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JFR

Age/Gender: 22, Male
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I'm...uh...an owl?I like to eat mice.(WTF)OK....I'm not an owl.....I'm a.....GAME ADDICT!(Also a youtube addict) I come here everyday.I have black hair,and I'm also a NEWGROUNDS ADDICT!!!!!!!!!!!!

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How can you make music?(Like remix it)

Posted by JFR Apr. 19, 2008 @ 6:36 PM EDT

This is the last question I'm gonna ask...lol.

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Apr. 19, 2008 | 7:10 PM Suspended-3rd-Chord says:

That's quite a broad question. How much do you know about music? Have you ever made any of your own?

1. Learn the song, whether it be by ear or reading a midi through whatever medium
2. Decide the style
3. Keep the themes while building and/or altering the composition around it...remember a straight Midi rip with inserting seperate instruments is NOT a remix!

Apr. 21, 2008 | 4:39 PM JFR responds:

Actually I've NEVER made music. So what program can you you do it with? (If there is a program,)

Sep. 28, 2008 | 3:21 AM CelestialSticker says:

Hey, JFR:
I recommend you start on the FL Studio demo before you start buying anything. The demo is free and can be found at flstudio.com
Most digital workstations such as FL Studio and Magix Music Maker (what I currently use) have a midi editor in which the tempo and measures represent a timeline and notes represent rectangles varying in length and location. It's difficult to explain, but it's very easy to learn and use if you can hear which notes you're using (or if you have a real keyboard). Besides FL and MMM, there are tons of workstations like Logic, Cubase, Sony ACID, Cakewalk Sonar, ect. They vary in style and price, so it's best to research as much as possible before buying one.
Thanks for commenting on my pieces, by the way.

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