Question:
Good music composition software?
Sarah
2013-06-01 15:56:16 UTC
I am looking for software that I can use to create original songs. One that has pre-recorded backing tracks, or ones I can download. I want to start making my own home recording studio, instead of spending tons of money at a professional studio. Please describe the software that you suggest.
Four answers:
Jack
2013-06-02 01:57:14 UTC
If you can't read music at all, you're probably going to be frustrated with any music composition software. My advice would be to learn some basic music-reading skills, then go for Sibelius. Sibelius is BY FAR the best score-writing program available, and definitely the most versatile. Then, if you want to get into recording your work, look into GarageBand and Audacity as cheap options, or Pro Tools if you're serious and have money, or are willing to pirate software.
anonymous
2013-06-01 17:34:00 UTC
On Mac you have GarageBand.

For PC the best you can get is Cubase ( you have cheap versions too ).
anonymous
2014-07-19 08:44:56 UTC
I am a music producer and composer since back in the 70s. Let me tell you this:



1. There is no such thing as a free music production software, money will have to be paid. Don't download any software that claims it's free or else you will get your computer infected with a virus.



2. Anyone can make music these days, the technology allows you to make extraordinary music/beats with no skills at all



The best music production software price-features wise it's Dr Drum Beats Maker. Basically this program does what $1500 programs do but costs only $29. That's a steal. And I have to say it's the easiest program to learn. Check it out here: http://www.drdrumbeatsmaker.com
?
2013-06-01 16:02:38 UTC
iTunes.what else?


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