If you are getting started in the world of forging music and in particular rap & dance music then it can be certainly difficult to acquire a program that will allow you to do this on your computer without you having to be too restricted.
The extra thing that you must know is that there are a few beat makers out there that aim people that are new to forging music and because of this they do not give you barely features. If you ever want to get to the point where you can make some dough selling your beats, or you just want proper studio sound quality follow these tips to be sure you will get a good program:
1.) Beforehand make sure is that the beat maker you pick will use .wav files as this allows you to retain studio quality and will make a big difference when you go to export. You will be able to get a 44.1 stereo 16 bit master .wav file and that means that NO quality is lost. You will also be able to make .mp3 files from the original, try and do it the extra way around and it will sound just plain bad, low sample rates, no bass and cut highs!
So make sure that you get a beat maker that uses 44.1 stereo 16 bit .wav files!
2.) Another thing that you will have to watch out for is to make sure that the beat maker you pick can do more than just ONE bar. I see this a lot where you just get 1 bar and you will NOT be able to make a tune out of that. All you will be able to do is have 1 bar repeating all the time! Not good if you want to get creative! So make sure that you get at least 32 bars as a minimum with the beat maker that you pick. That way you can be sure that you will be able to make a complete tune. (Try and make a progressive house tune with 1 bar!)
3.) Lastly when you start getting to grips with designing your own music you may want more from your beat maker and a brilliant way to do this is to circumvent that you can parse and add your own sounds. This will embody your beats sound lone and is an awesome detail to have to make sure that your tunes forget it start sounding spoiled!
Creating beats is a lot easier than you think... follow these very simple guidelines and get noticed!
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