[Best Programs to make Video Game Music]

omg, lol. Well, it looks like Prophetis going to help me, but I'm still going to play around with the software. Thanks, guys!

[Best Programs to make Video Game Music]

well i'm also taking music theory in highschool this year, and I already know the basics of chords and keys. I know that Halo is based on an acordian scale, an E Major is it? I have Mixcraft registered, should I just make something with that then use a trial of another program to make it sound more realistic and better? I know I won't ever manage Halo's wuality, as Martin O'Donnel did it with live performers.

[Best Programs to make Video Game Music]

Well, I already know a great deal about music. I'm an 1st chair All-State clarinetist, and I've been playing for 8 years. I have also used Anvil Digital Studio and Mixcraft a little. I know how to play piano, and I even have an electric one with a MIDI cable, so I can plug it directly into my computer. I don't have THAT much money though. Maybe I can keep re-installing trials? Thanks for the list, DZ Composer.

[Best Programs to make Video Game Music]

Hello, this is my first post on OCRemix. I've used this site for about 3 years, but never actually registered. I am a developer in the Halo Solitude project, which is being produced by Flaming Ice. We are trying to bring Halo to the PSP. (You can see our progress at www.halosolitude.com)

I am trying to make some decent music for our game, as we are hand making everything in this game, from the engine, to the models, to the sounds, to the maps. I am in charge of the 2D sprites and the maps and the voice acting already, but since we are having a shortage of Music Composers, I've decided to give it a shot.

Here's where OCRemix comes in. I have always loved this site, but what programs do people use to make this music? What always impressed me was Halo - Insurrection by Krispy, and I am going to try to make that same quality music. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.