▼[Sticky] Help needed: list of music software used on Jamendo
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SopperLooper http://www.essej.net/sooperlooper/
So, where is the final list of these soft wares? -
Adobe Audition. simple & powerfull
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CommentAuthorDani de Saro
- CommentTimeAug 9th 2009 edited
Hi!
Edition, records and mastering: Samplitude Music Studio 2008 deluxe
Drums: ezDrummer (VST)
Bass: Broomstick Bass (VST)
Organ: LinPlug Organ 3 (VST)
Synth:Cameleon5000 (VST)
Grettings -
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I use ASIO 4 All (with Reason and Audacity)
asio4all.com
It reduces the latency of your sound card (playing and recording).
In my computer 45-55ms to 6-10ms
This software saves me money (no need to buy an ASIO sound card) -
I use Magix Music Maker 14....very simple to use....although saying that, there's a lot of stuff I still haven't discovered/cracked yet, but easy user interface....
No direct wiki for this, need to go to:
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Hi, Ardour is listed as an audio processor which suggests that it's an FX processor or the like when it's really a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation).
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Couldn't agree more, osaeris. Especially with MIDI coming up in version 3.0 soon. I'm a big, big fan of Ardour.
For MIDI I now use Mu.Lab from http://www.mutools.com/. Very odd program, but it does what it is supposed to do. And with some effort, one could use it as a DAW too. It has MIDI- and Audio-recording, it talks Jack (on OS X too) and it has some very nice softsynths and effects on board.
Oh, and AULab, some sort of simple AU-patchbay. Came with the Developer Tools CD on OS X. I use it because the Crazy Ivan plugin crashes my Ardour, so now I route the audio through that and back into Ardour. -
I use 64studio . a linux distribution dedicated just to audio production. I did not see that mentioned anywhere. I used ubuntu studio for short while but went back to 64studio.
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Fl studio 9 and audacity
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CommentAuthorSyntharmony
- CommentTimeNov 28th 2009
Hi all , i use Cubase x , and FL8
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I use tuxguitar! :)
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