Beat Maker

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I've tried about eight different beat makers that are out there on the web, some were free and others cost around $40-ish. The free ones were stripped down and in order to download the sound effects and other  aspects of the program you had to fork up some cash so they were not really free, and ended up costing more than the $40-ish ones and had way less features.

Out of the all the paid versions, I found this one offered the most features as well as gave you the opportunity to sell the music you created and publish them to iTunes and other music outlets.  Give it a try for yourself, you can always get a refund if your not happy. If you do check it out, drop me a line (areohdeee at gmail.com) and let me know what you thought about it.

The following is a user review of this software:

This was a much better techo music maker than I thought it would be at first. A teenager and drum machine software that allows them to produce their own music? You know how toddlers like to play with the box and ignore the gift? And kids BEG for something they HAVE to have and if they get it, they seem to lose interest in three days? That’s where I thought my teenage daughter was going with this, although she didn’t use the old “everyone else has one” ploy. I figured anything that would get the earbuds out and get her interacting with others would be worth $50 if it kept her in the real world.

Well, wish granted. She’s out of her headphones and into the music world, and all her friends are going home to their parents to say “Well, Allison has one…”. So two or three afternoons a week, a group of them get together in the rec room around the computer and mix music rhythms and tunes. It gets loud, but that’s teenagers. Some of the stuff they’ve come up with is pretty good, and they have all picked up the techo music maker software really quickly. It seems simple enough to them, and they have a great time with it. If they are not coming up with one song or ‘riff’, then they’re taking one they saved and putting it through all the hoops that the program has built in. She hasn’t sold anything yet, but she says she has only put a few pieces out there.

My daughter and I do not have the same styles of music, and I’m not sure that stuff I would like could be produced on her software, but she is really enjoying it. As a music maker or piece of producing software, she feels it was a great choice for her – not so difficult that she cannot understand it, not so simple that she gets bored with it. Her friends have varying musical interests, and the sounds they have come up really do seem to cover a lot of genres, and her ‘rock band’ friends have played along with the computer and come up with some new ideas. Again, not my style of music, but the kids think it’s great. When my son comes home from college and gets to listen to some of the stuff they’ve put together on this techo music maker – that will be the real test.

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