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Subject: How do you create tracks on a PC?
Original Message Date: 23-Jul-98 @ 01:26 PM - How do you create tracks on a PC?
I now have a PII233,64mb,EWS64,basstation......and loads and loads of software. My problem is that I'm now spending more time on configuring this or that than I am on making music. I've given up on VST and I'm now trying the following method-
-Stomper & Hammerhead for drum parts
-Rebirth & Vaz for Bass & leads
-Cubase AV XL for recording midi synth parts as -audio
-wavelab for adding fx
-Making waves for arranging the song
-Cakewalk5 for fades, cutting up samples etc. and mixdown
I'd like to know what software people are using and what techniques they rely on for keeping it all creative rather than worrying about system prerolls and audio playback failed (for what fucking reason?) bullshit.
I've heard kilo praise cakewalk 5.0 in the past for being solid and wonder if it's time to turn my back on the software race and forget about plug ins and have it all wonder programs - at least until machine specs & operating sytems catch up anyway!
I know people are into different styles and have varied setups but basically, is there a simple but effective way to make tracks hassle free on a PC?
Message 11/16 24-Jul-98 @ 10:01 AM - RE: How do you create tracks on a PC?
Anway...check out Kilo's Cakewalk7 thread... sounds like you can throw your Cubase out the window now anyway....
Message 12/16 24-Jul-98 @ 11:05 AM - RE: How do you create tracks on a PC?
If they've fixed this, sounds like the 50pounds or whatever they're charging ain't half bad!
Message 13/16 24-Jul-98 @ 01:19 PM - RE: How do you create tracks on a PC?
Message 14/16 24-Jul-98 @ 02:12 PM - RE: How do you create tracks on a PC?
Message 15/16 24-Jul-98 @ 03:02 PM - RE: How do you create tracks on a PC?
Message 16/16 24-Jul-98 @ 10:24 PM - RE: How do you create tracks on a PC?
http://student-kmt.hku.nl/~sky/pump/
Its beta - you have to ask him for a key thing to save 'n stuff..
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