Progressive House from FL?

Audio Plugin Hosts and other audio software applications discussion
RELATED
PRODUCTS

Post

aallvor wrote:
Debutante wrote: Here's the first bona fide progressive house producer I've heard of using FL.
You haven't been around much have you :D
Correction, it's you who hasn't been around at all. In the world of house/trance, anyone who's remixed or been remixed by names like John Dahlback, Gabriel & Dressden or Probspot, and shares a label with artists like Tilt, Solar Stone, Luminary, Leama and Moor is f**king BONA FIDEEEEEEEE

...didn't say you have to like him, just that the quality in such company is undeniable...


...and who's releasing your crap?? :D
Last edited by Debutante on Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:06 am, edited 1 time in total.

Post

Erm, did I question the quality of his output :?

Read it again, and this time, like FIRST was in bold type...

Post

Image

Post

You can make everything in fl except elektro
Favourite movie: Borat

Post

softsynth wrote:I'd find it more shocking if someone's producing symphonic pieces with FL Studio only.
[without notation it's a bit too hard :)]

But house? LOL! It's perfect for house.
softsynth, prepare to be shocked! Tons of great symphonic music is produced with FL Studio on a daily basis.

Post

I'm new here, buy it kinda seems that there are ALWAYS people who beleive that what *they* use is right, and everything else is wrong.

I'm no rockstar, (despite my title) but I've worked with plenty. Hoffy may be right that it FL isn't installed in alot of *recording* STUDIOS, but it sure has been the secret weapon for alot of well known artists in their tour busses and homes.

So has Reason.

However, payola is alive and well, and it's not unlike a big corp to give money to a well like artist to say they use something. So believe half of what you see and NONE of what you hear.

Some artists I've worked with, barely even know how to use _insert your superior DAW here_ and yet they have a gazillion dollars. That's why engineers are in demand.

By all means use what you love, but let others love what they want to.

And before anyone gets the chance; No I will not risk what TINY connections I have in the industry to 'out' individual 'famous' artists on how they make music.

Hoffy, let it go.

Post

I just love those '[insert ANY sequencer] is shit' statements :roll:

Well, if Fl Studio is good enough for Matthew Dear, Akufen, Tiga, Mike Oldfield, Jeff Samuel, Secret Cinema, and well, Ozgur Can :wink: , it SHOULD be good enough for anyone...

Post

im using fl professionaly its my main sequencer since 2002 till then i used cubase since 1996!

few months ago i made a track in cubase sx2 just to see if working in the way i know to work i will sound any better in cubase! guess what... i didnt that track sounded exactly the same! it only took me about twice the same time to do the same work!!
in my expirience its not the tools it the user! if u sound shit in fl u will suck in cubase aswell and vise versa!

orange

Post

Oh my f**king christ, I love these threads.

Good post, Spookyrockstar, and welcome to the boards. I can already see that I'm going to enjoy reading what you have to say about stuff.
Mizutaphile.

Post

aallvor wrote:I just love those '[insert ANY sequencer] is shit' statements :roll:

Well, if Fl Studio is good enough for Matthew Dear, Akufen, Tiga, Mike Oldfield, Jeff Samuel, Secret Cinema, and well, Ozgur Can :wink: , it SHOULD be good enough for anyone...
orange wrote:if u sound shit in fl u will suck in cubase aswell and vise versa!
+1
Same think,
anticipated on time.

Post

Rellik wrote:
softsynth wrote:I'd find it more shocking if someone's producing symphonic pieces with FL Studio only.
[without notation it's a bit too hard :)]

But house? LOL! It's perfect for house.
softsynth, prepare to be shocked! Tons of great symphonic music is produced with FL Studio on a daily basis.
Yep. Done it myself under a deadline. Not my best work, but not FLs fault, but because I was rushing, and yet the client didn't know *or care* that it was FL, and was very happy and paid yummy.
Ildon wrote:Oh my f**king christ, I love these threads.

Good post, Spookyrockstar, and welcome to the boards. I can already see that I'm going to enjoy reading what you have to say about stuff.
Thanks, not to be all Berkeley, CA like, (my hometown) but even the host fanatics here on
KVR have my respect, because even though there's bickering and pettiness, we're here cause we love some aspect of music, thus are kindred spirits.

What a f*cking hippie type statement for someone who's semi goth.

Post

If you can't make the kind of music you do, with any of the major hosts, its your f**king unwillingness and/or ignorance, not the host.

Its down to workflow and dedication.
History is full of two kinds of people.

Post

The Chase wrote:Image
Damn I wish I could put that in my sig. :lol:
Image
:: FL Studio v9.0.3 :: u-he Zebra2 v2.5 :: u-he MFM v2.0.2b5 :: u-he Uhbik v1.1 :: EnergyXT v1.4.1/v2.0.2 ::

Post

yep, true words here..
really DOESN'T matter what tools you use...

a friend of mine started making music using FL,
only after 9 months of uploading his vocal house tracks
to a "free mp3 website" he got signed by a label...

and by now he released several house-hit-singles, EP's etc..etc..etc..
he uses FL and for the vocals he uses Sample-CD's
anyone else could buy :-)

no fluffy secrets, no fancy equipment either!
he does all this with a simple P3-500mhz-Computer.

Post

bambooman wrote:yep, true words here..
really DOESN'T matter what tools you use...

a friend of mine started making music using FL,
only after 9 months of uploading his vocal house tracks
to a "free mp3 website" he got signed by a label...

and by now he released several house-hit-singles, EP's etc..etc..etc..
he uses FL and for the vocals he uses Sample-CD's
anyone else could buy :-)

no fluffy secrets, no fancy equipment either!
he does all this with a simple P3-500mhz-Computer.
just to agree with your point,
I have done very little in a number of hosts so far! :lol:
..what goes around comes around..

Post Reply

Return to “Hosts & Applications (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.)”