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garage band or mpc (drum machine)??
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so ive been using the music application fruit loops and i want to get something new and different. im mostly into making hip-hop beats so i was thinking either garage band remix tools or an mpc. what do you guys think?


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Re: garage band or mpc (drum machine)?? [Re: ninjacory]
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garage band blows :thumbdown::thumbdown:

if youre looking for loop based creation, Acid is a pretty solid program.

Above all (if you have a mac) I'd recommend Logic Studio 8, I've been doing lots of recording with that over the past year or so


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Re: garage band or mpc (drum machine)?? [Re: x2and2makes5]
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MPC's are pretty expensive. You can do a lot more with software these days, but even then I'd consider an MPD because it is nice to have those pads begging you to touch them


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Re: garage band or mpc (drum machine)?? [Re: tak]
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ive been using acid and a program called mixcraft (which is basically a garage band clone) I would say that acid is the best software available, though if you are serious i would get some decent hardware just so youre not confined to prerecorded loops.


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Re: garage band or mpc (drum machine)?? [Re: teaparty]
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I disagree with you a bit. The talented musicians can survive on point and click. It's not glamorous and not recommended, but it is possible to create great things with this. I personally have a 61-key midi semi-weighted keyboard (really slim and compact) with 8 knobs and a few faders as well as an mpd24.

Even though my hardware might be entry level, I can do some seriously amazing and professional things with them because I have a good sound card and I have fast computer with great software.

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Re: garage band or mpc (drum machine)?? [Re: ninjacory]
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If cost isn't really a factor get the MPC, otherwise I'd go software + MPD/Trigger Finger.

Edited by darklcd (10/25/08 12:17 PM)

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