Do you record straight in to your computer or compile it on a program?
I recommend Reaper for line-in recording, and Fruity Loops (or perhaps an outdated and obselete program which I use, "Pro-DJ")
Otherwise MaestroRage is right :D
I makes music is I cool yet?
Nick Tomassetti
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Logic pro is a 500 dollar program lol. It does about everything you suggested and more.
i am god
Ive heard rumors.
You scare me at how good of a song you can make after using it for 3 days O_o It sounded better listening a second time too lol.
KEKEKEKE JUST YOU WAIT
I think your Reason songs were the best out of the FL and Logic ones. If you don't like Logic you should go back to using Reason.
Just wait, my new logic song sounds great so far (in my opinion).
MaestroRage
YouTube will be your best friend to get you started, after that write down what you knew how to do in Reason, and type that that same skill into Google with Logic instead. Once you've transferred your skills over, then start exploring the new stuff.
Good luck!
Mrmilkcarton
Ya it's just going to take time getting used to the new techniques and UI. Overall the synthes aren't that complicated and the automation and similar items are the same as most programs. Now I can make stuff in 5.1 Surround! Heh I don't think I'll do that but I have the choice of Stereo and mono which I'll be using a ton.