logic

[Mr_Happy]

how easy is it too self teach?

 

i did have a copy of cubase (albeit not legitatly) with the intention of learning it and if i was to get any good then to purchase a copy. however i couldnt even workout how to get a kick drum going let along anything else

 

if logic is any easyer for a novice like myself, is there anywhere i can download a trial version?

[Ian Cashman]

no..its discontinued on the pc

 

its a bit of a bitch to set up too if you dont know what ya doing

 

its what puts people off it... no patience

[ChrisT]

ReWire Reason to Cubase

 

 

[Scream]

i wouldn't say it's easy at all. It's a pain in the fuckin ass if you don't know where to start. it's a lot easier if you've got someone pointing you in the right direction.

[Mr_Happy]

QUOTE (Mod1 @ Feb 12 2004, 07:56 PM)

no..its discontinued on the pc its a bit of a bitch to set up too if you dont know what ya doing its what puts people off it... no patience

so it isnt possible to get an older version anymore (or are the older versions not worth it)?

 

i have the patients to learn something like logic, i just dont have anyone willing to teach me

[Mr_Happy]

QUOTE (ChrisT @ Feb 12 2004, 10:18 PM)

ReWire Reason to Cubase

i dont know how to use reason let alone plugging it in to cubase

[ChrisT]

What do you know how to use?

[Mr_Happy]

QUOTE (ChrisT @ Feb 13 2004, 01:40 PM)

What do you know how to use?

Rave e-Jay and the Acid (version 1). (as well as a variety of audio editing programs like sound forge)

 

when i said i was a novice i wasnt being modest

[Clubbing Si]

ive heard its a rite bitch to master!!

[Ian Cashman]

with the Waldorf Attack running

 

[Mr_Happy]

blimey - i dont think i could self teach that

 

how long do u find it takes to write a draft of a tune?

[Ian Cashman]

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Feb 14 2004, 02:50 PM)

blimey - i dont think i could self teach that how long do u find it takes to write a draft of a tune?

a night to get the idea down...

 

that techno track took me 1 evening.

Edited February 15, 2004 by Mod1

[Mr_Happy]

id love to write a track with you at some point

[Homebru]

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Feb 12 2004, 04:45 PM)

how easy is it too self teach? i did have a copy of cubase (albeit not legitatly) with the intention of learning it and if i was to get any good then to purchase a copy. however i couldnt even workout how to get a kick drum going let along anything else   if logic is any easyer for a novice like myself, is there anywhere i can download a trial version?

I know what you mean, having recently been there myself. I'd recommend grabbing yourself a copy of Reason and the tutorial CD from the Propellerheads site.

 

You'll be able to get something down that you'll be pleased with very quickly and it will set you up for a better understanding of how to work with Cubase / Logic, etc.

 

Plus, magazines like Music Tech Magazine have Reason tutorials (as well as Cubase, etc) and in issue 10 they gave away a tutorial booklet that gives an insight into the new features for Reason 2.5. They also showed how to then control Reason from within Cubase (through the Rewire functionality) to combine the power of both applications.

 

Worked for me!

 

Hope it helps...

 

H

[Mr_Happy]

you have actually. i think i'll do that