Anyone experience with FL studio?

[Aart1]

I could use some help, would appreciate it a lot

Message me or add my skype: aart--

[Freak]

I know a little bit, your best bet is youtube.

[Botre]

The answer is:

 

Ableton

[spaceman]

Depends if you want to make edm. And you are using a synth, even reaper DAW is better. Just depends on the quipment you're willing to use to produce the music you want to make. 

[Aart1]

The answer is:

 

Ableton

Could you give me reasons?

 

Also which plugin should i be using, i'm using nexus atm but i don't like it that much

[Botre]

Could you give me reasons?

 

Also which plugin should i be using, i'm using nexus atm but i don't like it that much

 

Google them.

 

I like nexus a lot actually.

 

Some of my other favs:

 

Sylenth1

Massive by NI

The Korg Legacy bundle by Korg

Chipsounds by Plogue (if you are into 8/16-bit)

ABL Pro by AudioRealism

SPC Gater (if you are into trance gate effects)

Anything by TAL (decent freeware synths)

The WOW filter by SugarBytes

 

Could go on and on tbh..

[Aart1]

Google them.

 

I like nexus a lot actually.

 

Some of my other favs:

 

Sylenth1

Massive by NI

The Korg Legacy bundle by Korg

Chipsounds by Plogue (if you are into 8/16-bit)

ABL Pro by AudioRealism

SPC Gater (if you are into trance gate effects)

Anything by TAL (decent freeware synths)

The WOW filter by SugarBytes

 

Could go on and on tbh..

Also know some free and decent sample packs? link me if you do

[Botre]

Also know some free and decent sample packs? link me if you do

 

I'm not a fan of fancy commercial sample packs / libraries.

I prefer one-shot samples of actual gear.

Building your own custom libraries is the best thing to do, you'll know all it's components, how it's organized, etc..

 

Mine for example (yup huge showoff, but I'm damn proud of it)

 

Drums machines:

 

 

Instruments:

 

 

All:

 

Edited May 29, 2014 by Botrepreneur

[Aart1]

Could i please have your skype, i got some questions i'd like to ask