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KilldaDJ
birth.school.trance.death

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: tranceaddict wants to know your location
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Mar-16-2010 19:32
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EddieZilker
This is the dance.

Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Marijuana Sex Camp
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Mar-16-2010 20:11
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w_ashley
sound of music
Registered: Oct 2003
Location: - around -
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Re: New member saying hi etc...
| quote: | Originally posted by theterran
Hello guys, I'm new around here and wanted to say hi. I wasn't sure which forum section would be best to post for the first time so I figured that here was the safest bet.
My back-story and why I'm here : I've always loved to make music and I started my dabbling a long time ago on FL Studio 3. I started with remixing old game midi's and moved into trying to actually make music of my own. Unfortunately I had to take a break from this newfound music hobby, as life took it's course. Now I've decided that I really want to take up trance production seriously and stick with it.
So here I am, taking the next logical step. I figured it was a good idea to start getting into the trance community and seeing what I could learn / contribute.
A little about myself : I'm 23, currently a student in Mechanical Engineering at Metro State of Denver.
Music background : I've played the Cello since I was 10 and had private lessons until I was 21. My music theory background is zilch, but I have (in my humble opinion ^^) a good enough set of ears, natural feel for music and the love of trance. My inspirations are numerous but Ronald Jenkees, Armin Van Buuren and Paul Van Dyk are among a few.
Current Gear : YamahKX61 midi controller, Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro headphones, FL Studio 9 XXL and a creative X-FI platinum Soundcard.
I've also started doing research into Cubase and Pro-tools, but I won't have the money to afford them for a semester or two.
Favorite top-3 trance sub-genre's are : Progressive, Dance and Uplifting.
I have a couple tracks I'm actively working on, with one nearing completion. I would love to share and see what you guys think but I couldn't find any blatant resource on a recommended method for music sharing. |
This is prety impressive did you start with fl3 when it first came out, that must be around 2000/2001. It is actually the first version of fruity I started to use myself - although I had used a few programs before it.
Yeah I took a cubase based course in university. If you like constructing music, cubase is pretty good for that. Personally I am more the mindless let the vsts and samples do the work, more of a arranger sequencer. Cubase is definately a sequencer. I hear pro tools is studioware and is only good if you have a bunch of gear. I could be wrong though.
If you ever feel like collaborating in flstudio you can email me at [email protected]
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Mar-16-2010 20:14
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SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Mar-16-2010 21:27
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