Is this a recording program only or does it have samples contained within.I have a recording studio and am looking for samples and or drum patterns.Any body help!
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Big fat Drums(bfd) is the best\nCubase might be better than cakewalk for what you want to do.
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most editing programs can do what you are asking, you just have to play around with the settings.  As far a s free program to do that, I am not aware of any.....Nero wave editor or Soundtrax is included in the core program, the sound recorder built in to windows can be used for short clips and some editing features are availble (merging and backwards)...there are free trials on most of the editing and dj programs\nGot to www.download.com and look around, you'll find exactly what you are looking for.
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hmm im not sure if this album qualifies, but DJ Shadow's album Endtroducing is completely made up of samples from a huge selection of songs. honestly the samples are not easily recognizable (mostly very obscure)
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Im a recording studio owner and engineer, i suspose if you mail em me i can have a listen, main differance is i'll be listening through £10000 moinitors which will revel things that were'nt obvious to your self at the time of mixing, also a properly acousticly treated enviroment will revel things that you missed. ......but thats why mastering engineers exist .....but if you want me to have a listen message me and i'll give you my email addy....Si
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I'm a pro drummer for over 35 years, I play double bass. I collaborate with other musicians ON-LINE... I record my drums (for other peoples music) in my home studio using my computer... as do the other folks I make music with. You can hear some tracks I've done at my Myspace site\n\nwww.myspace.com/jwoo10
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This program lets you create your own songs and audio loops. It comes with hundreds of sound effects, tweaking instruments and automated tools.\n\nFruityLoops Studio Producer Edition 6.0.8\n\nscroll down the page...
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Mostly trail and error.  Find something you really like, modify it so you can get a taste of what it would be like, and then try something of your own.  My husband has tab writing software that he writes his riffs on.  It is kind of annoying, sounds like old school nintendo, but gives you the basic idea of how it may sound.  Also helps you find the beat and speed of what you want, plus you can add bass, drums, etc.  The software is Tabledit.  I know they have a demo of it, but you are limited as to what you can save if I remember correctly.
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I am a singer and you are taking the wrong approach its not that easy. Most record execs. Don't listen to no solicited material. Because you have one song a demo consists of 4 if its a good one. You  also must have a acapella track on there...You must have a photo some lyrics to include with your song. YOu must know what you are doing.
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You could try checking out the site "www.rebirthmuseum.com" to download rebirth (free and legal last i checked)!\nIt contains a roland 808, 909, plus two 303's (assuming you know what they are, which i think you should if your lookin for drum machines)!\nIt's worth a go if you havent already got it!
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There are different programs to help with that. They usually aren't very hard to use. If you are a Mac user you can use garage band. Convert your song files by right clicking and clicking convert to... then import them to Garageband. Otherwise you can use programs such as Nero and others I'm sure  are out there, but I just do not know of. I am not positively sure that Nero is free, but I am certain there is some free thing to make it. Also there is Acoustic which I provided the link for. I didn't research it much but it seems as if it will do the trick. You should also try searching on go ogle. Keywords: DJ, Mixer, Song Mixer, Audio Mixer, Mixed song maker...
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4 tracks are a waste of money.  What you need to get if you want to do recording is some kind of audio imput for your computer and then any number of sound recording software (cubase, audiodesk...) theres so many out there, and there is so much more you can do than with just a cheesy analog 4 track.  Unless thats what you want.
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Hi:  I use a free program called AUDACITY. You can record (into your sound card) from a microphone, or a cassette player or both to your computer. Then play back your recording with windows media player.  It's kinda tricky but after using it a few times you will get the hang of it, it works very well.  And it's FREE.
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If you can find a small, semi-professional recording studio, it is both easier and cheaper to do it there.  My band has tried both...we ending up spending a TON of money to do a live recording of one show.  When we recorded our demo disc for the press pack, we went to a small studio one of our friends recommended.  The guy did an outstanding job, we cut 5 tracks in a day and a half, and the whole thing cost about $600.  I guess it depends on how much recording you plan on doing, and how involved in the process you plan on being.  The home studio stuff is expensive, but it's a one-time investment.  If you're going to record a lot of your stuff, that might be the way to go.  Good luck!
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I might recommend audacity.  It's an open-source overall recording program.\n\nIt also allows multiple tracks and a variety of effects.
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Mackie's "Spike"? i heard it comes with the Ableton live software if i'm correct.
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You say you are looking to RIP?   \n\nAudiograbber is a beautiful piece of software that grabs digital audio from cd's. It copies the audio digitally-not through the soundcard-which enables you to make perfect copies of the originals. It can even perform a test to see that the copies really are perfect. Audiograbber can also automatically normalize the music, delete silence from the start and/or end of tracks, and send them to a variety or external MP3 encoders, such as Fraunhofers L3enc, or even use some MP3/WMA encoders internally for automatic creation of MP3's. Audiograbber can download and upload disc info from freedb, an Internet compact disc database. You can even record your vinyl LP's or cassette tapes with Audiograbber and make wav's or MP3's of them. There are a lot more functions in Audiograbber, but to put it simply: Audiograbber has the most features one can wish from such a program! \n\nAudiograbber is now freeware and a breeze to use.\n\nhttp://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/download.html \n\nHope this helps your cause!
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