Jungle / Drum n' Bass Software to practise

[h3r3tic]

Hey people, does anyone know any software that can produce loops so that I can compose some jungle/ d n b tracks to practise on the drums this style of music?

Hope to hear from you soon! :)

[Wavelength]

Any sequencer software will do the trick. It's Google time!

[h3r3tic]

Originally Posted by Wavelength

Any sequencer software will do the trick. It's Google time!

could specify one please?

[Wavelength]

Originally Posted by h3r3tic

Could specify one please?

It's best to try out as many as you can and choose the one you like best. I use Propellerhead Reason -- a commercial music production software, which retails at around $600. I think Derrick Pope has made some backing tracks with Guitar Pro. There's a bunch of free software around, so just start Googling...

[sovereign76]

this one is free and easy to use, but VERY limited. It will get the ball rolling...

http://www.threechords.com/hammerhead/

[Drummer Karl]

If you wanna make loops, especially for DnB things you should check out REASON or "Fruity Loops". Both programmes are superb but in my opinion Fruity Loops is easier to use. I think they are worth buying them. For me especially Fruity Loops is a great help for those things.

http://www.fruityloops.com/ <------ you can also download a demo there...

hope you`ll find the right one.

Karl

[h3r3tic]

Originally Posted by Drummer Karl

If you wanna make loops, especially for DnB things you should check out REASON or "Fruity Loops". Both programmes are superb but in my opinion Fruity Loops is easier to use. I think they are worth buying them. For me especially Fruity Loops is a great help for those things.

http://www.fruityloops.com/ <------ you can also download a demo there...

hope you`ll find the right one.

Karl

Thanks bro, I did tried once Fruity loops and didn't find it really useful.. I find fruity loops very limited, but I've already heard bout Reason and I'm already downloading it so I think it's worth it because everyone I know that said to me that they use Reason, said that I wouldn't regret it ;)

So I thank everyone one of you for your advices ;)
You rule!

[Drummer Karl]

Originally Posted by h3r3tic

Thanks bro, I did tried once Fruity loops and didn't find it really useful.. I find fruity loops very limited, but I've already heard bout Reason and I'm already downloading it so I think it's worth it because everyone I know that said to me that they use Reason, said that I wouldn't regret it ;)

So I thank everyone one of you for your advices ;)
You rule!

Haha...yeah, some people love FL, some people find it kinda useless.
But I promise: Reason is also an amazing programme with those things, go for it, cool choice, too!!

Karl =)