So, I've been toying with the idea of trying to learn how to make tunes again.
I've done photo and video editing and I can use the NLE tools in programs like Audacity no problem. The issue I always have is getting my head around things like drum pattern programming and sequencing.
So, any ideas where a 40 years old idiot should start?
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Re: Starting Point?
I don't personally use it, but perhaps the free version of fruity loops might work for you? If it's drums you're looking to get a grasp of, a step sequencer like that is a good place to start - makes it easy to visualize the pattern.
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Re: Starting Point?
stranjah's youtube is a good resource for drum patterns and sequencing
https://www.youtube.com/c/STRANJAH/videos
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