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[Sar]

^^yah

3.x introduced a load of new features

 

[Scooba Da Bass]

I used one of the early versions, 1 something, not bothered since then, and won't, I work pretty much exclusively in Nuendo for track creation, mostly using hardware, and occasionally a VST, harware samplers are so much nicer than software. I find the software that works around the 'block' metaphor too limiting with regards to drums in particular. Changes of tempo have always been a nightmare to sort out as well as signature changes.

 

[old.TUG]

I am very musical and have been from a young age (various instruments I can play, done a number of grades, music exams etc) so it's about time I gave myself a challenge However I dont wanna jump in too deep and go straight for reason. I have a copy of that however and will install it soon to have a look around.

But methinks Fruity Loops will be a good start as I've listened to a few tunes people have made with it and I'm quite impressed with the end results.. seems you can do some nice bits n pieces with it for simpleish but effective tunes

 

[Scooba Da Bass]

Don't be a pussy, go for Reason, especially if you can play instruments

 

[xenon2000]

TUG: Erm... seeing as you have Reason is there any chance you could aquire an, ermmm... 'backup' CD for it which you can send to me to hav... erm, I mean borrow... yeah.

 

[Sar]

Lol

 

[Scooba Da Bass]

If you're after a warez'd version, Reason 2 has just started shipping, no doubt it shall appear soon

 

[xenon2000]

The program itself can be found on p2p, easy peasy. It's just that all the samples come on a CD iirc, and they amount to around 5-600mB .

How expensive is the original now, anyway? If it's under £200 then it might just be worth saving for...

 

[old.TUG]

i aint tried it yet but if you would like a backup'd backup () then send me a PM or summat with ur address and I shall send joo one off, for 24 hr evaluation purposes of course before the CD self destructs