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Old 9th October 2008, 08:09 PM
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Total novice - software advice
Want to start doin my own remixes and mashups - nowt to clever start with.
Where do I start?

Software? hardware?
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Try and get hold of a version of 'Magix Music Maker' mate, it works 4 me
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Try and get hold of a version of 'Magix Music Maker' mate, it works 4 me
Thanx pal - on to it now
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I use ableton live, does everything from DJ'ing right upto pro music creation, you can use VST plugins and theres tons of Midi surfaces out there made with it in mind. plus you can stick with it if you want to get really creative

Spend a day or 2 going through the tuts included and then your off, I was up and running in a couple of days

Obviously I'm not saying go out and buy a copy for £££ if your just gonna play about, PM me mate
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Wink Get Some Of This.............
If u know how to use a torrent site, this is a mega program to get started.
If u have any problems sorting it, let me know and i will do u a step by step guild.......

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If u know how to use a torrent site, this is a mega program to get started.
If u have any problems sorting it, let me know and i will do u a step by step guild.......

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we dont allow links to warez on here im afraid mate sorry
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dont know if this stuff is overkill for you. but for basic dj mixing . i allways liked the range of pcdj stuff and actually ableton live is good for mashups.ableton is a bit mad to get yer head round at first. but pcdj is basic. just like a set of virtual cd mixers
i found the beat matching was cool on it . it scanned the file and got the bmp..

depends if u want that dj style of mixing or programming with a seqencer.

theres so bloody much out there.. the mind boggles...

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Ive got ableton live, soundforge, cubase, reason n cakewalk on my PC -wana know which best start with for remixin. Not looking to dj with it - stick to my decks for that
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Hi mate.....i started using mixmeister fusion....its great for us novices...

its got easy tutorials to learn from and loads of plug ins and effects
Hope it works for you mate...............................
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