Lords of Death Forums Lords of Death Forums LoD General Discussion anyone know any good remixing software?

taking two months to learn how to play the bass or guitar is much more difficult than evolving from a casio to a professional studio in 7 years.

unless you've got a mac, and that means you should go with Logic, hands down the all time best.

when i was recording my garage CD for my band we used a stolen copy of soundforge. It worked well considering we used a labtop and a 10$ microphone to record everything.

who the fuck learns to play an instrument well in 2 months? I practice every day and I've been playing for almost 2 years, and although I'm really good, 2 months is nothing. Plus there's a lot of talent required to make up your own material.

Everytime you post something you think of me, which makes me wonder why am I on your mind so much? Answer = I'm in your head. Prove me wrong by trying to post without thinking of me, everytime you mention me you have fallen victim to my brainwashing. Notice how I never mention you in any post other than to respond? It's because I don't give a flying fuck if you died today, which should be how you think of me, anything more is MS'd.

Then your parents can write you off as a mistake.

NT

about mixing.
I perfer doing everything music related by code, which is what ModTracker is good for.

ModTracker mixes with pure code, the code is customizable, by speed, and tempo changes. Samples can be customized, panned, pitched, and filtered. I don't think anyone can complain about ModTracker, unless they're a complete newbie.
It may become a bit of a hassle if you require the use of + and - octaves, but a good wave editing software like Cool edit pro can fix all of that.
I think Modtracker is the coolest of all of them, but may require a lot of time to learn how to use it.
Mod Tracker has NO LIMITS.

Explain yourself then you nancy. If you're going to make claims you might as well support them. The only musical talent you probably have is the skin flute, and although you're damn good at it, it doesn't classify as a viable talent.