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What Program should I use for recording/mixing/sampling music?
okay, So I want to record my music to my computer, I got a interface also. I’m in the middle of deciding on using FL studio 8, or Sony ACID .
I wanna use FL studio for the drums, thats the difference I see from Sony ACID.
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October 30th, 2010 at 11:02 pm
FL Studio and Sony ACID are quite much different. I mean, they both generally can do the same thing, but the workflow is quite different. I guess you are already trying the demo versions of both and just keep trying and see what you like best.
My favorite is FL Studio. I’ve been using the Producer Edition since v5 I love it. It’s been getting better and better with each new version and it’s one of the easiest programs to do beats on in my opinion.
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