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Fr3z3r
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Poland
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Joined: Nov, 2004
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 Posted - 2004/11/08 : 14:37:38
Here are three nice variants for me to choose from:
1. Cubase (+ Reason)
2. Sonar (+ Project5)
3. Logic (+Reason?)
I'm just starting out and my past music creation experiences are no more than some tracks made with Magix' Music Maker. ;-)
I know all leading programs are very good and probably more than enough, but every music style is different. Which would be the best choice for happy hardcore / trancecore / freeform?
Personally, I'm impressed with Sonar + Project5 combo... But is it good for this kind of music?
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Seany
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2004/11/08 : 14:57:36
There's no certain program that's 'good' or made for a certain type of music, they can all allow you too make the same music. :) If you like the Sonar & Project 5 combo, then use it, Just use what you find you work well with. :)
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Garry T
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Posted - 2004/11/11 : 13:03:40
As Seany has pointed out any of them combos will make any style of music, they are just sequencers, vst hosts, sound generators etc etc etc etc
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icex
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Posted - 2004/11/18 : 07:14:23
dude go only cubase sx + reason 2.5 awesome setup will get u everything u need
go with only this setup
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dj mull
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Posted - 2004/11/18 : 09:48:39
I only use reason 2.5 and a midi keyboard, why do people use cubase as an external sequencer? whats wrong with the one on reason?
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Seany
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2004/11/18 : 10:44:11
quote:
Originally posted by icex:
go with only this setup
No, If he's happy using another one, then he can use that. Sure SX2 & Reason is a good combo but it's not vital too use it.
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why do people use cubase as an external sequencer? whats wrong with the one on reason?
I guess so that they can use Vst's and the likes, Plus, Reason's mixer and encoder are crap- Supposedly. :P
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StrifeII
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Posted - 2004/11/19 : 18:21:33
quote:
Originally posted by Seany:
Plus, Reason's mixer and encoder are crap- Supposedly. :P
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Reason's encoder adds a -6 db level to the exported wav/mp3 from what i hear, so it doesnt add such a totally user defined sound level.
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The Deviant
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Posted - 2004/11/20 : 11:13:50
The -6db level is when you connect a stereo device into 1 channel of the mixer, If it's split into 2 channels and panned, this doesn't happen.
^^ I read that in computer music, so don't cane me if it's not true.
But I have never had a problem when it come's to exporting.
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