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ZZenith

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7. I am partial to Logic, which is GarageBand with all the bells and whistles.

Sat Nov 19, 2022, 01:57 PM

Nov 2022

GarageBand will suffice for getting ideas up and running but Logic offers SO much more.

After that I would choose Ableton Live, which is more loop-based but still offers good MIDI writing tools.

With a copy of any of those three and a modest MIDI keyboard you are only limited by your imagination.

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Recommendations on songwriting software? [View all] highplainsdem Nov 2022 OP

Bandlab is free Shermann Nov 2022 #1

Thanks! I thought that looked like one of the more interesting options. highplainsdem Nov 2022 #4

Interesting question... 2naSalit Nov 2022 #2

No Real Input On The Software Here, But... ProfessorGAC Nov 2022 #3

Wow. I've heard and read lots of good things about Sweetwater, but I'm still amazed to hear that highplainsdem Nov 2022 #6

No! ProfessorGAC Nov 2022 #8

Thanks! Do you have a link for DigitalPro11? I've been googling it and all I'm highplainsdem Nov 2022 #5

I got the name wrong... 2naSalit Nov 2022 #13

Just curious, do you mean Logic Pro 11? ZZenith Nov 2022 #9

Digital Performer 11 from MOTU 2naSalit Nov 2022 #14

I am partial to Logic, which is GarageBand with all the bells and whistles. ZZenith Nov 2022 #7

Thanks! highplainsdem Nov 2022 #11

I can also recommend StudioOne from Presonus. ZZenith Nov 2022 #10

Again, thanks! highplainsdem Nov 2022 #12