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I believe strongly in reading manuals and using tutorials. In general I would rate their user-friendliness as good to excellent. More rarely I use Sibelius to print scores that I read to increase my comprehension of written musical notation.ДЄs far as rating the quality of my experience with the software, only one of the above-mentioned programs presented a real problem as far as software-hardware conflicts and 'bugs' go, but that particular issue was recently put to rest in a new version of the software. Hi Everybody, Im new here, apologies if this an oft asked question but I cant find the answer after prolonged searching. After converting my MIDI tracks to audio I use Celemony's Melodyne Editor and Sony Sound Forge for tweaking and editing.

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Three hours later I started moving the parts around in Cubase to achieve the structure I wanted, filling in on cross fades.ДЄt that point I decided the end phase needed something else. Home of the Best Electronic Music Production Tutorials in Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, FL Studio & Reason - Music Production Video Tutorials in Ableton. I tweaked the bass slightly to follow the feel of the drum sequence. Hopefully it doesn't sound too disjointed :)ДЄnyway, I chose a couple of complimentary drum loops, being careful to keep the vibe. and the bass should be slightly funky, with an edge of unpredictability. I ended up with a slapped bass sound, heavily filtered, compressed and distorted. I needed a baseline, and found most of the sounds I tried were too thin because of the strong stereo vocal.

I wanted to have transitions, from piano to vocal to oboe solo, vocal and an ending as the track's focal points. Same process, listening and comparing against the other instruments one at a time. I soloed the strings against the vocal and then the piano, to check for discord, and loaded up an oboe. I didn't want it to sound over-chordy, and tried to make it move like a real string section in an orchestra. I had a rough idea in my head for the string progression, so I tried a few combinations. Then I switched to Reason, chose a soundfont and flipped back to Cubase. First I corrected the timing in Cubase, so they were both in sync. I started with the piano which oldDog contributed and the narva9's vocal.

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