Any music producers out there ??

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mr joble Apr 18, 2012

Logic , fruity loops , GarageBand , reason or ableton ????
★COVΛH★ Apr 18, 2012

Ableton and Protools
⇚❹☠❶☠❺⇛ Apr 18, 2012

I've used Reason, Ableton, Pro Tools, Reaper, and others. Maschine is my current weapon. Any of them can work, although honestly I'd avoid Fruity Loops and Garage Band. (Both seem to have a signature sound and style that I don't like.) Are you using one already or looking to get into it?
mr joble Apr 18, 2012

I'm using logic 9 at the moment with maschine mikro what a tool !!! I can't wait for the new time stretch feature there gonna apparently put in an update soon!iv also got ni komplete8 pretty much. Sometimes use ableton for vocal stretching and sometimes GarageBand for simple synth noises for ease.

Do any of u have acsess to hardware synths ?
Sosa#300 Apr 18, 2012

Umm fl studio, appleton
Sosa#300 Apr 18, 2012

Ableton
★COVΛH★ Apr 18, 2012

mr joble wrote:
I'm using logic 9 at the moment with maschine mikro what a tool !!! I can't wait for the new time stretch feature there gonna apparently put in an update soon!iv also got ni komplete8 pretty much. Sometimes use ableton for vocal stretching and sometimes GarageBand for simple synth noises for ease.

Do any of u have acsess to hardware synths ?

Ya M3 here
E.ьгцш Apr 18, 2012

I produce/DJ dubstep and trance music using ableton live and traktor. Took me a while to get into the flow of how ableton works, but I've tried other programs and ableton has been the best.
❌❌🇪🇸℘ɑøℒø🇪🇸❌❌ Apr 18, 2012

Audiotool.com great site with community and great tool
Σχϲιѕιøη Apr 18, 2012

Pro Tools, without a doubt
Σχϲιѕιøη Apr 18, 2012

YOU wrote:
Pro Tools, without a doubt

My apologies. Didn't know you were asking between just those few. Logic, by far. Easy to work with, very capable, and a pretty decent sound
mr joble Apr 18, 2012

Iv never actually seen pro tools but iv heard good things !! Logic is what I learnt on so I love it loads of cool features. Is that the korg m3 vocoder your on about ? Id love to have a crack on a vocoder u can get some cool noises from them !
Σχϲιѕιøη Apr 18, 2012

Pro tools IMO was very hard to learn. There are so many ins and outs. And the certification test was a royal pain too. If logic was capable of what Pro Tools is, I would never touch pro tool again lol
★COVΛH★ Apr 18, 2012

Ableton I like best for composition and live performance. Pro tools for live instrument tracking and mixing. PT is the pro studio tracking and mixing standard (I own a pro studio) so it's a necessity in my world. But I've been using Ableton since version 1.
Σχϲιѕιøη Apr 18, 2012

★HΛVOC★ wrote:
Ableton I like best for composition and live performance. Pro tools for live instrument tracking and mixing. PT is the pro studio tracking and mixing standard (I own a pro studio) so it's a necessity in my world. But I've been using Ableton since version 1.

I do use Pro Tools Alot, however, for Post
🔱ADD🔱UILO🔱 Apr 18, 2012

★HΛVOC★ wrote:
Ableton and Protools
BullyMan Apr 18, 2012

Reason and any MPC. Dying to get the Maschine, tho.
Albania Apr 18, 2012

I'm i the only one with Cubase?
Marilyn Apr 18, 2012

I want to get into producing, but spend way too much time mixing instead.
Ghetto Monstazz Apr 18, 2012

Triphop.
FlStudio.
King Singh Apr 18, 2012

FL Studio for around 2 years now, still love it and it's lay out. Good thing about such program's are as soon as you've used all your samples/instruments too much and get bored, get some more VST Plugins and youre set to carry on with new sounds.