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  • #33327
    Anonymous
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    You could do any kinds of mashups with any DAW, no need to have Ableton Live. I might even claim that you could do more complex mashups in Logic and Cubase than Live thanks to all the good audio and MIDI editing tools missing in Live.

    #33331
    MrLittlerSmith
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    Also, I should probably add that I’m not really looking to produce totally different songs, but more to use/sample other songs to turn them into my own. Thank you for the above reply^, but are controllers necessary, or just nice to have?

    #33334
    Anonymous
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    You don’t need controllers, mostly you need to learn automation. And if you use plug-ins such as Sugar Bytes’ Turnado, you could control that from any MIDI keyboard.

    However, there’s a trend in styles like glitch hop — and that style is crawling in everywhere nowadays in electronic dance music — where you do live controllerism to change LFO/filter/wave tables et rest with synths. Or the wobble-wobble sound if you know what I mean. If you want to go down that path you need a fun controller. If so I would recommend QuNeo.

    There are also ways to do mashups with pure copy-paste of parts, if so all you need is a good mouse or trackpad. Or trigger such parts such as Madeon using clips with a controller or a sampler (keyboard is fine for that.) As you see there are so many ways to do mashups…

    #33377
    Jay Nebra
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    a controller isn’t necessary. only thing I use my controller for when making mashups is changing the bpm of the acapellas to match the instrumental. You don’t even need advanced software like ableton, just depends on how well you work with what you have. For example I use garageband, yes garageband, and can do pretty much everything I need to. you can check some of mine out here: https://soundcloud.com/jaynebra

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