The Music Writing Software I use.

These are the music writing software I use to produce all the albums in this site. Find some little atricles on ow I used them, what I like of them and what I can do with them. Articles open on a new page when clicking on respective title.

The Sequencer:

The center piece of music writing software for composing is the sequencer. It is like a second brain or the extension of it. And my preferred application is Logic Audio now Logic Pro 7. More:

                                 
                                  Apple Logic Pro 7

The Sampler:

The second music writing software is the sampler. Basically a sampler is an application that playback some prerecorded sound banks. It could be anything from a dog barking to sophisticated orchestral library. I am using two pieces of software here: Emagic exs24 and Gigastudio.

                                
                        TASCAM Gigastudio 3.0 Orchestra

Mixing:

Mixing all the tracks are done with my famous Creamware Dsp Sound cards which I like very much. The dsp on these cards allow me to add synth sounds to my arsenal and high quality mixing not obtainable in native applications. It compares advantageously with dedicated external mixing board. More:

                       CreamWare SCOPE Home Card Hybrid

The Editor:

Wavelab is one of the music writing software I use for editing. His function is mastering which means balancing final sonic parameters before burning a compact disk. This means adequate loudness and sound level perception between tracks. More:

                               
               Steinberg WaveLab 5 Mastering Software

Sound library:

Samplers without sounds to playback are useless. Right my main sounds library is East west symphonic orchestra gold. For me it is an entry level product although some great music can be done with it. But the 2 others who are in my wish are "Sonic Implant" and "Vienna Symphonic Library". Maybe one day...