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Want to make beats but have no skills? No studio? No musical expertise at all? Don't worry about it. With good beat making software anyone can bang out quality beats. Even you!There are many kinds of music production software and tools on the market, but if you're new to making your music you should probably invest in entry level software. I know what you're thinking. Your thinking that entry level software won't produce the quality results that you want. That couldn't be farther from the truth.There are many entry level beat making programs for under $50 that come pre-packed with high quality audio samples and export high quality results. Just because you're not paying hundreds of dollars for a professional grade beat maker, doesn't mean you have to settle for low quality.While beginner music programs lack some of the complexity and versatility of pro grade software, they do produce good quality results. Consider them a stepping stone to professional grade software. Becom ing and expert on entry level software better prepares you for the advanced programs.When you spend hundreds of dollars on advanced software with no prior knowledge on how such programs work, you run the risk growing frustrated to the point of losing interest. You spend more time trying to figure how it works, instead of making it work. In the end, you might lose interest in beat making altogether, which would be a shame. And you would have wasted hundreds of dollars!Investing in software geared toward beginners and intermediate users, allows you to quickly right at the job of building beats instead of fumbling around aimlessly with controls and mechanisms you don't understand.Additionally, many entry level beat makers come with online versions. This allows you to bang out beats anywhere you have Internet access, so you can learn and work almost anywhere, instead of just on your home computer or laptop.Online versions may not always offer the same audio quality as downloadab le versions, but they are still a great option for people on the go and to use a way of taking "notes" when an idea for a beat strikes you.Once you've created a beat on an online beat maker you can export it as an MP3 or WAV file and then use it in your primary beat maker. For a beginning beat maker this is great, because it means you can use the maximum amount of time possible to learn the software and the craft!