Making GLU Music...and other electronic music.
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silvercrank
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machine609
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silvercrank
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travisowens
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If you want to learn how to create some original sounds, I recommend you search for a copy of Buzz (it's a freeware app) but expect a HUGE learning curve.
It's worth it as you create "machines" in the program that make original sounds. There are also hundreds of pre-made machines you can download and use in your own songs.
I realize a decent synth can cost a fortune so before you drop $2k as a newbie, or waste $500 on an amateur synth, try an app like Buzz to get your feet wet.
It's worth it as you create "machines" in the program that make original sounds. There are also hundreds of pre-made machines you can download and use in your own songs.
I realize a decent synth can cost a fortune so before you drop $2k as a newbie, or waste $500 on an amateur synth, try an app like Buzz to get your feet wet.
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machine609
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Your right it does have a steep learning curve but it will get you into learning and that is worth the price of $0. The site is http://www.buzzmachines.com/. Download and play around.