Which Music Software do you use to play, create or record your music? I'm currently using Studio One on my laptop, along with Bandlab thru a browser. I also have Cakewalk but not using it much. On my Android tablets and phone I have Bandlab, SynprezFM synthesizer and Perfect Piano and a few more. All these programs can work with midi so I can hook my keyboards and guitar up to any of my devices and create music with a minimum amount of hardware, and a maximum amount of options for recording, arranging and mastering. And all these programs are free, except Studio One, although my old free copy still works!
I just use a Revox A77 and a crossover microphone pair. Music has an amazing clarity, when no one messes around with it. Needless to say, the popular music crowd really hate me. LOL
It's been so long since I heard the name Revox that I had to look it up! Well I guess reel to reel tape is soft-ware.
I'm not majorly into creating commercially viable products, so my whole system, with respect to music is fairly basic. I play everything, Videos and Music with VLC, and I edit music using Audacity.
Fred Zinnemann was one of my greatest supporters. The actors don't sound as if they have a mouth full of marbles.
For printing out music, I use Power Tab Editor, it has Standard Music Notation and Tablature, you can use it to score Guitar, Bass or any string instruments. I use it to teach and to give it out to people on the internet on guitar forums . For recording I use old Tascam tape recording, because I like the way Anolog tape compresses string instruments , in ways Digital doesn't.
i prefer tape myself. i don't have any equipment right now. and buying used stuff and finding a quality service center is problematic. so, I get by with digital. but as i said, I prefer the tape my own self. would love to get my grubby little mitts on a couple ADAT's if i could find acouple in nice shape
