Does anyone know a tool that makes creating music easier and is free? I mainly want it for non-profit game reasons.

What kind of music?

Flamekebab wrote:

What kind of music?

Mainly PC games and phone games and stuff.

ZuluAyoub5 wrote:

Fruity Loops Studio 12

I need something That I wont have to buy to use it's content or the music I make

foxyaya wrote:

Flamekebab wrote:

What kind of music?

Mainly PC games and phone games and stuff.

That's… not really an answer. Those things could contain literally any kind of music

Are we talking recording and editing audio from real instruments? Building music from a library of samples? Synthesising instruments?

Propably LMMS (Linux Multimedia Studio), but its for windows too.
Its not that easy, but free
It isnt harder then FL (Fruty Loops) too

lin2 wrote:

Propably LMMS (Linux Multimedia Studio), but its for windows too.
Its not that easy, but free
It isnt harder then FL (Fruty Loops) too

I'll try that out. Thanks!

lin2 wrote:

Propably LMMS (Linux Multimedia Studio), but its for windows too.
Its not that easy, but free
It isnt harder then FL (Fruty Loops) too

I ment free as in price, not freedom.

foxyaya wrote:

Does anyone know a tool that makes creating music easier and is free?

- Soundtrap (Free is limited to 5 projects)
- Mixcraft (only if you can manage to break the trial function)
- LMMS (I recommend using this one only if you have prior experience with multiple sequencers)
- Ohm Studio (free is limited in number of projects & sound export)
- AudioSauna (kind of limited, but not too hard to figure out)
- Audiotool (A bit more difficult, but runs in your browser)

If you have any relevant inquiries, feel free to contact me on my scratch profile.

Fruity Loops Studio 12 offers a DEMO you can install it's free no trial version…

ZuluAyoub5 wrote:

Fruity Loops Studio 12 offers a DEMO you can install it's free no trial version…

cool, The problem is I wanna make music I can use for my own reasons. like for animations or games or apps.

foxyaya wrote:

ZuluAyoub5 wrote:

Fruity Loops Studio 12 offers a DEMO you can install it's free no trial version…

cool, The problem is I wanna make music I can use for my own reasons. like for animations or games or apps.

Problem?

Flamekebab wrote:

foxyaya wrote:

ZuluAyoub5 wrote:

Fruity Loops Studio 12 offers a DEMO you can install it's free no trial version…

cool, The problem is I wanna make music I can use for my own reasons. like for animations or games or apps.

Problem?

what I am saying is, what I'm looking for Is pretty specific.

Sounds like you'll know it when you'll see it

I recommend the fl studio 12 demo because even though you cant save a project you can basically create what you want and export it into mp3 and save it to your computer. I have the full version but when I had the fl studio 9 and 10 demos I found out multiple ways to do anything i wanted including use the demo sounds without them cutting off.

I suggest Soundnation, it's very simple, easy to use, and I believe you can use it for making songs for your games. There used to be a better one called Clubcreate, but unfortunately it got taken down

djwaynoproductions wrote:

I recommend the fl studio 12 demo because even though you cant save a project you can basically create what you want and export it into mp3 and save it to your computer. I have the full version but when I had the fl studio 9 and 10 demos I found out multiple ways to do anything i wanted including use the demo sounds without them cutting off.

Wait, if you can export to a mp3 file, Then why not just never turn your PC off 'till your sound is done? THE FULL VERSION IS USELESS!

foxyaya wrote:

djwaynoproductions wrote:

I recommend the fl studio 12 demo because even though you cant save a project you can basically create what you want and export it into mp3 and save it to your computer. I have the full version but when I had the fl studio 9 and 10 demos I found out multiple ways to do anything i wanted including use the demo sounds without them cutting off.

Wait, if you can export to a mp3 file, Then why not just never turn your PC off 'till your sound is done? THE FULL VERSION IS USELESS!

I guess it's because most people will work on multiple songs at once, since they take a while to create. But if you don't see that as an inconvenient, then yeah, I guess it's basically like the full version.

foxyaya wrote:

djwaynoproductions wrote:

I recommend the fl studio 12 demo because even though you cant save a project you can basically create what you want and export it into mp3 and save it to your computer. I have the full version but when I had the fl studio 9 and 10 demos I found out multiple ways to do anything i wanted including use the demo sounds without them cutting off.

Wait, if you can export to a mp3 file, Then why not just never turn your PC off 'till your sound is done? THE FULL VERSION IS USELESS!

Not everyone can finish their work in one sitting.