Music notation software

Music Creation Software

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danis4ever87

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Opening post by danis4ever87

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hello everyone, I am new to the forum and for a short time I have been approaching digital music (I think that's what it's called). As you will have understood, I clearly lack musical basics in general and I would like to learn but I don't know where to start. Furthermore, lately I downloaded the software FL Studio 9 to create dance music, which is my favorite, and I am also learning how to use it, but I don't know if learning to use this software is right or if it is preferable to use others. I hope someone is patient enough to answer me...

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Reply 2 by Bit

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> I don't know if learning to use this software is right or if it is preferable to use others

If I interpret the question correctly, you want to know if there are better alternatives to studio 9... free or paid software?

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Reply 3 by DiesIrae

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FL Studio is easy to learn, easy to use and produces good results. The controls are quite intuitive and even those who do not know the concept of a DAW are able to make music within the first few minutes of use. Through FPC you can even manipulate samples and imitate vinyl scratches, which are so essential to hip-hop.

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Reply 4 by danis4ever87

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I would prefer free software. The concept I wanted to express is precisely about being able to understand what they are. For example, what a DAW and FPC are

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