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Originally posted by DJDIRTY Took me under 3 hours to teach a friend how to make tracks in cubase 3. That included , how to turn and use plugins, vsti instruments, how to record hardware synths that you got connected, buses, and rendering and final mixdown.. plus a lot of tips and stuff. He was writing down some stuff on paper, but next time i came over to his place, he made like 5 tracks in 5 days, and he only called me once, since he wasn't sure if he should do post or pre fader stuff hehe. Cubase isn't that hard really.

Maybe I should forget about Ableton and have you show me the ins and outs of Cubase haha.

I'm really looking forward to being finished school--counting down the months!

why can't you just continue producing with what you're good at?

This is an off topic n00b question but instead of creating a new thread for it it can go here...

In FL you can create a bunch of channels with samples or vstis open up the piano roll and create a basic thing in a few moments. I'm quite sure you can't do this in Reason as it doesn't take vst (?). My question is do Logic/Sonar/Cubase operate in the same way or is it more for audio sequencing or something else... n00b but I just don't know

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Originally posted by Sebastien My question is do Logic/Sonar/Cubase operate in the same way or is it more for audio sequencing or something else... n00b but I just don't know

They operate in the same way, except they're much better in handling audio track. If you're considering recording audio in the future, you're much better off with the above mentioned software.

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^ What about vice versa? As in does Fl handle sequencing and making patterns 'better'?

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Originally posted by Sebastien ^ What about vice versa? As in does Fl handle sequencing and making patterns 'better'?

I guess that's a matter of ones workflow, but personally I'd have to say yes.

If I didn't use hardware, I'd be using either FL or Reason.

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Come little children (Jehuti remix)
Connected - Change [progressive]
Connected - Glorafin [drum'n'bass]
Connected - A Year Goes By [progressive]

The point isn't to "get out of your body", it's to bring awareness to your consciousness while you're experiencing another reality.

pretttty fuckin hard mate

Its harder to get started with the basics. There is no certain "logic" in how to find and apply the VST Instruments and Effects. When someone tells you how to do that, the learning curve is the same.

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Originally posted by Chronosis They operate in the same way, except they're much better in handling audio track. If you're considering recording audio in the future, you're much better off with the above mentioned software.

I've been laying down a lot of guitar tracks lately in FL Studio, and it handles audio recording and audio file playback extremely well. It's so easy and fast once you learn the proper way of doing things.

I never got far with Cubase, and I haven't tried any other DAWS, so really can't speak about them. All I know is, FL Studio makes is fast and easy to create patterns in the piano roll, sequence, automate, ect. The only people that have a hard time learning FL Studio are Cubase users, because the layout is so different.