Tsmith1010
The title says it all, i've been going through a few titles like acid and i'm finding it complex and that it doesn't really work all too well for remixing as things seem to get out of sync really easily. What software would be a good pick, i'm looking for something that isnt too complicated but still has good results.
Posté Mon 06 Nov 06 @ 7:54 am
sbangs
Tsmith1010 wrote :
The title says it all, i've been going through a few titles like acid and i'm finding it complex and that it doesn't really work all too well for remixing as things seem to get out of sync really easily. What software would be a good pick, i'm looking for something that isnt too complicated but still has good results.
virtual dj!!
or steinburg remix
but vdj better
Posté Mon 06 Nov 06 @ 10:28 am
carryshel
I think acid is the best for remixes, I have been using since it was sonic foundry acid. Once you understand how to use the beatmapper, your sync problems will be solved. It was not intended for live remixes however, for that, try Ableton Live.
I would suggest you take a better look at acid. Version 6 is out now, it is expensive but extensive as it relates to features.
I would suggest you take a better look at acid. Version 6 is out now, it is expensive but extensive as it relates to features.
Posté Mon 06 Nov 06 @ 3:20 pm
sbangs
carryshel wrote :
I think acid is the best for remixes, I have been using since it was sonic foundry acid. Once you understand how to use the beatmapper, your sync problems will be solved. It was not intended for live remixes however, for that, try Ableton Live.
I would suggest you take a better look at acid. Version 6 is out now, it is expensive but extensive as it relates to features.
I would suggest you take a better look at acid. Version 6 is out now, it is expensive but extensive as it relates to features.
its ok , but gota get pro
or its a bit basic
Posté Mon 06 Nov 06 @ 3:58 pm
carryshel
"its ok , but gota get pro or its a bit basic"
I agree.
I agree.
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 4:05 pm
sbangs
i now use remix from steinburg it cost 4 pounds lol
and its amazing :)
like ableton
and its amazing :)
like ableton
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 4:09 pm
carryshel
I have not used remix before, but I have been using acid (pro version) for a long time and the program is as limited as your imagination when it comes to remixes. As we say in Jamaica, IT BAD NUH RAAS.
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 4:30 pm
sbangs
:)
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 4:32 pm
Manquín
the famous protools le.
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 6:34 pm
sbangs
yeh i love that
but u need the mbox
but u need the mbox
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 6:35 pm
Manquín
I only use my x-fi soundcard and most vst plugins work fine.
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 6:43 pm
djderricke
Believe it or not, I've used FruityLoops for a few remixes. Not only is the software easy to use, but very very versatile.
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 10:36 pm
sbangs
manquin_dj wrote :
I only use my x-fi soundcard and most vst plugins work fine.
u probaly have a better edition than the one i was attemping to demo lol
Posté Tue 07 Nov 06 @ 11:08 pm
cxcv
Posté Wed 08 Nov 06 @ 12:31 am
Tsmith1010
Hummm, interesting take. I have a copy of acid but i found it complex to use. Seeing as its the best which would be a good route to take? Buying a book such as the power of acid pro 6? All i want to do at this point is perform remixes and i spent a fiar amount of time trying but the songs always come out of sync. I'm not looking for the program to do live remixes btw, thats what i use VDJ for ;)
Posté Wed 08 Nov 06 @ 4:35 am
asymptote
Try the Ableton Live Demo.
It takes a bit of getting used to, but usually is spot on with sync between tracks. And it's great for live remixes, triggering loops etc in front of an audience. The effects are spot on too.
It takes a bit of getting used to, but usually is spot on with sync between tracks. And it's great for live remixes, triggering loops etc in front of an audience. The effects are spot on too.
Posté Wed 08 Nov 06 @ 5:55 pm
erxon
Making a real remix is actually producing a whole new song (from original 'idea'), and is pretty much pointless to do it without original tracks (recordings), unless you can sample some clean parts from the original (which is of course illegal without obtaining a permission from original author). To create an original remix, you should use sequencers such as Steinberg's Cubase, Apple's Logic, Fruity Loops, Propellerheads' Reason (mainly synthesizer) or something similar.
Otherwise you're only making a low quality "mix". But hey, people have lots of hobbies :P
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Otherwise you're only making a low quality "mix". But hey, people have lots of hobbies :P
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Posté Wed 08 Nov 06 @ 6:42 pm
DJ Reggie Ward
I don't think the make Steingberg Remix, anymore. I went to the Steingberg website and did not see it.
Posté Wed 08 Nov 06 @ 8:04 pm
ive got reason and logic audio
Posté Wed 08 Nov 06 @ 8:53 pm