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Make Hardcore Techno
• A good DAW, like FL studio, Ableton, Cubase, Reason, Pro Tools, Logic...
Difficulty: Moderate
Duration: 20 mins
Steps: 5 Steps
Hardware: Hardware Device
Repairability: 0.0/10
Attribution: wikiHow Community
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| Entity MID / Identifier | /diy/procedure/wikihow_2666522 |
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| RDF & Freebase Types | /type/topic /diy/procedure /domain/hardware_repair |
| Subject Hardware Entity | Hardware Device (/device/Hardware_Device) • OEM: OEM • Category: Electronics • Repairability: 0.0/10 |
| Procedural Complexity | Rating: Moderate • Estimated Duration: 20 minutes |
| Compound Value Types (CVTs) | 5 Ordered Step Records (/diy/step_record) with instruction text, warning levels, and CDN media |
| Topological Tool Dependencies | 0 Hardware Tools (/tool/hardware) |
| Required Replacement Parts | 0 Component Entities (/part/component) |
| Provenance & Attribution | Source: wikiHow Community Archive • Author: wikiHow Community • License: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 |
Required Hardware Tools (0)
/tool/hardware- No specialized tools required.
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/part/component- No replacement parts required.
Step-by-Step Instructions (5 Steps)
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Step 1
• A good DAW, like FL studio, Ableton, Cubase, Reason, Pro Tools, Logic...
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Step 2
• A good computer: It might not seem like it, but making music does require a good CPU (especially for complex virtual instruments), AND a good sound card.
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Step 3
• Money. A lot of things needed to make music will cost you a lot.
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Step 4
• A MIDI Keyboard for composing is a very good idea.
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Step 5
• If you get serious about making music, you'll need to mix your track•: this will require you to buy some reference speakers.
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