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How to get a pro-level sound without a pro budget

Native Instruments
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If you want to start your music production journey, NI 360 music production subscriptions are a great way to access all the professional sounds you need to create tracks in any genre without committing to expensive purchases.

NI 360 subscriptions have three tiers: Essentials, Plus and Pro. Each of these offers a comprehensive, ever-evolving toolkit of music production tools from industry-standard music software developers Native Instruments, iZotope, and Brainworx, making NI 360 ideal for budget-friendly music production.

In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to make an emotional pop track using just your DAW and NI 360 Essentials. We’ll use Massive X, Kontakt 8 Player, Platinum Pop, Lo-Fi Glow, Studio Drummer, Sway, Pharlight, Replika XT, Raum and iZotope Ozone 12 Elements to make this, all of which are included in the free trial...

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