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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Free music makers

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BiggAdd
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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 00:48
Anyone know of a good music maker?? Like a symphonzizer (hope i spelt that right) for the pc that has piano, guitar , violin ect. sounds in it?
Van B
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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 00:55
There's musicmaker, which is available through this site, but you'll be hard pressed to find something with virtual instruments.

There's the frankly-awesome FruityLoops Studio, which you can download and use, and even record MP3's - but no save in the demo version (but I say again, mp3 export - so your jammin if you can write a whole song in 1 sitting). It's centred around techno instruments mainly, like synthesisers and plugin effects, but it's quite a neat package - and the price is right. I'd say download that and see how you get on - I take a lot of pleasing when it comes to music software, and I'm growing to love FLS.

There's Music Generator (or something) on the XBox, if you can wire the sound back to your PC, you could use that - and it'd probably be based loosely on Music2000 for the PSX, which is no bad thing at all.

For more traditional game music creation, you could look into soundtrackers, esp VSD ') - but I think your after something a bit more accesible, like you don't necesserily want to hunt for good instrument samples yourself.


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Stevie
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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 01:27
Buy computer music magazine and free with that is a sequencer for using virtual instruments with. You also get a whole host of virtual synths to go with it - all for the price of a magazin. Professional results can be achieved with this - obviously there is a learning curve in using it
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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 02:54
cheers guys........ and Van B.... i sent you an email about that music sync thing............
Van B
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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 03:13
Ahh! - sorry, haven't checked my hotmail recently. I'll get onto it. If your looking to make tunes for that, then you should get hold of Modplug Tracker, it's free and can make the right format of soundtracker module.


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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 03:17
Fruity loops is good, but personally im a Reason fan. Check out the demo, its totally awesome. I make various styles from electronica to orchestrated in there.

Its pricey, be warned. Last I checked a £300 price tag sat on that box, but its well worth every penny imho. If your big on music anyways

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BiggAdd
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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 03:57
cheers guys!
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Posted: 8th Sep 2004 04:06
I play the organ u see.... and i've got loads of songs......... but i can't transfer them

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