My favorite things about Reason 7:
- MIDI out -- I've been using Reason exclusively to make beats, but MIDI out allows me to use Kontakt libraries to further layer my sounds)
- MP3 import +...
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My favorite things about Reason 7:
- MIDI out -- I've been using Reason exclusively to make beats, but MIDI out allows me to use Kontakt libraries to further layer my sounds)
- MP3 import +...
The Push is so appealing. Sadly I don't use Ableton, or else I'd be all over that controller!
I just jizzed in my pants :p
I have an Oxygen 49, but bought an Axiom 25 when the middle B note crapped out. I love the keys on the Axiom 25 -- the best I've ever felt on a MIDI keyboard. So I highly recommend the Axiom series.
I would've been happy with Reason Essentials if I didn't have singing vocals that need help through Neptune, and if I didn't rely so heavily on Thor patches -- but I do, that's why I went with the...
Bounced around a lot between different software and VSTs until I decided to cut out all the noise and focus on making music with Reason 6.5, Axiom 25, Scarlett 2i2, Audio Technica AT4040.
The best DAW is the one that allows you the workflow to express your creativity as easily as possible. If that's FL Studio for you, then so be it.
MusicLab RealGuitar is a great acoustic guitar one.
BTW, all these threads could have been consolidated into one -- there's no need to spam the forum with multiple threads, especially when you...
I have the Scarlett 2i2. I have a Saffire LE which served me well for years, but I didn't like how it immediately heated up my Macbook Pro and made my laptop fans go wild when I'd be recording (it's...
Just bought a Korg PadKONTROL yesterday.. I know it's old as shit, but I just saw what NativeKontrol could do with scales and chords, and I just had to have it. Hopefully it arrives this week (Amazon...
Giving away beats to actual artists >>>> untagged and downloadable beats on Soundclick. You tap into a wide range of fan bases this way, some of which will convert to being fans of your music.
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Kontakt, hands down. It's so great that I find myself using it exclusively (along with a bunch of libraries) when making beats. If you have an extra $160 lying around, grab the Komplete package (IMO...
With that budget, go for the M-Audio Oxygen 61. You get 61 keys PLUS transport controls and knobs -- and depending on your DAW, you can probably map it to make it integrate almost seamlessly with...
When I first started I always used to just layer my melodies an octave above or below. It thickens up the instrument but it doesn't really "complete" it.
By default I go with layering the notes...
This is so freakin helpful. Thanks bandcoach!
Aside from the fact that the internet is littered with fake reviews for it, and that they act like 16 tracks and a 4-octave keyboard is a mind-blowing feature... What exactly is it that's so bad...
What's up guys, I have a Saffire Pro LE from way back in the day that I use alongside a Macbook Pro whenever I'm recording.
I've had slight problems with my MBP for the past few months, where the...
MIDI controller. When I was first learning how to make beats, getting an actual keyboard to learn basic piano (chords, etc.) helped step my production game up a whole lot.
I love my Oxygen 49. Good choice :)
The point of monitors is to keep your sound as flat sounding as possible, so you can get the best mix right from the gate. So you wouldn't want reference monitors that have a lot of bass. Both the...
