Looking for "sound" advice

[Mooney]

Does anyone know of some easy to use, n00b friendly music creation software with cool synths and beat makers? I'm looking for a sequencer with easy synths built in, none of those crazy "multi-sampling" or whatever synths. No "tape delay patches" or anything like that either. Cost don't really matter, but better if it's free.

 

P.S.

Like my pun?

[Weirdy]

I heard Bateri and other Native Instruments programs are good for musik creation; especially Bateri which has drum presents and other stuff like that.

[Agozer]

FruityLoops Pro

[Weirdy]

IMO, FruityLoops can be beneficial only if you have the patience to be making various loops using what the program has to offer--when you can be using a midi keyboard instead.

Edited April 7, 2006 by Weirdy

[Agozer]

IMO, FruityLoops can be beneficial only if you have the patience to be making various loops using what the program has to offer--when you can be using a midi keyboard instead.

Well yeah; I just gave an answer.

 

:/

[Wizard]

I gave up this route and just started using my midi keyboard.

 

Depends on what you want to make mostly, if your going the "drums & bass" route, practically anything will do.

[fischju]

nice pun

[Mooney]

Does anyone know where I can download the latest version of "Jazz++" for Windows? The Jazz++ homepage is down (For good, I believe), and every site I checked is linked to it.

[ken_cinder]

http://jazzplusplus.sourceforge.net/

 

The project went opensource awhile ago apparantly, and the developers site pointed to the sourceforge site for a bit, but is obviously now gone. Regardless, thats what you need.

[Mooney]

WAAAAUGH! It's not compiled! What do I do? (I'm not good at compiling things like this )

[ken_cinder]

MinGW + wxWidgets 2.4 (Or newer I would assume works, 2.6.3 I believe is the latest).....figure it out. Learn dammit learn! lol