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Q&A: How would I go about becoming a music producer?
Published November 1, 2010
Question by TheCharismaticEnigma101: How would I go about becoming a music producer?
I have been thinking about dabbling with producing music as a hobby (firstly!).Is there software that you can get that allows you to produce music?
Best answer:
Answer by dane_cruz
Pro tools,Cakewalk,Fruity loops, also using good equipment makes a world of diffrence in your sound. By that I mean good keyboards,drums or drum machine,sampler(if that’s your prefrence),mixer and so on.The cheap stuff(casio keyboards) is just not gonna give you that over the top quality.
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