26 Oct
2015
26 Oct
'15
2:58 p.m.
The right software will depend HUGELY on what sort of workflow is sought
after ... for example, here are some different ones:
* creating traditional scores with notation, listening (somehow) while
working on them
* EDM (any of the 291 sub-genres), with samples, loops, beats and FX
* recording people playing instruments
* 1 microphone, 1 guitar pickup
the right tool for each of these will (on LInux at least) be different.
On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 3:36 PM, worik <root(a)worik.org> wrote:
Thank you fo rthe suggestions.
Worik
On 24/10/15 12:24, worik wrote:
This is slightly OT as Free Software on Windows
will do just as well....
My colleague with whom I make a lot of music has been squeezing her
creativity through a "free" version of Garage Band on a iPad. She has
had a great time with the UI but is beset by all the problems we all
know of with such products. She does not own, and cannot afford, a
Apple computer so cannot really get the benefits of Garage Band.
In the Free Software world what would be the best next step? Is there
one?
I am flumoxed because I have a different approach (I prefers issuing
instructions to moving icons) and Garage Band is a complete mystery to
me.
cheers
Worik
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