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mikeyp wrote:

Skrew wrote:

ChadDub wrote:Yeah definitely. I read the manual for FL a few months ago and it was amazing.

I prefer YouTube over manuals for FL.

people usually take way too long to get to the point in tutorials. unless you have no fuckin idea what you're doing the manual usually gives you a quicker answer on things like functions

Exactly, instead of watching the tutorial to make a sound.... learn the shit out of your synth and make the sound yourself, and also any other sound you may want to make.

I thought you meant



Also a great read.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manual

edit - read it here for free. Well worth a couple of hours.

http://freshonthenet.co.uk/the-manual-by-the-klf/

I've never actually sat and read a manual. Frankly it's just way to much information that way to actually remember the majority of it. Generally I find something particular that I want to learn, and then find that in the manual and work on it as I read. It tends to stick easier this way than just reading it all at once.

paradigm x wrote:I thought you meant



Also a great read.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manual

edit - read it here for free. Well worth a couple of hours.

http://freshonthenet.co.uk/the-manual-by-the-klf/

I've had a copy of that for years, quality book.

Supposedly the Klaxons followed it word for word

Rezzing an old thread of mine, seems like alot of people have been asking simple stuff, just figured id put this back out there.

thought chad was back but then looked at the post date :'(

I don't think I've ever read the manual from start to finish. I tend to refer to it when I want to know how something works, or want to find a shortcut.

Who are you and what have you done to the community.. People might actually learn something now .

FFS you route the LFO to th......

Oh wait you already... read the.... manual...



Fellow DSF'ers follow in this mans path, for it is surely the one that leads to righteousness

legend4ry wrote:Who are you and what have you done to the community.. People might actually learn something now .

paradigm x wrote:I thought you meant



Also a great read.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manual

edit - read it here for free. Well worth a couple of hours.

http://freshonthenet.co.uk/the-manual-by-the-klf/

Or The Dance Music Manual.

Didn't connect the dots on this one. I just downloaded it and I'm reading it right now. Thanks for the heads up! Great read =]

mikeyp wrote:

Skrew wrote:

ChadDub wrote:Yeah definitely. I read the manual for FL a few months ago and it was amazing.

I prefer YouTube over manuals for FL.

people usually take way too long to get to the point in tutorials. unless you have no fuckin idea what you're doing the manual usually gives you a quicker answer on things like functions

That, Or FL guru. I mean they kinda got a whole tutorial video on all of its functions.

http://www.youtube.com/user/imageline

And it's kind of like..By the people who made the whole program, I'm sure massive tutorials/ *cough or reading the manual Cough* are around too.

But I mean, if you're too lazy to read the manual or search up imagelines youtube, you could simply just spend hours upon hours of asking same repetitive questions and tearing your hair out to get to the same point in over 15 years instead of just learning. I mean that works too.

Or

Better yet! You could start now and in 15 years you'd be 10x better (or as good as) than anyone else out there given that you've learned 140,160 hours of your life everyday or something mad crazylikethat

We should scrounge up a few bucks and pay deadly habit to do a dramatic reading of a manual.

Artie Fufkin wrote:We should scrounge up a few bucks and pay deadly habit to do a dramatic reading of a manual.

Im in.