making midi sound better...

[kboad]

Thanx Jeyan, u've been helpful. Can anybody let me know some basic equipments I may need to start a mini studio? Also, which programs do u think will help me make good music? I want to explore a little further. I am new, and have no knowledge about how these things work. I was just working with the programs so long as they gave me sound. Noteworthy is the program I use most. I write everything in notation, including drums (channel 10 gives me that option). When I'm done with the notation I save it in midi, then export it to wave file, using Guitar pro. But all I get is still the midi sound. I was asking if there's any way to make the sound better, like original.

[AlChuck]

No need to ask the same question twice, in two threads...

See the other thread, Sound quality; midi to wave.. no instruments...just the computer

[minofifa]

don't know if this is relavent or not but....
have you checked out reason by propellerhead? I'm definately picking that progam up in the next couple of weeks. It has samlers and synths and a drum machine... it also comes with a wicked orchestra sample library. I'm definately looking forward to making new stuff with this program.

[Boldgamer]

Originally posted by minofifa
don't know if this is relavent or not but....
have you checked out reason by propellerhead? I'm definately picking that progam up in the next couple of weeks. It has samlers and synths and a drum machine... it also comes with a wicked orchestra sample library. I'm definately looking forward to making new stuff with this program.

Yeah it's a good program. Only thing I would suggest you do when you get it is to get a Drum sample CD because the ones that come with reason are a little flat. I love the sequencer they have in it. It's real easy to use.