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05-26-2008
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midi software for a newb???
I was curious if you guys had any advice in regards to some simple basic midi editing software. Things like ableton and acid seem like overkill. I just wanna use vst softsynths to create drum tracks and key sounds in my home studio. The audio recording will be handled by a korg d3200 which ill sync w the computer and eventually drop the midi tracks down to the 3200 as audio. Any thoughts on a some simple software?
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05-26-2008
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reaper would be worth checking out
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05-27-2008
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Thanks a bunch sir/maam. Reaper is just what I needed. Its perfect for what I'm trying to do. Thanks for the advice.
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