Kingdom - JamesDavies

I don't know if this is something you guys favor in Scotland. But I'm not turned on by it, sorry.

This music reflects the life of the existing kingdoms. Good philosophical thinking, coupled with imagination can create interesting approaches to creativity. I could shoot a video for this product. Very soon, the susceptibility of dualization approaches to become interesting. Thanks;)

there's some good ideas here, but you really need to work with some software that'll allow you to sync your loops. i recommend using FL. it's a great entry level package that'll grow with you. i still use it, heh. it's got a great slicer in it, so out of sync loops will be a thing of the past. and you don't even have to worry about what BPM they are, the slicer automatically cuts up a loop and sequences it in the master BPM. but yeah, get yourself a good DAW to work with, learn the basics of it and you'll see improvements in your work immediately. feel free to PM with any questions you might have about anything tech related, i've been doing this for a long time and might be able to help you.

I currently use an older version of Acid, Acid Screenblast 4.0. There are many good programs out there. Fruity Loops Would probably be a good one. Reason might be a good program also. There is Acid Home Studio 8 that is a good introductory program. Search around online and find out which one might work the best for your needs.

It sound like you need a program that will allow you to stretch loops and also record to. Acid is good for that and so is Fruity Loops. Those are some of the best entry level programs out there.

Once you get a good program to start with then you can start to really practice your craft of mixing and music creation. Good luck with making your own music.

Toddj

Hi.
Good quality recording, does not depend on the program but on the hardware and how it's all set ...
Audacity To me, this is not a program for creating ... maybe more to the recording or a combination of samples and finished singing.
Writing "making music", I mean coming up with and arranging sounds in such a way that created a melody ...
Each program you will learn from the ground will be good, but I work only with FL, so I can only recommend FL ;-)
Diwey

Do not get offended, but I'll give you some good advice.
Get a good program for creating music.
FL Studio can be.
Study guide your program and spend a lot of time these activities.
All information can be found on the internet ...
Beginnings are always difficult, but as we now start from the professional software to create, in the future, the more successful you'll be doing songs from the one you just heard ...
I always take every criticism with courage and pull out of this critique conclusions.
Good luck and I hope that you will not last long, make a good, new song!
Diwey