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Music Maker 15
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MAGIX Music Maker 15 is the easy to use solution music production software: If you’ve never made music, you can still get started right away and make your own songs. If you are a musician, you will love the software tools available to polish your masterpiece. MAGIX Music Maker 15 is perfect for composing music: stunning songs, experimental beats, and exciting soundtracks! What It Is And Why Do You Need It This software enables users to make their own music This program has (more…)
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I am in music production since nearly 20 years and I used all kind of software for Atari, PC or Mac. Of course it depends on the specific tasks, what kind of software better fits or maybe not.
For midi arrangements and band recording I would always chose a specific solution as Cubase/Protools or Samplitude.
But when it comes down to the basic, when there is a need for a simple ideas generator with unlimited opportunities, I really want to recommend Music Maker. This product is ten time worth every cent and it is only limited by your own creativity. The product can do things, I needed a 100.000 $ studio 10 years ago. It is not a surprise that this is possible today, but the price is a surprise.
- you have a multu track recorder
- you have about 3 GB of sounds from all styles + you can use any other soundfile or any mp3 file
- you have about 5 really professional plug-in synthesizer (alone worth the money)
- you have a good set-up of effects
- you have plugins like autotunes that do the same but are more simple to use
- you can use external plugins like synths or effects via directX
- you can draw effect curves on every track (e.g. filters)
- you have a powerful mastering suite with parametric eq and multiband compressor
These are just a few things. I believe even if you have no idea of making music, a simple start is possible. Of c ourse it is just my opinion and I can just recommend to try it out.