multi track recording ie - SONAR, PRO TOOLS

kenstogie · 10-04-2010, 07:22 AM

I know that there is a tremendous amount of possiblities with MIDI and I get into it but eventually get to a point where there's a roadblock and can't get what I want or get frustrated as I am heading downa the "rabbit hole".

Fruityloops is kinda different than Sonar or Protools but I think there are alot of good that can come of it. I think Sonar and protools are more pro but you can get pretty darn good sound out of it. FWIW i don't have the mind of a drummer either. Play with clips and loops they can get some great drum sounds out of them as many of them are actually pro drummers recording them.

10-04-2010, 07:22 AM	#16
kenstogie following the whiterabbit Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Albany, NY Posts: 1,325 Trading: (3)	Re: multi track recording ie - SONAR, PRO TOOLS I know that there is a tremendous amount of possiblities with MIDI and I get into it but eventually get to a point where there's a roadblock and can't get what I want or get frustrated as I am heading downa the "rabbit hole". Fruityloops is kinda different than Sonar or Protools but I think there are alot of good that can come of it. I think Sonar and protools are more pro but you can get pretty darn good sound out of it. FWIW i don't have the mind of a drummer either. Play with clips and loops they can get some great drum sounds out of them as many of them are actually pro drummers recording them. __________________ I intend to live forever. So far, so good.