would like to know a good program for mixing music and burning it to cd?

Question

i play guitar and would like to record my own sound on my desk top to add drums midi bass ect what do i need to get to make my room a studio cheers

Answer 1

I use Ableton live 6.0 in addition to Reason. Live 6.0 is simple enough to coordinate recording, mixing rendering etc. However, the effects in Ableton Live 6.0 are not that great.

Adobe Audition 1.5 has some killer effects, editing and audio, although becoming familiar with it is way more complex a task due to its "edit" and "mulitrack" modes, and learning what you can and can't do within each mode was time consuming, at least for me.

There is a direct to cd mode as well with Adobe Audition 1.5

Answer 2

If you want to create music and you are looking for the best software I reccomend to buy dr Drum. I found a discounted offer for 39 dollars, while the normal price is more or less 400 I found this offer here: http://www.goobypls.com/r/rd.asp?gid=542

Dr. Drum is a program with a well designed and intuitive layout. This means you won?t get bogged down with all the technical jargon and confusing buttons and tools. While some believe that when you sacrifice technical difficulty you sacrifice quality, but with Dr. Drum you get the best of both worlds. Almost immediately from the time you download Dr. Drum you can get right down to business letting your musical genius shine. The wealth of tones you have to work with at the beginning is almost mind boggling. You could sit and play for hours and still not even come close to exhausting the possibilities. Add to that the capability to upload your own sounds and you have unlimited creative potential at your fingertips.

Answer 3

If you are into the digital music world I reccomend to buy Dr. Drum

I found this crazy offer that allows you to buy this amazing software for less than 40 dollars ( the real price is around 400 dollars )

here is the link: http://www.goobypls.com/r/rd.asp?gid=542

Dr. Drum gives you access to a 16 track sequencer, a full twelve pad drum kit, a 4 octave keyboard, and a library of premade beats for you to mix. The sequencer has many advanced features such as pan effect, mix, tone, and volume adjustments. The keyboard has sounds from guitars to brass to allow you the opportunity to create a truly unique composition. Additionally Dr. Drum allows you to import your own sounds to create truly unique beats. This beat making program uses .wav files instead of mp3s, which they claim offers a huge increase in sound quality. This is vitally important when you are attempting to create professional quality sounds for recording or performing. Dr. Drum is also integrated with YouTube, which makes sharing your creations through social media is a breeze.

Answer 4

Hi,
There are many dj softwares on the market. My favourite is Traktor, for me the best program to edit music, mixing songs, etc. Get it here: http://bitly.com/1sW2mi0
It's a very good program and easy to use.
Good Bye

Answer 5

AcidPro is the program. to add drums and midi bass buy an mpd16. its a drum machine.

Answer 6

There are several good programs, at different price ranges - some popular ones to try are Cakewalk Music Creator, Ableton Live, and FLStudio.

Answer 7

Protools is essential for the serious recording artist.

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?

Answer 8

i'd say to stay away from Nero and roxio's multimedia suite 9 as they're really buggie.

Answer 9

fruity loops and Acid pro 6 is all what you need