Where to start?!

vexx

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Look im a bare begginer. ive been DJing for 4/5 years and i belive i have got that sussed. now its time for production. starting a production course next year. im trying out cubase, logic & reason, i have both pc & mac. i need samples & synths and all the rest of it, hoping you guys are able to help me out!!!!!
 
hey bro, use the sample swap thread up the top of the production thread, threres alota good links in there, and google should be your best friend as well, theres so much random shit out there, just dig deep man
 
Youtube is great for tutorials on all DAW's
Samples packs can be found all over the net (PM me)
Just try the programs that you feel suit you
I used Reason for 3yrs until i recently changed over to Cubase
Personally id use a mac rather than a pc,
But i cant afford one =[ booooo lol
Keep asking questions too,
Were all here to help and all here for the same thing =]
Hope this helps
 
Look im a bare begginer. ive been DJing for 4/5 years and i belive i have got that sussed. now its time for production. starting a production course next year. im trying out cubase, logic & reason, i have both pc & mac. i need samples & synths and all the rest of it, hoping you guys are able to help me out!!!!!



Best advice I can give you is to be patient.

The rest will come.

Oh and buy books if you like quick reference.

Reason is nice, been using it for over a year and I can say I am comfortable with it. Don't know much bout cubase or logic, I use Pro Tools.

Use a Mac.

Good luck.
 
Youtube is great for tutorials on all DAW's
Samples packs can be found all over the net (PM me)
Just try the programs that you feel suit you
I used Reason for 3yrs until i recently changed over to Cubase
Personally id use a mac rather than a pc,
But i cant afford one =[ booooo lol
Keep asking questions too,
Were all here to help and all here for the same thing =]
Hope this helps

thanks for taking time to reply........ most people don't.
i took ages only because i've only read this today.
ive been hard on it.
i have a couple of tunes on soundcloud but they are pretty naff.
working on a couple of beats at the moment that are quite exciting.
i will send you a lik when done.
again thanks!
 
When you are just starting I find the quality of the samples isn't as important as how you use the samples you have
Use the samples which come with your DAW or anything you can get a hold of
At this point it isn't about making a blockbuster track, it's about learning and how to use what you have
 
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