actual production:
-Pro Tools LE
-Cubase (not as much)
-Audacity
for post production:
-Adobe Audition
-Sound Forge (not for mixing as stated above)
-Pro Tools LE
I also use Acoustica BeatCraft for clicktracks and backing tracks for drums to keep a beat, but those are almost always temporary for demoing purposes only.
Oh and FYI, Pro Tools sucks, don't waste your money on it, I wish I hadn't. Hell it's not even my Pro Tools lol, so I'm happy I didn't end up buying the piece of crap.
Yeah, and it's proprietary too :( and the industry standard, so it is said...I agree with you though, but it's good to know how to use it I guess...Quote:
Originally Posted by cpt_azad
I've been messing with Ableton Live lately for digital dj purposes, I like it so far, but not experienced enough yet to give you the grit :)
Cakewalk Sonar 7 - To record some stuff
iZotope - To rebuild and clean some musics
Reaper for tracking and mixing.
may also use AA
but for very simple work: audacity or Kristal
Unfortunately i had to learn that the hard way. I purchased the mbox 2 and couldn't use it with anything else but pro-tools le 7. Also if you have the PC version, make sure you have a pentium 4 chip or AMD's equivalent and not the celeron or duron chips. Or you won't be able to use pro-tools 7 (the software)Quote:
Originally Posted by cpt_azad
same here :yup::yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Deathless
Cakewalk sonar pwns
Fruity Loops
Traktır DJ
Virtual DJ
Sound Forge
tried FL Studio , but I wasn't that good !!
The new Traktor PRO v.1.1.1
Sound Forge
Sound Forge
Adobe Audition
and FL
Sound Forge
live, cubase, wavelab, kontakt, waves plugins - core
I make house and techno stuff.
Sound Forge. I see I'm not the only one. :P
FL Studio
Adobe Audition
i use in vinamp/media player classic
Adobe Audition
Virtual DJ
windows media player 11
live, cubase, various vst's, superior drummer 2
Traktor and Fruity Loops sometimes.
virtual dj and ableton
virtual dj and ableton
virtual dj
Ableton Live
Sonar