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  • March 1, 2007 at 2:35 pm #1040632
    timid rabbit
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      right whats the besrt sofware {free} to write tunes with, im looking at stuff that i can go a bit indrustrial with
      have been messing with reason and fruityloops and cuebase anything else out there

      March 1, 2007 at 6:45 pm #1100567
      Playground Politics
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        i use reason, i would use cubase but it crashes my comp, trying to get a midi controller but post is slow. and apparently pro tools is good thom yorke from radiohead says so, i wouldnt mind hearing anyone elses opinions

        March 1, 2007 at 7:12 pm #1100566
        AJS
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          If you use bittorrents you can a torrent for this e-book from the pirate bay.
          Thought it might be interesting. I just did a search for Pro Tools.
          I was hoping to find the program but it didn’t come up.I can’t put a link to it for you because I go told off for it last time but just google thepiratebay and you’ll find it.

          PC Recording Studios For Dummies (For Dummies (Lifestyles Paperback)) by Jeff Strong (Author)Publisher: For Dummies (April 1, 2005) | ISBN-10: 0764577077 | PDF | 10,2 Mb | 1088 pages? New from the author of Home Recording for Musicians For Dummies, the #1 bestselling home-recording book ? Shows how to set up a PC for recording, getting sounds, mixing, mastering, and outputting and explains how to get the best sounds out of a PC studio ? Shares techniques on recording individual instruments including guitars, drums, and keyboards ? Covers the latest recording software, including Pro Tools, GarageBand, and Logic

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