Re: FLASH: OT : Audio and copyright issues

[Clodagh O'Donovan]

Hi Shaun!


I'd suggest using Logic Audio Platinum (made by eMagic) or Cubase for midi

sequencing and audio editing.  They're both very powerful, really easy to use

and have become a standard for people like yourself:  ie don't have loads of

money to spend!


Clo


intertwine wrote:


> Hi Matt

>

> OT here but you did mention that you could name a few audio programs.

> Unfortunately the budget would be handy at starting at zero.  I am planning

> to rattle up my sounds using a midi keyboard(still deciding what keyboard to

> purchase) and messing around with the midis in the said mentioned audio

> programs.

>  Does this sound feasible?  What do all the rest of you do for creating your

> own sounds?  We are talking small scale here.  I don't think the MD is going

> to finance a flat out recording studio!!!

>

> Thank you

>

> Shaun Brazier

>


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