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última version al 13:24 5 may 2012

So, you're listening to the radio and this amazing song starts playing. The Btv Solo Review really pumps you up and you can feel the emotions and energy thumping out of your speakers plus the lyrics are nice and easy to remember and have now been stuck in your head for days.

This is the kind of music you need to create to get your audience's attention. A good rap song will have deep and meaningful lyrics and a beat that will move people. To do this you're going to need something to create your beats with, some creativity and some recording skills.

These days we are lucky enough to have the power of technology on our side. In the early days of rap and hip hop it involved a lot more work and was a very timely process. Then you had to pay hundreds, even thousands of dollars to master it all in a studio.

These days people can also produce their own music from their own home studio or even from a home computer. You can even get started by having a simple set up using beat making software for under $50 a cheap mic and some recording software.

There are free programs out there that you can learn from but the only way to make amazing music is by using premium software that has all the features you need built-in. Good software will already have hundreds of sounds kits, samples and the functions you need to produce a full song.

There are a lot of solid beat makers out there that you can use to make your own beats like FL Studio, Sonic Producer, Dub Turbo, Btv Solo and Ableton Live just to name a few. Below are some tips to help choose a good beat maker -

1. Make sure the software comes preloaded with sound kits

2. Lets you import your own sound kits so you can make fresh music.

3. The ability to work both offline and online

4. Is feature rich and is updated regularly

5. Comes with free training videos or material

6. Has good reviews, testimonials and a strong user base

7. Has good customer support - test this by sending in an email asking about the software.

I personally always do a quick search on the net for reviews or ask some friends of mine that make music what they use. You can try free Btv Solo makers but you just wont get the results like you do with premium software.

You can find programs that have everything you need for under $50 so if you have a tight budget start with something like that, then later on upgrade to the more expensive programs if needed.