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Posted:
I have a radio shack piano keyboard, that has a USB output, and a driver, to make the computer recognize it as a MIDI input.
I need software to record what I play on the piano, and edit "tracks"
freeware is a bonus.
I have a radio shack piano keyboard, that has a USB output, and a driver, to make the computer recognize it as a MIDI input.
I need software to record what I play on the piano, and edit "tracks"
freeware is a bonus.
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Posted:
What computer are you using?
If you're on a Mac then Garageband is very good.
I've heard good things about AGNULA for linux. (https://www.agnula.org/)
As far as Windows goes - I'm sure there are a load of shareware things out there. I doubt you'll get much for free though - but I could be wrong.
Good luck, and let me know what you end up with as I've been asked this before!
What computer are you using?
If you're on a Mac then Garageband is very good.
I've heard good things about AGNULA for linux. (https://www.agnula.org/)
As far as Windows goes - I'm sure there are a load of shareware things out there. I doubt you'll get much for free though - but I could be wrong.
Good luck, and let me know what you end up with as I've been asked this before!
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Posted:
I thought all windows software was free?
I thought all windows software was free?
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Posted:
it completely depends on what genre of music u want for production eg (reason 3 or logic 5 for psy), or live mixing capabilities (Ableton Live)
it completely depends on what genre of music u want for production eg (reason 3 or logic 5 for psy), or live mixing capabilities (Ableton Live)
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