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19-Jun-2006, 16:46
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Music SoftwareI want to start dabbling with music, therefore i'm trying to find some easy to use software where I can strip different parts out of mp3 (i.e lyrics, bassline etc), use samples then put together my own tracks made up various layers as you would in a studio.
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22-Jun-2006, 02:06
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Re: Music SoftwareI'm sorry I wish I could be of more help than this but since I know 0 about this kind of thing the only thing I could think of was maybe pointing you in the right direction. Try this link and let me know if there is anything there that can help you.
Studio Software Link I hope this helps __________________
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