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I'm working on a new track for Aimless Anger, i've finished 2 already but this forum said to me that it wasn't good at all. So i didn't quit because of that, i tried to create better stuff, but i have some problems with my song. Is there somebody who's able to help me with my song via MSN or mail. I work with mixcraft for my songs. I'm trying to create a good one for months now!

I have trouble creating my drop and some other parts of the song, i want to create a professional one, but i need some help.

If you want to help me via MSN or skype (i have no mic) than let me know!

Thank you already,
See you on msn!

grtz,
Aimless Anger

The reason is probably because you are using Mixcraft to create songs....

Than what do you think is the best software? I think mixcraft is pretty good, i just have problems finding the right sounds and stuff for a awesome sound!

TakimaiUk wrote:The reason is probably because you are using Mixcraft to create songs....

Than what do you think is the best software? I think mixcraft is pretty good, i just have problems finding the right sounds and stuff for a awesome sound!

I have used Fl Studio since I was about 14/15 so I am used to that now, but Reason and Ableton are amazing too.

Im trying to learn Ableton right now. Check them out. If you can learn them, it will benefit you, but the sound you create in the end is still down to your talent.

TakimaiUk wrote:I have used Fl Studio since I was about 14/15 so I am used to that now, but Reason and Ableton are amazing too.

Im trying to learn Ableton right now. Check them out. If you can learn them, it will benefit you, but the sound you create in the end is still down to your talent.

True, but i think i'll stick with mixcraft, with mixcraft i'm not like all the others, you know what i mean? :p

Are you using Mixcraft loops? Or is everything you actually make in Mixcraft all you?

I mean, you can stick with Mixcraft by all means, but it limits you to a lot of things. Can you even EQ each instrument in Mixcraft?

loose mixcraft quick, your not gonna get anywhere.

TakimaiUk wrote:Are you using Mixcraft loops? Or is everything you actually make in Mixcraft all you?

In my first songs, i used the loops, now i create my own beats with a plugin

what plugin?

TakimaiUk wrote:I mean, you can stick with Mixcraft by all means, but it limits you to a lot of things. Can you even EQ each instrument in Mixcraft?

Yeah i understand, but if i quit using mixcraft, which other software is the best? I heard good things about Reason 3.

Electric_Head wrote:what plugin?

I've downloaded drum sounds: a snare, a cymbal, bass kick,... Then i use a virtual instrument track and start recording a beat. When done, i tweak the beat a little bit.

dude just get ableton you'll never look back... learn a real DAW then think about making proffesional tracks

AimlessAnger wrote:

TakimaiUk wrote:I mean, you can stick with Mixcraft by all means, but it limits you to a lot of things. Can you even EQ each instrument in Mixcraft?

Yeah i understand, but if i quit using mixcraft, which other software is the best? I heard good things about Reason 3.

It is all dependent on what level you are currently at and how much you are willing to learn.
That being said, FL and Reason are fairly easy and feature packed to meet your needs.
Plus they came with a fairly large library of core sounds, instruments, etc.

Or try Reaper, Cubase, Aleton, Pro tools, etc.
The list is long and each person has their preference.
I personally use Reaper.

Electric_Head wrote:

AimlessAnger wrote:

TakimaiUk wrote:I mean, you can stick with Mixcraft by all means, but it limits you to a lot of things. Can you even EQ each instrument in Mixcraft?

Yeah i understand, but if i quit using mixcraft, which other software is the best? I heard good things about Reason 3.

It is all dependent on what level you are currently at and how much you are willing to learn.
That being said, FL and Reason are fairly easy and feature packed to meet your needs.
Plus they came with a fairly large library of core sounds, instruments, etc.

Or try Reaper, Cubase, Aleton, Pro tools, etc.
The list is long and each person has their preference.
I personally use Reaper.

It looks like ableton has it all, i think i'll learn Ableton and keep trying to make songs.

AimlessAnger wrote:It looks like ableton has it all, i think i'll learn Ableton and keep trying to make songs.

That's what I like to hear!

Listen it all depends on what your personal preference is because all programs are good, professionals use fl studio. you just have to try different ones and see what you like best.

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It looks like ableton has it all, i think i'll learn Ableton and keep trying to make songs.[/quote]
good choice!