I used it a bit it's really good but kind of hard to get the hang of at first.
FL Studios
i am trying to learn it but looks hard
It's a lot to take in, but once you get the hang of it, it's a really good time.
Eww. I only use Reaper.
Originally Posted by Gray
Yeah I get that I should get to learn my tools, but at some point you'd like to try something new.
So having them in there already might be good.
I've got enough space to waste, the only problem is my capped internet.
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Originally Posted by Aborted
Eww. I only use Reaper.
Originally Posted by Lehsyrus
Nah, trust me with the stock FLS plugins you can achieve some incredible results. VST's are only meant to add on to those results, having too many will just slow your progress of learning down. Trust me, I went from over two hundred VST's, to less than fifteen.
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Reaper's good, but the piano roll is what turns me away. I prefer to right click > Piano roll. Not Select track, Midi > New Midi Track > Highlight Length > Piano Roll.
But point taken.
Were you thinking about anything in particular, like the OSCx3?
Originally Posted by Gray
As of now I don't have any left after my format. So I've been looking for some new tools.
But point taken.
Were you thinking about anything in particular, like the OSCx3?
Originally Posted by Lehsyrus
3xO is nice, especially when layered with Reeverb 2 and the Fruity Love Philter. Honestly, maybe grab Nexus 2 and the Z3ta+ VST's and you'll be good on any genre of music. Grab the DBlue VST's (all free) for some added effects and you're set.
And quite honestly, I think I've been using DBlue since forever too x)
My shorttime memory blows, but yeah those are some nifty all around tools.
I also used Drumkit from hell earlier, but it sounded extremely horrible, so after a very horrible attempt at trying to sample my own stuff I gave up and heard about Superior Drummer 2, so I stated using that as well, and philarmonik - although Philarmonik is hard.
Originally Posted by Gray
I actually have Nexus 2 and Z3ta+ somewhere on my computer.
And quite honestly, I think I've been using DBlue since forever too x)
My shorttime memory blows, but yeah those are some nifty all around tools.
I also used Drumkit from hell earlier, but it sounded extremely horrible, so after a very horrible attempt at trying to sample my own stuff I gave up and heard about Superior Drummer 2, so I stated using that as well, and philarmonik - although Philarmonik is hard.
Originally Posted by Lehsyrus
I have a fuckload of samples that I just tweak to whatever I need them for when it comes to drums. I also use Drumazon on occasion, but not too often.
It is down to personal preference at the end of the day.
