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hey i know this question has probably been asked bout a million times, but wot programs are out there to make ur own beats?
i know Fruity loops,
and i tried Cakewalk Project 5 but that was too complicated...
so wot else is there?
wots the easiest to use? (i think FL is good for beginniners)
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cheers for the info mate.
i've been makin bootlegs and sendin them into bbc but some kinda regulation means they cant play bootlegs unless i get copyright permission off the original artist, so i thort its about time i make my own beats..
just got my hands on acid and FL, will install and give them a go 2moro.. |
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| I use RedRum in Reason, then save the beat for use in other progs, as the facility to create several patterns allows for beat breakdowns and flams. |
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citizen jones
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cheers 4 that link - excellent selection o samples 
cj |
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Black Caesar
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well, you can use Acid to make beats, also Audacity, CoolEdit. Any program that allows you to have mulitple tracks so you can run each drum sample on a separate track, stick effects on them and them mix them down to a single wav or aiff.
If you're looking for drum samples, Akai has made available a heap of good ones from kits and machines on their website:
http://www.akaipro.com/int/mpc1k/arc_kotw.html |
Man I've been looking for MPC sounds for a while now. Good looking out/ I downloaded some of them including the Factory Presets for the MPC1000. One question, I haven't unzipped them yet but are all of these in .wav format? |
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StewRat
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All I use to make beats is Fruity Loops...  |
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