Thanks Peter. I'm hoping to get alot more on this thread so that we can all benefit from the freebies out there.
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The Big Free Music Related Software Thread
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Is this thread only for bass specific software and/or recording stuff? How about MP3 stuff and such?
Sweet!thebassclef said:
OK, here is a nice MP3 tag editor. It's freeware and works very well. Invalid Link Removed
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
Among other things, lets you convert just about any audio file type to another. I've had this one in my audio program toolkit for years.
Among other things, lets you convert just about any audio file type to another. I've had this one in my audio program toolkit for years.
check out Link Removed for the guitar & drum tutor.
i think you can still get a free "crippled" copy that is more than useable. basically this is an online version of the
Tasam CD player...
i think you can still get a free "crippled" copy that is more than useable. basically this is an online version of the
Tasam CD player...
Is there any way to just have a drum machine that already has grooves in it?
Because i used hammer head and hydrogen but my creating skills are fairly limited and it sounds crap. So are there any pre-programmed drum machines out there?
Because i used hammer head and hydrogen but my creating skills are fairly limited and it sounds crap. So are there any pre-programmed drum machines out there?
lemur821 said:
Don't suppose you'd have any idea if that would work to backup up V bass files onto a laptop?
Also does anyone know if audacity has sequencing in it?
Anyway, here's another sequencer link I ran across:
A collection of MIDI Sequencing software - freeware, shareware, and demos - which you can download for free. Platforms include Windows, Macintosh
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/win95/MIDI_SEQUENCERS/
Here's another link that some other software (recording, MP3) in addition to sequencer:
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I just got Audacity and it looks great but it will only let me record 2 tracks at once. My interface has 6 tracks, how do I tell it to record them all simultaneously?
here's two:
http://www.studybass.com/
has excellent lessons with flash based exercises
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free cross-platform tab editor and playback (any platform that supports Java 1.5 (Linux, Mac OSX, or MS windows)). Supports gp3, gp4, & gp5 files and can write to them. Also imports and exports to midi. Prints sheet music and displays scores along with the tab. You can input/edit via the stave or tab line or using a fretboard or a keyboard on the screen.
http://www.studybass.com/
has excellent lessons with flash based exercises
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free cross-platform tab editor and playback (any platform that supports Java 1.5 (Linux, Mac OSX, or MS windows)). Supports gp3, gp4, & gp5 files and can write to them. Also imports and exports to midi. Prints sheet music and displays scores along with the tab. You can input/edit via the stave or tab line or using a fretboard or a keyboard on the screen.
Alvaro Martín Gómez A.
TalkBass' resident Bongo + cowbell player
For the music notator in you.
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But it's not free. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] (with much less features, of course).
Alvaro Martín Gómez A.;4388476 said:
Woops. That's what I meant to put up last night.
Sleep deprivation is not good. 
