Something like fl studio for mac pro#
Logic Pro X would be the equivalent to Final Cut Pro X. It's not a program professionals use for music creation, though, since it's very limited compared to professional software. A simple consumer-grade program that produces good sounding music without much effort. You could think about Garage Band as the equivalent to iMovie. If you were to compare music creation programs with video editing programs, it would go something like this:
If I had asked a question like this (no previous research) on stack overflow, I would have gotten 5 downvotes before I could say "public static void main." You've all been extremely kind, and I appreciate that. I feel slightly lost right now, and I'm not sure how much is my inexperience at making music, and how much is because I need a better program.ĮDIT: I'd like to thank all of you for being extremely supportive. Thank you, and I apologize in advance if this sounds like a dumb question. FL Studio is just the one I've heard about the most.) (Note: If anyone who has used GarageBand before has a suggestion for another program, I'd be happy to hear it. Is is worth the time/money to switch from GarageBand?.Is it easy to get instruments to sound the way you want?.
Is it easy to learn/use, or will I spend excessive amounts of time trying to understand the basics of how it works?.I learned that GarageBand is actually not all that common, and one of the more popular applications is FL Studio, which I know next to nothing about. Among other things, I have had difficulty finding instruments in GarageBand that sound the way I want them to (note, I'm not talking about the final song, I mean the instrument itself).
I have a Mac, and so my first thought was to start using GarageBand, as it was already downloaded (and because of that, it was free). I am trying to start making music, and although it's a bit confusing, I'm learning.
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