Fruityloops

by **Dreamboy** » Mon Sep 27, 2004 7:41 pm

well once u get used to one software it will be hard to get used to another one ... i guess FL is enough for me

by **V-LogiC** » Mon Sep 27, 2004 8:17 pm

hmmm although im not a pro neither an experienced trancer.....but i used the Fruitloops once and twice ....the thing is in the program....u think bout ideas....but when u just want to start working on them ...u will be like UHHHHHHHH WHERE AM I ......but once uve been working on the program for ...like a month or 3 weeks .....u will be creating beats and producing ...on ure own ...

thats just my opinion....

by **Thirix** » Mon Sep 27, 2004 8:23 pm

well..u can say that.practive does the job.but fl has it all.there is nothing in it u cant do,i mean u can even master ur track in it.dama..

by **V-LogiC** » Mon Sep 27, 2004 8:28 pm

thats true ....really everything in fl ....is accurate and specific....all u need from kicks ...to synth ...ya3neh ....i think u could open a studio with that program ....jk lol

by **Thirix** » Mon Sep 27, 2004 9:07 pm

well..hehe,actually u can mate.that program is so huge.and so powerfull.

by **V-LogiC** » Mon Sep 27, 2004 9:11 pm

hmmmm well thought so .....cuz well nothing ....but i thought so ....:0 thx m8

by **Thirix** » Mon Sep 27, 2004 9:28 pm

man plz..if u dont know what to post dont post.cos its quality we want not quantity.but since ur new u'll understand from time to time.thank you.

by **System.S** » Tue Sep 28, 2004 12:47 pm

Well If your new in producing, fruity is not a good choice as a start
u can start exploring easiest appz like the E-JAY collection.
so that u can learn the concept of the structure of songs, the protocols and technics with time, because E-JAY have those ready loops and pads, with such a start it'll give u a big knowledge on building a track, intro>mid>outro and as i said the structure of the song...
when u feel ur skills r better and that u feel the loops on the progs r too limited and tight, then switch to fruity loops or reaon or cubase, those progs do not have ready loops, with them u build ur own....which take more time and is more complicated.
SO practice on e-jay then jump to fruity tuty and brothers family ( if ur new in self producing ).

by **V-LogiC** » Tue Sep 28, 2004 12:58 pm

im not that new to fruity loops....im just new to trance music ....bas i need more practice on fruity loops thats all.....and btw ...i really hated ejay ...cuz the everything is finished u just organize....ya3neh its all sequences...but ...thx for telling me ...i can always take advices from the more experienced...but i can asure u ...im not that new on producing...ive learned a little on Thirix's hands...and ive been practicin a little bit .....

but as i told u before thx m8

by **Dreamboy** » Tue Sep 28, 2004 1:10 pm

^ -- and when u start using fruity, i advice u to start with earlier versions like 3.11, so it will be easier to understand the basics of this program

by **Thirix** » Tue Sep 28, 2004 1:22 pm

hehe,true,but i already tought him on 4.5,he is kinda used to it now.no need to go to an older version now.but what u said is true.

by **System.S** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 9:59 am

yupe. even though it still contain built in kicks n sounds n bla bla bla
so somehow its still under the ""ready to use""
so feel free to create ur own kicks outside and module them on a wave editor (FL have a easy interface one ) same goes for the atmosphere and pads.... at a certain point ull also feel that fruity loops is also so commun and tight and less usefull, ull switch to REASON, the master of all and or CUBASE or SONAR
there, its just you and ur creation

u will have to then use external equipments, like a keyboard and why not digital drums so that ur song is 100% by you.

Am ready to give u any kind of tutorials and helps n tips for FL / REASON / CUBASE / SONAR / SOUND FORGE / COOL EDIT / CAKEWALK PRO

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