Re: FLASH: Source for sound effects?

[CMAIII]

In a message dated 98-11-23 10:30:51 EST, you write:


<< Also, does anyone know of a (relatively) easy-to-learn package for *making*

music?  I'd prefer if it came with a sample sound library and a relatively

simple interface.     

  >>

Hi Chrissy and the rest of the Flasher Crew,


I have a suggestion for you on this one.....There is a company called Aludra

Software....They make a proggie that is basically a "sampler"( like what is

used extensibly in rap music, to loop beats and rhythms....so in this case

samples = looped up beats and rhythms) in which you use to create music. 

Aludra makes various programs for various tastes in music, and the best part

is its so damn easy to use, the interface is simple(very user-friendly), the

proggie keeps everything on beat...so you dont have to worry about sequencing

every track.....you have twenty tracks to play with...and you can record your

own tracks to add on to the ones that exist.

You can find the program at www.download.com..... (gotta love CNET Central) in

the search option type: aludra.  The prog is called BEAT2000.

[for all those who are upset that i don't give the exact site to DL the

program....well thats because there is various progs to choose from...ex:

BEAT2000(Techno)...BEAT2000(Jazz).....BEAT2000(classical).

I say DL the demo and play with it for a while and see if ya likes it.


Hope this helps ya and anyone else interested.



CMAIII




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