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What are some good and FREE (not trial) programs to sample music with?
I tried to sample some music with FL Studio 7, but it got kind of confusing. Are there any other programs that i can use to sample? By the way, it would help if they were free and not trials, but any good sampling program is fine. Please list SOME if you can.
I mean more of the sample and edit. Like you take a song and use only one part of it for replay or similar to that. Like Hi-Tek made “Come Get It” by using the sounds and music from the “Helio Ocean: Creator” commercial, and editing it.
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September 17th, 2010 at 2:46 am
Q Trax or trac google it it 100% free and legal
September 20th, 2010 at 5:58 am
It’s streaming radio but it tailors itself to your tastes as you rate songs. It’s a good way to find new artists based on similar taste.