I am brand spankin new to all of this, I mentioned to my brother that I wanted to music he NI

Oldnotdead
Oldnotdead Member Posts: 2 Newcomer
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I'm new to this and need to know if the Support Bundle is too much for a starter kit.

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  • Oldnotdead
    Oldnotdead Member Posts: 2 Newcomer

    It was supposed to say make music and he said Native Instruments, so here I am. Is the support bundle too much for a starter? Is it as easy as follow the bouncing ball?
    Please lend a hand

  • DunedinDragon
    DunedinDragon Member Posts: 998 Guru

    Well making music is a very broad topic and the more you want to do the more complex it becomes as is the case in any pursuit.

    Generally speaking at a minimum you need a DAW. Then you might need Native Instruments products to create the music in the DAW. You might even need a keyboard to more easily make the music through those products.

    I think it's pretty easy to use but I've been doing music for a very long time. Without knowing your starting point and what you hope to accomplish with it, no one can really tell you much.

  • Akessio Maria
    Akessio Maria Member Posts: 4 Member
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/184304#Comment_184304

    Indeed. But If I can suggest, if you don't have any idea on how to start in general, hypothetically Machine and his pack can be a good entry point

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