Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:37 am
lololololElectric_Head wrote:Really? I thought it was fairly obvious he was telling the truth.
And far from it. And far from it.Dubstepforum.com
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And far from it.Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:37 am
Alot alot of people use fl studio for dubstep... doesnt matter what program you use what matters how its used and how you use it.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:47 am
lmao this is what fl users say to justify their shit productions and inability to learn ableton lolbaddaBOOM wrote:Alot alot of people use fl studio for dubstep... doesnt matter what program you use what matters how its used and how you use it.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:50 am
Lolidontreallygiveashit wrote:lmao this is what fl users say to justify their shit productions and inability to learn ableton lolbaddaBOOM wrote:Alot alot of people use fl studio for dubstep... doesnt matter what program you use what matters how its used and how you use it.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 1:09 pm
thats like having a piece of bread, butter, a toaster, and a spork in front of you, and that its impossible to make toast using a spork, and you need a knife because thats what emeril lagasse uses.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 1:24 pm
i'm not sure i follow
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 1:48 pm
FL iss not for dubstep? LOL Ask Skream. 
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 3:31 pm
lol skream only got good when he started using ableton with magnetic man, trufax
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 4:19 pm
FL Studio is just as good as ANY other DAW you may find. As ehbrums1 has already stated: It is not the size of the sword, but the skill of the swordsman.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 4:19 pm
FL Studio is just as good as ANY other DAW you may find. As ehbrums1 has already stated: It is not the size of the sword, but the skill of the swordsman.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 4:19 pm
FL Studio is just as good as ANY other DAW you may find. As ehbrums1 has already stated: It is not the size of the sword, but the skill of the swordsman.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:47 pm
i love Fl studio im not a noob at least not i dont think so,i tried the demo for ableton just to see what all the hype was about but for some reason everytime i install it, it comes up with an error message telling me its missing files and i cant seem to find my samples. Honestly i bet its awesome and i would love to use it but i cant seem to figure out why i get that error message. The skill of the swordsmen in my case isnt that good yet in any genre at least i dont think so, but anyways thanks for the info guys, sorry i posted this in the wrong spot 
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 12:28 am
switching programs to suit the flavor of the month is gonna delay things even more
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 12:29 am
ehbrums1 wrote:its not the size of the sword but the skill of the swordsman
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 1:14 am
RandoRando wrote:thats like having a piece of bread, butter, a toaster, and a spork in front of you, and that its impossible to make toast using a spork, and you need a knife because thats what emeril lagasse uses.
Was with you until Emeril Lagasse.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 1:17 am
Emeril Lagasse is the Benga of cooking.MKRUGGER wrote:RandoRando wrote:thats like having a piece of bread, butter, a toaster, and a spork in front of you, and that its impossible to make toast using a spork, and you need a knife because thats what emeril lagasse uses.
Was with you until Emeril Lagasse.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 3:11 am
Used to be great and now has fallen off? I wouldn't aspire to be Emeril in that caseRandoRando wrote:Emeril Lagasse is the Benga of cooking.MKRUGGER wrote:RandoRando wrote:thats like having a piece of bread, butter, a toaster, and a spork in front of you, and that its impossible to make toast using a spork, and you need a knife because thats what emeril lagasse uses.
Was with you until Emeril Lagasse.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 3:19 am
one thing to keep in mind with DAWs is stability, IME, FL Studio almost never crashes, whereas Ableton crashes all the time (ableton hates my vsts for some reason)
Other than that, it's all preference really. except for reason tho, don't use reason it sucks
Other than that, it's all preference really. except for reason tho, don't use reason it sucks
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 4:14 am
You haven't had to do that in FL for years, just use the slip tool to edit patterns. You can essentially make a whole tune out of just 1 pattern by editing it in the playlist.Warfare Dubstep wrote:One thing I don't like about FL is that you have to clone a whole track in order to manipulate 1 part of the beat, contradictory to Ableton's way of beat manipulation where you can just edit where ever you want.
@grimsin: You've sent me a project file of yours that I edited and added to. Did you ever mess with that? Anyway, it won't matter what you use because you're going to have to do the exact same stuff inside every DAW, the only difference really is you have to go about it differently in each one... meaning stuff is in different places, or you have to click this or that different tool/menu. I use a mixture of software for different purposes (recording/sequencing outboard gear for example) from Cubase to Reaper to FL and occasionally Reason. There's not a lot of difference besides the plugins they come with, and the stuff you have to click.
Learn one before you give up on it, but go ahead and demo some stuff if you want. Remember truly mindblowing music is made with FL every day.
I've seen/heard/worked with people who have switched software for whatever reason (usually for compatibility in a studio) and their music didn't change a bit. It still sounded like their music.
Re: dubstep in fl studio
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 6:45 pm
@wormcode man i tried adding some to that track but my mind keeps going blank, I sat there for like 2 hours on several occasions fiddling with different basslines with 3xosc, subsonic, (which sucks btw) and poizone i kept hitting a brick wall i even tried just making a melody for it but still nothing I usually dont give up on a project unless i was just goofing off but i gave up on it. As for everything else i love Fl it hardly ever crashes, and if it does its because i have the internet opened too watching youtube videos on something im trying to learn. Other than that the only shit FL gives me is cpu problems where my track sounds glitchey on occasion but i know that its from too many vsts and effects and what not.Im sure Fl can do many things but im to lazy to read the manual, or let me rephrase that i seem to lack the attention span required to read the manual. Anyways i have been using FL since i started i dont see me switching anytime soon.