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yosepp
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hello
what program do you use to create your music/sound effects. I'd prefer if it would be free
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LLX
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notworthy composer, though im not a expert

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cusoi
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Posted: 10th Mar 2003 19:12
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Mine is not free. It's called Magix Music studio 6 or something like that.

Current project: Earth Chaos, a FPRTS
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SpeaK
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Posted: 10th Mar 2003 21:35
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with modplug tracker or psycle or reason.
mpt and psycle are free. reason isn't

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DrFx
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Much cheaper (and easier, in my opinion) than Reason is Fruityloops, which is shortly going on to release 4 AND can load VSTi's end DXi's. They have a non-saving demo in their site, but you can export .wav loops with it.

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Megaman Zero
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I make my own music on my Electric Keyboard & I bought an adapter to where it will go out of the headphones jack in my keyboard & hook into my computers Microphone jack. Then I just use the software that comes with windows for it afterwards, or you can download CDex which is a free program, that can record wavs longer waves than what comes in the multimedia toolbar thing with you computer & windows.

Just go do http://www.downloads.com & type in CDex, its free, can make wav files, can convert wav to mp3 (even though I wouldnt use an MP3 file in my game (requires a license so I hear to use in a comercial product.)

I hope that helps, CDex can do any wave editing, but I would also recomend turning your entire volume control things down almost all the way, otherwise youll have that staticy sound.

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Megaman Zero
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Oh, by the way, if you do the piano thing, turn the volume to almost off, you could easily ruin your computer and/or speakers that way, & really tears up your computer if you dont have it to a soft wisper.

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Drakportalen
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Umm... The Sound recorder in Windows.... And my bass guitar and some friends and then you have a band! And then you record the music and then you smile....

Thats the way I do it hehehe

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matt rochon
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fruityloops... the only way to go
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but seriously folks fruityloops is easy to use and very powerful if you know what ur doing

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Dave J
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Posted: 16th Mar 2003 04:21
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I use Fruity Loops as well, although it isn't free. I also hear Cakewalk is quite a good program (no pun intended).

"Computers are useless they can only give you answers."
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Megaman Zero
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Posted: 16th Mar 2003 07:27
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I have Vakewalk, its pretty good, & a lot more powerfull than the one that comes with Windows, but it also costs anywhere from $50-$100 for the program alone. I like it, but there are some free ones that I dont mind (CDex if you can play an instument. If you cant, try taking some lessons. I am getting to the point where everone wants me to put out a CD of my music. ^^")

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Kjetil
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modplugtracker

www.modplug.com your own music. It takes a little time to get the hang of music composing, but its you that make the music not the program..ehem..krmt..ejay.

- Kjetil
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MrTAToad
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Posted: 16th Mar 2003 15:47
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I use Dance Ejay 5

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
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Megaman Zero
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Opps, sorry, the dreaded typo that I am just now noticing. Cakewalk is what I meant.

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