Hello Fellow Forumees,
My background is piano, plus in the 80’s I had a couple of synths when I was in a cover band (they didn’t have workstations back then to my knowledge or I just wasn’t informed). Now I am only playing jf for personal pleasure and composing my own music that I like but few others do .
So, I want to find an easy to use DAW so that I can change relate music files and either burn a cd, share it, save it on a computer file etc. I realize that personal taste is a factor, but I am seeking a windows version that’s easy for beginners.
My tech savvy is low, but I used to create my own sounds/programs and beef up sounds in my old Yamaha DX7 and Kong DW8000 back in the 80s.
I wish there was a class I can take on electronic music technology, especially in regards to DAW etc.
So, with that said, can I get some recommendations for some easy to use DAW software that won’t break the bank but is good enough that I won’t need to updgrade as my learning curve lessens? I do know how to use the Kronos for sequencing, so at first will just want to transfer info to a DAW file perhaps.
I currently have a Roland FA 08 but once I can sell it will by buying a Kronos 88 soon.
Thanks everyone!
JFish
My background is piano, plus in the 80’s I had a couple of synths when I was in a cover band (they didn’t have workstations back then to my knowledge or I just wasn’t informed). Now I am only playing jf for personal pleasure and composing my own music that I like but few others do .
So, I want to find an easy to use DAW so that I can change relate music files and either burn a cd, share it, save it on a computer file etc. I realize that personal taste is a factor, but I am seeking a windows version that’s easy for beginners.
My tech savvy is low, but I used to create my own sounds/programs and beef up sounds in my old Yamaha DX7 and Kong DW8000 back in the 80s.
I wish there was a class I can take on electronic music technology, especially in regards to DAW etc.
So, with that said, can I get some recommendations for some easy to use DAW software that won’t break the bank but is good enough that I won’t need to updgrade as my learning curve lessens? I do know how to use the Kronos for sequencing, so at first will just want to transfer info to a DAW file perhaps.
I currently have a Roland FA 08 but once I can sell it will by buying a Kronos 88 soon.
Thanks everyone!
JFish