DnB Dj'ng from scratch with minimal software?

Souled In

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Hey. Do you ever get real impatient with having to make songs? I want to get into this stuff but I always get sidetracked. If I could just enjoy "making music" live once in a while, I think I would be able to sustain my love for the art.

So, if i just had a bunch of buttons that did a bunch of stuff, oh and knobs and wheels and stuff, could I make some really awesome music without having to worry about software?

After i loaded the sounds in with software or whatever. I don't want to be stuck with just sounds from the keyboard.

I mean, couldn't I just record sessions live and have that be my music instead of worrying about the huge software part of it?

Oh, and how much will it cost me? *hides
 

T:M

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makes you not want to help anyone any more tbh.
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This.

I'd say if you aren't willing to put up with all the deep time consuming stuff then producing isn't for you. It's a labor of love. Yeah, it's a lot of work to get something to sound just how you want it and pay attention to little details but in the end you'll be a lot happier with it then you would be if you just made it with some toy.
 

Forau

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If your asking these questions, your producing for entirely the wrong reason.

Id stick to listening to music, instead of making it if i were you.
 
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