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Newbie synth guy.
I just picked up a m-audio controler, to get started in the world of electronic sound manipulation. I am a novice with what to do with this thing.
I basically wanted to track some sweet strings, like cello ect, to some songs that I tracked already, and wondered if anybody had any advice on good samples, and programs that hopefully won't break the bank. |
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Before you take the leap and purchase some expensive softsynths, i would spend some time on exploring some of the cheaper(read=free) options at your disposal.
Take a hike to http://www.kvraudio.com/ and look around a little. You may find exactly what you want for free. |
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