Thread: Musics help please!

Could anyone advise a good program for music available for download on which I can edit down tracks, loop and play about with them for use during perforance?

I hope this makes sense? As a complete technophobe I need all the help I can get in this area!

mama XXxXXXXX

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Q-base & Garageband on a Mac. Not sure about PC, sorry.
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Apparantly Audacity is good, though Mr C deals with that so I wouldn't know myself lol

I use Audacity now... I've used Goldwave in the past too.

Is Q-Base different to Cubase? Cubase is a hefty piece of professional software and can be daunting for a new-comer (not to mention very expensive!).

Yeah, sorry that was me being lazey, it's the same! I used it at college so have a rather antiquated version I still mess about with.
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Angel LaVey uses Wavepad - nice and easy to use - she's also willing to edit the music for you if need be. Angel would just need very specific instructions on what you wanted.

Originally Posted by Gehenna

Angel LaVey uses Wavepad - nice and easy to use - she's also willing to edit the music for you if need be. Angel would just need very specific instructions on what you wanted.

aww thats really sweet, thank-you! Though I think I will try myself first as you never know this may just be a piece of technology I understand or could master LOL!...I imagine that I will be calling on this offer very soon!

Thank-you everyone for your top tips!

mama XXXXX

Audacity - dead easy to use

Originally Posted by Fleur du Mal

Audacity - dead easy to use

Fleur speaketh the truth! :eyebrows:

I use Audacity for all of Lilly's songs, and it really is a breeze to use. (And it's free for both Mac and PC)

Originally Posted by Iolair

Fleur speaketh the truth! :eyebrows:

Was there ever any doubt?

Originally Posted by Iolair

I use Audacity for all of Lilly's songs, and it really is a breeze to use. (And it's free for both Mac and PC)

I use it if I ever need anything editing. If you can use the internet or a word processor then you should be able to mess about with Audacity until you find everything you're looking for. It's very simply laid out. And the free-ness is just a bonus ...