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Fro

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Registered: 20th Jun 06
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21st Apr 10 at 13:57

Hi Guys,

My bro does street dancing and wants to make his own mixture of songs to do a routine too. Has anyone used any free software for this, if so what? Comp is running windows XP.

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adiohead

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21st Apr 10 at 13:59

not sure about free software.

there's

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

adiohead

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21st Apr 10 at 14:00

ps. you need this song in it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCZx5-b9tlE

Fro

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21st Apr 10 at 14:05

quote:
Originally posted by adiohead
ps. you need this song in it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCZx5-b9tlE

nathy_87

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22nd Apr 10 at 11:32

This is what i used i think, really easy to edit music etc.

GF-91

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22nd Apr 10 at 11:35

VirtualDJ?

Sam

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22nd Apr 10 at 12:15

MixMeister/Ableton etc. (not free though - unless you "buy it" from the "special shop").

Dom

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22nd Apr 10 at 12:29

You need a multi-tracker and ideally something with beatmatch/beat detecting, so Ableton Live or Sony Acid would fit the bill (there is also Protools but you need hardware for it to work) and aren't too bad for beginners. Neither of these are free though but can be had if you know where to look.

Edit - I wouldn't bother with any mixing software like Traktor/VirtualDJ have you don't have enough control, so go with a multitracker.

[Edited on 22-04-2010 by Dom]

Carl

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25th Apr 10 at 08:06

I've used acid pro in the past,pretty simple to get to grips with. Has a beat mapper function so you can sync all the tracks then you basically line them up right and you are away.

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