This video will teach you the very basic concepts behind using MIDI in a home recording studio. In it, I’ll give you a very brief overview of MIDI, then reco…
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guitarboysarang
December 7, 2014 at 9:34 pmcan i hv a list of good recording music softwares?
diegoochoa19
December 7, 2014 at 9:36 pmYup, i’m actually working with logic right now and it’s amazing, the only
thing i use from ableton right now it’s the warping tool… there’s no
better stretch tool on any software 🙂
diegoochoa19
December 7, 2014 at 9:59 pmdepends what u want… Record audio, almost every software it’s ok
(Audition, Audacity , etc..) If you want a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
There’s a lot of good softwares Logic Pro (Mac) Ableton Live (Mac & Pc)
Reason (Mac & Pc) Pro Tools (Mac & Pc) Digital Performer (Mac & Pc) Cubase
(Mac & Pc) Reason (Mac & Pc) Fl Studio (Pc)
Uwe Rosenthal
December 7, 2014 at 10:51 pmDanke für dieses Video und all die anderen, die Du uns zu Verfügung
stellst. Danke, für die Zeit, die Du Dir nimmst uns Dein Wissen zu
übermitteln! Das ist absolut einzigartig! Liebe Grüße aus Braunschweig /
Germany
DJAnsy Asota
December 7, 2014 at 11:42 pmyee very good johns and Jon please can you make one video over Mixes and
Original Sound and Problems over Copyr by Songs i thinks is very Importan
this info for all Musican ! I am have no problems i found a wAY TO CAN gIVE
mIDI fils in Logic Pro over Fl Studio very big thanks for your VIdeo and
nice Weekands
DJAnsy Asota
December 8, 2014 at 12:29 amLove you tips and Video i make jet selfs Songs over Fl studio and i feels
Greats very Profi like Programms nd in Studio by my Artist we have Logic
Pro very good Programms all 2 ! I thinks all we make selfs Test what the
best programm is Cubase is the most Studio programm over Years Nice
weekands John
djbolivia
December 8, 2014 at 12:39 amExactly. Great answer. I currently prefer Ableton for electronic/grid work,
and Cubase or Pro Tools for conventional recording. But I’ve got experience
with almost every one of the programs mentioned (except for DP & FLS) and
they all have individual strengths.