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Posted by Jigglypufffff on Feb-07-2005 21:46:

Question How do you start producing ? software etc.

I'm curious. How do you start producing? Advice wud be fantastic guys!


Posted by CosmoKid on Feb-07-2005 21:59:

you way want to do a search in the Amateur Producers Section


Posted by D-res on Feb-07-2005 22:38:

Re: How do you start producing ? software etc.

quote:
Originally posted by Jigglypufffff
I'm curious. How do you start producing? Advice wud be fantastic guys!



golly gee whiz... perhaps the production studio might better suit what you're looking for. i mean DJing and Producing are completely different things


Posted by Zack Roth on Feb-08-2005 01:14:

Re: How do you start producing ? software etc.

quote:
Originally posted by Jigglypufffff
I'm curious. How do you start producing? Advice wud be fantastic guys!



honestly, just pick up a version of Fruity Loops, get some sample packes, learn the program front to back and then move on to something more complex...thats what I did
FL is a great place to start.


Posted by tu_face on Feb-08-2005 12:30:

start by asking this question in the right forum


Posted by DJ Twenty on Feb-08-2005 13:22:

If you really wanted to be basic and cheesy, and get the general idea of how to structure tunes/beats then try a ejay program then move onto something like fruity loops.
Wouldent advise ejay, but it will show you how to structure tunes properly and then take it from there using alot more advanced software.


Posted by Nemesis44 on Feb-08-2005 13:35:

Re: Re: How do you start producing ? software etc.

quote:
Originally posted by zizack
honestly, just pick up a version of Fruity Loops, get some sample packes, learn the program front to back and then move on to something more complex...thats what I did
FL is a great place to start.


You don't even have to move on from Fruity Loops. Just invest in VSTs when the time comes.

Cheers
Nem


Posted by nec on Feb-08-2005 14:08:

Re: Re: How do you start producing ? software etc.

quote:
Originally posted by zizack
honestly, just pick up a version of Fruity Loops, get some sample packes, learn the program front to back and then move on to something more complex...thats what I did
FL is a great place to start.


Omfg, you noob. FL is all you need.


Posted by DickieThijssen on Feb-08-2005 15:28:

yeah FL can do everything + its easy to learn... From the beginning FL was being laughed at because of its silly name (Fruity Loops), which gives it a amateurish feeling... For the next version (6) they really should come up with a whole new name to be taken seriously (by the pro's)


Posted by RickyM on Feb-08-2005 17:26:

Which is why it is now called FL STUDIO, you prize prick


Posted by DickieThijssen on Feb-08-2005 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by RickyM
Which is why it is now called FL STUDIO, you prize prick

yeah but everybody knows where FL stands for


Posted by Zombie0915 on Feb-08-2005 18:03:

Its very ahrd to choose which stuff to start out with cuz there is soooo much out there toi choose from.

The best advice I can offer is to try out all the stuff that you are curious about for a while, then choose the tools you are comfortable with, and spend a lot of time to master those things.

Lots of people seem to act like there is only FL, vsts and then the expensive stuff like logic and cubase. But there is sooo much more out there that remains largely ignored.

I'd say start off with mastering a song arrangement program, work hard at it until you are really good and if you aren't satisfied then learn a different one. After than I suggest getting aquantied with some sort of sound design stuff.

My choices for these things so far have been renoise andaudiomulch, but I change my mind all the time.


Posted by Project 7 on Feb-08-2005 19:12:

Get FL Producer 5 comes with some decent stuff inbuilt and then just download loads of samples!

And then your off


Posted by Dj Pyster on Feb-08-2005 19:35:

Yeah Fruity Loops was a pretty funny name, my friends would ask what was I doing and I would be like using Fruity loops, and they'd laugh at me.


Posted by DickieThijssen on Feb-08-2005 23:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj Pyster
and I would be like using Fruity loops, and they'd laugh at me.

yeah lol that happened to me too!


Posted by tripudio on Feb-08-2005 23:52:

I started out with Fl Studio, pretty easy to get going and creating sounds. I used some of the commom vsts, vangaurd, albino, z3ta, reaktor and played around creating simple leads/pads/melodies. Like many have said download some qaulity samples, kicks,hihats,percs. Sit down and play around, experiment,only way your going new the program.

Like other threads have said, sit down and listen to song, learn the structure

Thats my wonderful advice for a newbie


Posted by trance-ecj on Feb-09-2005 00:58:

why is everyone saying FL?

I know nothing about prosucing, but I'm starting with Reason

Is Reason not the way to go?


Posted by tripudio on Feb-09-2005 01:17:

There's nothing wrong with reason or Fl, People will argue both sides basically its just wantever your comfortabe with. I started with FL just becuase its easily available, now that I have been using it for a long time, just dont and have the time or reason the learn something new.


Posted by Project 7 on Feb-10-2005 10:12:

Fruity is much easier to learn than reason imo and its cheaper

I meen if you got FL5 it comes with Styrus which you can create some good leads and very nice pads to

Just get FL5


Posted by DickieThijssen on Feb-10-2005 11:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Project 7
Fruity is much easier to learn than reason imo and its cheaper

I meen if you got FL5 it comes with Styrus which you can create some good leads and very nice pads to

Just get FL5

+ FL 5 comes with SimSynth too i believe, which is even nicer for beginners...


Posted by aquila on Feb-10-2005 12:04:

FL? Reason? Why do these programs seem to be the only production tools in existence?

Get creative. Use whatever tool you feel necessary. It doesn't matter whether it's burying yourself in a studio racked up with expensive equipment, a pc running some overused (and overpriced) soft-synths, or recording yourself smashing a tin can with a stick.
As long as the sound is what you want...


Posted by Massive84 on Feb-10-2005 12:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Project 7
Fruity is much easier to learn than reason imo and its cheaper

I meen if you got FL5 it comes with Styrus which you can create some good leads and very nice pads to

Just get FL5


which eats tons of cpu sadly

Most of us started with FL, because it is easy to Warez. Can't really denie it.



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