Progressive House from FL?
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- KVRer
- 23 posts since 14 Feb, 2006
Used FL for the past 5 years, released tracks from all sorts of labels to Global Underground to Electronic Elements using that.
On of my close friends and actualy favorite producers Derek Howell uses FL studio and Acid Pro. Hes pretty much done every track he released so far.
FL is such a workhorse.
You can do anything in that beast, sequence, fx, sounds, hell I even do string scores in that without a keyboard. Writing melodies in that thing is such a cynch. To all the naysayers saying its crap, well 30000 records sold using it doens't lie. I'm not bullshitting or bragging. Just sick and tired of having people, that have NO CLUE what they talk about when it pertains to a program they never got into depth to.
James Holden remixed Depeche Mode and New Order using a freeware program called Buzz. All in that program as well...
On of my close friends and actualy favorite producers Derek Howell uses FL studio and Acid Pro. Hes pretty much done every track he released so far.
FL is such a workhorse.
You can do anything in that beast, sequence, fx, sounds, hell I even do string scores in that without a keyboard. Writing melodies in that thing is such a cynch. To all the naysayers saying its crap, well 30000 records sold using it doens't lie. I'm not bullshitting or bragging. Just sick and tired of having people, that have NO CLUE what they talk about when it pertains to a program they never got into depth to.
James Holden remixed Depeche Mode and New Order using a freeware program called Buzz. All in that program as well...
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- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
I seriously cannot believe that this thread isn't meant as sarcasm.
Please won't some mod lock this? I love FL and I really don't need any more step-sequencer 1/8th note poseurs pretending like FL wasn't made explicitly (and all of the workflow centered on) dance tracks. We know this already. You should be able to churn out a dozen songs a day with this app. Give it a rest.
Please won't some mod lock this? I love FL and I really don't need any more step-sequencer 1/8th note poseurs pretending like FL wasn't made explicitly (and all of the workflow centered on) dance tracks. We know this already. You should be able to churn out a dozen songs a day with this app. Give it a rest.
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- KVRer
- 23 posts since 14 Feb, 2006
Yea its good for dance, but good for pretty much anything else.runagate wrote:I seriously cannot believe that this thread isn't meant as sarcasm.
Please won't some mod lock this? I love FL and I really don't need any more step-sequencer 1/8th note poseurs pretending like FL wasn't made explicitly (and all of the workflow centered on) dance tracks. We know this already. You should be able to churn out a dozen songs a day with this app. Give it a rest.
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Spookyrockstar Spookyrockstar https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=109590
- KVRian
- 649 posts since 5 Jun, 2006 from Berkeley, CA
I would agree, but by the expletive before the word 'unwillingness' I sense that you are intending to express a dislike for those who are 'unwilling'.Cryogenic wrote: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.
I've been using one of the majors since the DOS version. I've been using one of the other majors for around 4 years. In the latter, clients tell me the screen and the fingers are a blur.
So in *my* case anyway, it's not ignorance. It *is* unwilling-ness however, whenever I *do* use one of the non-majors. My unwillingness is another word for freedom of choice.
Sometimes, depending on the VIBE of the person asking, I'll tell them that I'm using an ATART 1040ste, using Master Tracks Pro.
It's a qualifying question, and I'm not making music to impress tech-heads, I'm making music for those who love to listen to it.
And *the* George Clinton once told me, it doesn't matter what equipment you use, if you know how to love it like a lady, it'll love you back.
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- KVRAF
- 7879 posts since 16 Apr, 2003 from -on the outside looking in
that is way beyond coolSpookyrockstar wrote: And *the* George Clinton once told me, it doesn't matter what equipment you use, if you know how to love it like a lady, it'll love you back.
..what goes around comes around..
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- KVRAF
- 10597 posts since 13 Jun, 2004 from Alberto Balsam
No way. these threads are awesomerunagate wrote:I seriously cannot believe that this thread isn't meant as sarcasm.
Please won't some mod lock this? I love FL and I really don't need any more step-sequencer 1/8th note poseurs pretending like FL wasn't made explicitly (and all of the workflow centered on) dance tracks. We know this already. You should be able to churn out a dozen songs a day with this app. Give it a rest.
- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
You just love long threads, Chase.
You're in vurt's beard now?
I'm currently staying up in this beard, but it's getting hot:

You're in vurt's beard now?
I'm currently staying up in this beard, but it's getting hot:

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- KVRAF
- 3617 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from Bradford - The Armpit of Britain
Any tool will do the job when you've got the hang, plus the motivation, talent etc. etc.
Friend of mine had a dual G5 running logic, two 01x's some big arse expensive mon itors, outboard gear & all that.
He started doing tracks downstairs in the living room on his laptop using just reason & he's banging out 4 to the floor bootlegs like wildfire now.
Friend of mine had a dual G5 running logic, two 01x's some big arse expensive mon itors, outboard gear & all that.
He started doing tracks downstairs in the living room on his laptop using just reason & he's banging out 4 to the floor bootlegs like wildfire now.
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- Banned
- 4073 posts since 15 Mar, 2004
Rellik you beat me to it!Rellik wrote:softsynth, prepare to be shocked! Tons of great symphonic music is produced with FL Studio on a daily basis.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.
Just dump the midi to 'Finale' and save the score -- or push the print button
Cheers,
Alex
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- KVRist
- 471 posts since 18 Mar, 2004
Unwillingness was intended for the my-host-is-way-betters-than-yours-so-i-cant-nor-wont-see-beyond-this-point morons.Spookyrockstar wrote:I would agree, but by the expletive before the word 'unwillingness' I sense that you are intending to express a dislike for those who are 'unwilling'.Cryogenic wrote: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.
I've been using one of the majors since the DOS version. I've been using one of the other majors for around 4 years. In the latter, clients tell me the screen and the fingers are a blur.
So in *my* case anyway, it's not ignorance. It *is* unwilling-ness however, whenever I *do* use one of the non-majors. My unwillingness is another word for freedom of choice.
Sometimes, depending on the VIBE of the person asking, I'll tell them that I'm using an ATART 1040ste, using Master Tracks Pro.
It's a qualifying question, and I'm not making music to impress tech-heads, I'm making music for those who love to listen to it.
And *the* George Clinton once told me, it doesn't matter what equipment you use, if you know how to love it like a lady, it'll love you back.
Ah. And the old "treat it like a lady" cliché.
Works on everything, doesn't it.
And it usually gives 'cred' even if one doesn't know what he/she is talking about.
History is full of two kinds of people.
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Spookyrockstar Spookyrockstar https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=109590
- KVRian
- 649 posts since 5 Jun, 2006 from Berkeley, CA
Damn dude, I took your standpoint backwards. My mistake. I misunderstood you. Sorry about that.Cryogenic wrote:Unwillingness was intended for the my-host-is-way-betters-than-yours-so-i-cant-nor-wont-see-beyond-this-point morons.
Re: the Cliche'
What? George was using a cliche' on me? Ah well, he *was* pretty high at the time. Actually *extrodinarily* high. So much for that fond memory. I guess I was too starry eyed to see he was shining me on. Still think he's rad though.
Once again though, sorry about the misunderstanding.

