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Artist // Professional // Digital Art
- Malaysia
- Deviant for 18 years
- He / Him
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A hobbyist, and game design student. Art, music and video games are my life.
Favourite Visual Artist
Christopher Shy | ukitakumuki | Leonardo Da Vinci | M.C. Escher
Favourite Games
EVE Online | Dissidia: Final Fantasy | Splinter Cell | The Elder Scrolls | Assassin's Creed
Favourite Gaming Platform
Xbox 360 | PC | PlayStation Portable | Playstation 2
Tools of the Trade
Adobe Photoshop | GIMP | Inkscape | Sculptris | Blender | Traditional Tools
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Art | Video Games | Music | Film | Technology
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all your graphic work is awesome
Yo homie!
Lol, sorry. I just saw your comment. Been a while since I last logged in. XD
What's your gear? Which MIDI keyboard + software do you usually use? Particularly interested in Starglider.
Hi, iPaxy. Sorry for the late reply. I don't actually use a MIDI keyboard to make music, although I'm planning to get one. I just use the software's built-in virtual keyboard to mess around, and the sequencer to program the notes.
As for the software itself, I used to use ZynAddSubFX and Seq24 to create music. Both are Linux programs. As of now, I have switched to another program called LMMS - Linux MultiMedia Studio.
It's a free complete digital audio workstation, which includes synthesizer (and drum) plugins, song track editor, VST support, and quite an impressive library of sound samples. ZynAddSubFX is also included as one of the synthesizer plugins. The program is quite good; I recommended it, although it has certain usability issues. Bugs, I guess.
If you're looking for commercial audio workstations, I heard FruityLoops is pretty popular. I haven't exactly tried it before, so I'm not sure if it's good, but based on reviews, I guess it's pretty good.
Good luck with the music making!
As for the software itself, I used to use ZynAddSubFX and Seq24 to create music. Both are Linux programs. As of now, I have switched to another program called LMMS - Linux MultiMedia Studio.
It's a free complete digital audio workstation, which includes synthesizer (and drum) plugins, song track editor, VST support, and quite an impressive library of sound samples. ZynAddSubFX is also included as one of the synthesizer plugins. The program is quite good; I recommended it, although it has certain usability issues. Bugs, I guess.
If you're looking for commercial audio workstations, I heard FruityLoops is pretty popular. I haven't exactly tried it before, so I'm not sure if it's good, but based on reviews, I guess it's pretty good.
Good luck with the music making!
Nice music collection. Good luck with SPM, though it you want to go overseas, I would suggest taking the International Baccalaureate programme.