Best remix software

[EEcuber17]

Garage band isn't working for me.

Any suggestions? Any good free programs?

 

[scottlinux]

Could you be more vague?

 

[quigleybc]

Ya

what do you mean?
It won't start up?

It gives you errors?

Or, it's just not the "right" program for what you want it to do?

Garageband should work fine......

 

[EEcuber17]

My friend has Acid for PC, and it seemed alot easier to isolate the vocals on a song then add beats.

I can't seem to find an EQ on grageband or anyway to do that.

 

[zimv20]

then use acid.

 

[scottlinux]

Well obviously Logic Express is the next step up from Garageband, and a hefty step up; well worth the cost if you are making serious music. From Logic Express, there are many other choices, depending on your budget. Logic, DP, Pro Tools, etc.

 

[c-Row]

I can without doubt recommend Ableton Live 5. Just head over to www.ableton.de and download the demo. It's great fun and was worth the money for me. Great software to do DJ sets, remixes and mash-ups. Oh, and some "serious" music making as well, of course.

 

[dogbone]

I can't seem to find an EQ on grageband or anyway to do that.

If you double click on a track and then open up the "Details" checkbox you have two drop down menus after in the "Effects" bit after the "Compressor". In those drop downs is all sorts of stuff. A huge EQ with presets, plus simpler EQ's, you can click on the pencil icon to alter it fully manually.

 

[netdog]

Give these a try. Open source is the way forward for audio editing in my opinion.

Ardor Digital Audio Workstation

Audacity

 

[zimv20]

Ardor Digital Audio Workstation

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