Music editing software? - Saxperience

craig180^p · 31st January 2008, 22:52

Can anyone tell me what software is commercially available that will allow me to rip a track to pieces and lay over bits of other tracks, stretch, delay etc?

I basically want to get into the "mash-up" style remixing, so layering bits of tracks over other tracks that, for example have had the vocals removed.

I also want something that I can place markers on tracks to make a new track which starts part way into the track so I can butcher my own ring tones

Cheers

Craigybaby180

KIRKSTER-VTS · 31st January 2008, 22:59

magic X , im trying to sort it out for my self atm , from a sax-p member

craig180^p · 31st January 2008, 23:02

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Originally Posted by KIRKSTER-VTR

magic X , im trying to sort it out for my self atm , from a sax-p member

Let me know how you get on with it and if it's any good

Robb · 31st January 2008, 23:18

Ejay.

Back to the old school.

Mochachino · 31st January 2008, 23:19

try audacity if its resonably simple what you want to do.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

If not fruity loops is the way forward! millions of vst's etc
http://www.flstudio.com/

http://www.2sgforum.co.uk/forum/view...e1230218f9abb7

and use that forum fruity loops, quite dead though now i havnt been on there for months

Mystic^p · 1st February 2008, 00:49

Used to do all my remixing in sony soundforge & ACID pro 4. Keep meaning to get back into it again but dont have the time these days

Mochachino · 1st February 2008, 01:56

get a couple of decks and a mixer and your there

danzman1991 · 1st February 2008, 12:09

Wavepad.

djmartin · 1st February 2008, 23:21

reason 3 (beginers and advanced users)
logic pro (Advanced users)
fruityloops (advanced users)
cuebase (advanced users)
magix music maker (for beginers)
Cakewalk (Advanced users)
SoundForge (Beginers & advanced users)
Acid (for Beginers)
Pro Tools (For Beginers)
Ableton (For Advanced users)

you should have just pm'd me dude i am a proper producer remember lmao.

as i have stated to kirkster be careful with doing mashups/bootlegs for you can get sued for it as your manipulating the copyrights of two tracks without the artists or the record labels permission.so do them for personal usage for you aint gonna get them put on white labels forget that idea already.

craig180^p · 2nd February 2008, 13:37

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Originally Posted by db_sax

get a couple of decks and a mixer and your there

You mean like my CDJ1000II's and DJM500???

I want to be able to cut tracks up, remove vocals and lay fresh vocals over. Can't do that with my DJ system

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as i have stated to kirkster be careful with doing mashups/bootlegs for you can get sued for it as your manipulating the copyrights of two tracks without the artists or the record labels permission.so do them for personal usage for you aint gonna get them put on white labels forget that idea already.

I know!

Mochachino · 2nd February 2008, 15:36

my mates got 2 Pioneer CDJ-800 they are absolutly amazing lol! had loads of fun using them. I used to have some CDj's but had to sell them for cash, then i had my decks left but had to sell them.

gonna get ome techies in the summer though.

craig180^p · 2nd February 2008, 19:56

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Originally Posted by db_sax

my mates got 2 Pioneer CDJ-800 they are absolutly amazing lol! had loads of fun using them. I used to have some CDj's but had to sell them for cash, then i had my decks left but had to sell them.

gonna get ome techies in the summer though.

Used to have 500s's but when the 1000s came out I got a great deal from the Pioneer rep I dealt with at the time!

Can do all kinds of mash up's on the fly but I'm wanting to do something a little different with some software!

Aaron · 2nd February 2008, 20:25

Reason Or Cubase.
Or Fruity Loops.
Or Logic Pro

SNewham · 2nd February 2008, 20:50

You can't beat Virtual Dj or Mixmeister