Music/Software/Creating music with your PC
Welcome to the Creating music with your PC learning project.
Content summary[edit | edit source]
Participants make music using their personal computer.
Learning materials[edit | edit source]
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- Ableton Live - Participants start creating, editing and manipulating music, in a unique software environment.
- Ardour - Ardour Digital Audio Workstation.
- Audacity - Participants start using a free, cross-platform sound editor for recording and editing sounds.
- Cubase SX 3 - Participants start using Cubase the sequencing software to make music.
- FL Studio 7 - Participants start using FL Studio 7 to sequence and create music.
- Introduction to GarageBand - Participants start using GarageBand to make music.
- Logic Studio - Participants start using Logic Studio to sequence and create music.
- Pro Tools - Participants start using Pro Tools to sequence and create music.
- Reason - Participants start using Reason to sequence and create music.
- Rosegarden - Rosegarden musical composition environment.
- Software Libre in Media Production - Multimedia production workflow using Software Libre (Free Software).
Lessons[edit | edit source]
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Assignments[edit | edit source]
Activities[edit | edit source]
- Peruse the Audacity wiki [1]. It looks extremely promising from standpoint of being able to integrate or use sound files and music from Wikimedia because while the source and executables are downloadable from SourceForge the home web site is driven by wikimedia software or an extremely fine user interface clone! 8) Mirwin 23:27, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
- Clone? - It's just another wiki :-) Cormaggio 11:33, 7 November 2006 (UTC)
- I'm putting some guitar lessons together by learning Audio Engineering for showing how I play (Very) Basic Blues & Rock. I'm Getting started with sound recording using Audacity and an acoustic six-string. CQ 19:22, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
Readings[edit | edit source]
Wikipedia - Computer-generated music
The links below have bunch of stuff that needs screening and evaluation:
- http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/freeware/XP/ Extensive list of links of open source or freeware utilities to create Music/Audio via an XP based pc.
- http://linux-sound.org/
- Personally I am looking for a sheet music editor which can be plugged into a inexpensive keyboard via midi combined with a recording and mixing capability. If anyone else has information applicable leave it hear or nearby and lets do some system block diagrams, bill of materials, assembly instructions and a user's guide so I can finally make my own royalty audio tracks/music for java applets. Mirwin 23:11, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
- Introduction to Midi
- Vnunet guide to making music on your PC, by Tim Smith
- Short compendium of links from PC Publishing
Reference texts[edit | edit source]
Active participants[edit | edit source]
Active participants in this Learning Group
- Cormaggio 11:04, 7 November 2006 (UTC) - interested in the subject - though I am pretty much a novice. Have Reason and Audacity.
- CQ 21:22, 14 February 2007 (UTC) - ...using Audacity working on Wiki Campus Radio (wikiversity web radio), Guitar/Lessons, Blues basics, etc.