On fl you would open slicex or something and make a cool break beat with some drum loop, then you would clone that channel but only KEEP the snare notes that are in the pianoroll and delete everything else. Then on the original slicex channel you would KEEP everything BUT the snares. Then on the clo...

I don't understand. Please bee more specific. I want to use a sampler vst on the nanopad while I play some wubs on my piano with massive. Cause when you click on the massive channel, it assingns all my midi devices to massive.

A couple of neat tricks that I have taught my myself over the years with fl is just experimenting. Find a plugin that sounds cool, fuck with it. Then go to the help section and read all about it. They have a lot of external links on there that can really help you out. When I was starting out making ...

a way to sample is from youtube videos. go on http://www.video2mp3.net/doesn't give you a virus or anything, just a bunch of ads.

is there a way you can have two midi devices (oxygen 49 and a nano pad 2) and have them each linked to there own vst? like having the oxygen playing notes in massive, while the nanopad is playing notes in FM8. I really find it obstructive to have every midi device all linked to one vst. thanks in ad...

But what would I use if I wanted to record samples? I don't have anything that would sound like something I could put in a track. And even if I did, what should I do processing wise? I wanna learn how to make dnb breaks if that helps. Not necessarily to make dnb, but so I have a better sence from a ...

hold the "ALT" key while re sizing a piano roll note, it ignores the magnet settings and lets you freely draw notes.

For those of you who don't know, drumpad is a physical modeling vst that focuses on making drum samples (kicks, hats, snares, all that shit). I was just curious if anyone knows about similar plugins? Preferably something with a more versatility. thanks in advance. :p

a cool thing I read somewhere is that if you are working with a even set of voices (2, 4, 6, ect.) it is less hard on your cpu because the sound is equally matched or some shit. but I find myself using odd voices every now and then because it just fits. :p

I have been searching for speakers myself. the m-audio av40's are cheap and apparently sound good too. but if you are going spend a little more the yamaha HS50M's are amazing. although, you never specified what kind of speakers you want. I just assumed you were looking for reference moniters http://...

contact - noisia and foreign beggars goes from 94 to 170. and not to mention alot of noisias stuff does that. you could also find dubstep song on beatport that sound on tempo but says like 153 or something, cause it probably switched during the song.

yeah I get what your saying.

yeah, anyone can put make a track with random samples, but how do they keep the flow, and not sound random. and yeah thats pretty glitchy :p

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQMAdMF7R2w 1:00 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGBIINyAonc 0:49 I have always found this kind of element in music completely addictive but I have tried for a very long time and gotten no where. is there anyone that can give me an idea of what these producers do to ge...

I have been producing for a little while now, trying out different DAWs and stuff. so far I have been really liking my workflow on FL studio, but I find there EFFECTS Vsts are really lacking. What are some good flanger, chorus, distortion, and just some overall ones that are really cool. I don't hav...

Thanks for the feedback everyone, this is no doubt going to help alot. (:

Yeah, I just got it from the bay. I just never ended up using the crack, so it say its a demo.

Altogether that's pretty good, i'd kill the reverb though. How did you make it?

Thanks for the help. Back to the drawing board I suppose. (:

So, how do I process and bring out the "elements of sound"?