Remix Program

[TheWolfBunny]

What programs do you use to do remixes of video game music?

[WrappedInBlack]

Audacity, Fl studio

[Kami]

FL Studio is a commonly used program to create more modern sounding remixes.

[Garamonde]

I hate to post in one of WolfBunny's threads, but I may as well ask this here while I'm thinking about it.
What composition program has the easiest learning curve that isn't a MIDI maker? Because MIDIs don't exactly sound the best on my sound card/drive.
There is FamiTracker yes, but anything else that isn't just chiptune would be nice to have as well.

[Vipershark]

Most people use FL Studio

[Garamonde]

Oh, well, I'll try it then, eheh.

EDIT: Actually uhh, the download is really huge... I would never use all those features. Eh, I'll have a look at MadTracker.

[Roxas358]

Oh, well, I'll try it then, eheh.

EDIT: Actually uhh, the download is really huge... I would never use all those features. Eh, I'll have a look at MadTracker.

There's a program called LMMS (Linux MultiMedia Studio).
http://lmms.sourceforge.net/

[Garamonde]

Thanks Rox, I'll try that one too.

[puggsoy]

You might want to take a gander at Mario Paint Composer. It's not the most professional tool, I don't think you can even export sound directly (you'll have to record your Stereo Mix output) but I've seen some really awesome stuff made with it.

[Garamonde]

Oh yeah, I remember that. I don't want anything professional grade, just something decent. It's true some lovely stuff has been made with it. I might take a look at it, thanks puggsoy. c:

[Hoeloe]

FL Studio is a commonly used program to create more modern sounding remixes.

I use FL Studio for orchestral remixes, simply because it happens to be the program I have available.

[Garamonde]

really awesome stuff

I almost died from happiness. ;~;

[Kami]

really awesome stuff

Crap, I almost had a brain meltdown.

Also what would happen if we let gors make something with that?