KelevraOne
Not too Kelevra son
I agree. That's the majority of tutorials on youtube is for EDM
FL Studio: A Staple in Hip Hop???
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I agree. That's the majority of tutorials on youtube is for EDM
ego killer
New member
i'd put fl studio above reaper in value, reaper is great for mixing (i mix my fl studio stuff in there) and live band stuff though, for cheap as hell.
fataltone
Holy Lamb Media & Ent.
I used to be a Acid Pro freak ..but so in love with FL Studio since last summer just fell back in love with it again like I was in 2004
and music in general
reading song lyrics on my phone learning how to write praise and worship songs
man I am so hyped right now about music and producing
-Coach Antonio
and music in general
reading song lyrics on my phone learning how to write praise and worship songs
man I am so hyped right now about music and producing
-Coach Antonio
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I think it depends on when you started doing music. Originally, FL was absolutely made to target Trance/Jungle/House/Electronic(remember those "genres"?) musicians. To this day I don't think there are many hip hop demos within the program unless something changed with the last couple releases.
When i jumped into FL(3) the main question I remember asking was "can I do hip hop in this thing?" Figured out in seconds I could. My, how times have changed.
KelevraOne
Not too Kelevra son
There's a shit load of Hip Hop tutorials on youtube for fl. But there's a lot more edm. But that's with D.A.W.'s in general
mwandishi
New member
Man ya'll ain't on the level. FL the daw for the people, and that's mainly because its so easy to crack and everybody has a copy.
I tripped when I saw this vid in the NY Times earlier this year.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/12/w...s-musical-revolution.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
Basically the article is about how cats in Egypt started creating new music during the Arab Spring.
But here's the kicker the video they show has a cat using FL to make beats (its shown around 1:43).
I saw that and I was like another round goes to FL (i don't use FL anymore, but I started with it).
I tripped when I saw this vid in the NY Times earlier this year.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/12/w...s-musical-revolution.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
Basically the article is about how cats in Egypt started creating new music during the Arab Spring.
But here's the kicker the video they show has a cat using FL to make beats (its shown around 1:43).
I saw that and I was like another round goes to FL (i don't use FL anymore, but I started with it).
fataltone
Holy Lamb Media & Ent.
SFTRAXX
West Coast Rap Producer
Nah... But now you got me curious as to what I did that would make you say that...
BiggRome 2.0
Can you dig it ?
I have the tablet version of FL Studio. I remember when people used to make fun of it but then they realized that it didn't make any sound on it's own and it started to look silly to make fun of it.
If you use Reaktor in FL Studio... is it any different from using Reaktor in LIVE or Cubase... isn't it still Reaktor?
If you download a drumkit and use the drums in FL Studio... do the drums sound any different in Presonus One?
No.... FL Studio is a host... just like the other hosts... the vst's / samples don't change.
If you use Reaktor in FL Studio... is it any different from using Reaktor in LIVE or Cubase... isn't it still Reaktor?
If you download a drumkit and use the drums in FL Studio... do the drums sound any different in Presonus One?
No.... FL Studio is a host... just like the other hosts... the vst's / samples don't change.
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wack-azz-producer
Guest
EXACTLY.
I think people just wanted to make fun of it because "FRUITY" is in the name "FRUITY LOOPS STUDIO", and fruity means gay, and gay is bad and is constantly made fun of in history, so why not make fun of those who use a daw with "fruity" in it.
If fruity was never used as the name, there would've probably been less ridicule of the program.