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Audio Production Software for techno
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majutsu
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fl studio, ableton live, cubase, reason are the main ones
wading further out you have reaktor, max/msp,
then gets scary around pd, csound,
then you're alone with the crickets with chuck and scripting your apis directly with c++. ams is badass if you like a modular simulator.
also, the waves bundle and tc effects are good, but say chucks butterworths are just as good but you have more control.
if you are into producing generic techno, maybe d&b, idm, go with ableton live. fl studio is a good choice too though. go with max/msp if you want to do something highly altered.
wading further out you have reaktor, max/msp,
then gets scary around pd, csound,
then you're alone with the crickets with chuck and scripting your apis directly with c++. ams is badass if you like a modular simulator.
also, the waves bundle and tc effects are good, but say chucks butterworths are just as good but you have more control.
if you are into producing generic techno, maybe d&b, idm, go with ableton live. fl studio is a good choice too though. go with max/msp if you want to do something highly altered.
VicksburgStudio
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It all depends on what you are comfortable with. I have an artist that I work with that does everything in reason. We record all his loops to 2" tape then dump them back into nuendo. Nuendo is great, but only as a multitrack software. He uses reason for everything and it's cool.
I have dabbled a few times with techno. I usually use hardware drum machines and sequencers... I record all the drum and bass grooves to 2" tape and dump into nuendo.
The rest of the music composition is done with hardware synths... Analog and digital. But I don't use any samples.. I play the synths note for note what I want. I also use acoustic instruments.
That's my take, but I am no techno expert. I only do it less than 1% of the time
I have dabbled a few times with techno. I usually use hardware drum machines and sequencers... I record all the drum and bass grooves to 2" tape and dump into nuendo.
The rest of the music composition is done with hardware synths... Analog and digital. But I don't use any samples.. I play the synths note for note what I want. I also use acoustic instruments.
That's my take, but I am no techno expert. I only do it less than 1% of the time
NickyE3
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NickyE3
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http://minorcrisis.net/files/squeaky.mp3
for a relative that makes motocross vids
Squeaky 192 Productions
for a relative that makes motocross vids
Squeaky 192 Productions
