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| Anonymous #700174 8 months ago |
I make every sound with my vocal cords. |
| Anonymous #700175 8 months ago |
You could ask him on his youtube or facebook page. I'm sure he'd be willing to answer your question. |
| Anonymous #700176 8 months ago |
One does not just WALK into great music making... One must use INSTRUMENTS and AUDACITY! |
| Anonymous #700181 8 months ago |
This... THIS IS ART!!!!
Another reason why this place is such a great booru! |
| Anonymous #700183 8 months ago |
They are using DAW's (Digital Audio Workstation). I personally recommend you FL Studio. Also you would need soft synth's too as plugins (for example for the bass they use Native Instrument's Massive often). And yeah you should check out Alex S youtube profile as he writes the plugins he uses. Also you should download drumloops from torrent sites. (But you have to know making music takes a lot of time, experience, and you have to have some ideas before you start). Also read about analouge synth, sampling etc, its quite interesting! Good luck my little brony. |
| Anonymous #700241 8 months ago |
Make an account on MyLittleRemix and introduce yourself. That's where a lot of the musical bronies hang out. |
| Anonymous #700413 8 months ago |
Most seem to use either FL or Ableton, personally I'd suggest Ableton, never did like FL myself but note that just because you have the main program doesn't mean you're going to have all the sounds, you'll need plugins to get to the real meat, the DAW is just the host - like the guys above said things like Massive, Synth1 (Free), Reaktor are all the sort of instrument plugins that create the sounds you're looking for. |
| Wheezie_Moonflower #700444 8 months ago |
Here's a FREE program to make tracked music with. It's great with high BPM (beats per minute) tracks. Unfortunately it's only for Macs.
This one's not free, but it's very professional, with arpeggios, vibratos and other musical score effects not commonplace in MIDIs. It has many more features not included in Melody Assistant. Buy the version with the GOLD Sound Base. Available for Macs and Windows. Both will also use custom soundbanks, called sound fonts. |
| dudemang #700622 8 months ago |
If you want a FL-like tracker that's free and open-source, I've been playing around with Linux MultiMedia Studio. |
| Draconequus #700928 8 months ago |
Skill. |
| InterrobangPie #701568 8 months ago |
Most of us use FL Studio. It's free once you know where to look. |
| Doctor_Whooves #701586 8 months ago |
I haven't made any pony music, but for music in general and multitracking I tend to use Sonar Producer Edition. |
| z0rg #701771 8 months ago |
a free tracker for windows is OpenMPT, but trackers are viewed as less comprehensible than other kinds of DAWs.
and what #700183 said p.s.: FL studio is not and never was/will be a tracker. |
| dudemang #701889 8 months ago |
^ I was probably wrong in saying "FL-like tracker", I apologize. |
| z0rg #702009 8 months ago |
(me too for maybe sounding a bit harsh)
don't sweat it :3 |