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makin tunes kid!

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  • 30-11-2011 9:35am
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    BackntheDay
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    whats happenin lads want ta start makin me own tunes , just for the fun of it like wouldnt mind knowin how ta do it, fruitloops my best option?? or any others? and where can i get em?? any help would be great lads


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    mordeith
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    BackntheDay wrote: »
    whats happenin lads want ta start makin me own tunes , just for the fun of it like wouldnt mind knowin how ta do it, fruitloops my best option?? or any others? and where can i get em?? any help would be great lads

    You can download a demo of FLstudio or Ableton to try em out first


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    BackntheDay
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    mordeith wrote: »
    You can download a demo of FLstudio or Ableton to try em out first

    anywhere the full version can be got for free, or is it best to just buy it??
    will it take long to get the grasp of it?


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    mordeith
    Registered Users Posts: 5,278 ✭✭✭mordeith


    BackntheDay wrote: »
    anywhere the full version can be got for free, or is it best to just buy it??
    will it take long to get the grasp of it?

    They're both commercial prodcuts so you'll have to pay for em. As for getting the grasp of them it all depends on the person using them. As with most DAWs there is really no end to the depths you can go to in exploring all the options and possibilities. If you want a free one you can always try reaper.
    http://www.reaper.fm/


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