KVR Audio

Mighty_Hero · Post by **Mighty_Hero** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:27 am

Without reading the 3 pages of whatever, fl studio is great at handling audio tracks as well. I have my buffers set to 336, rock solid, music records right in via the mixer (fruity) and it has never let me down.
Plus on a side note, when I need to edit something, I pull the wave editor and I am all set. I downloaded demo after demo (and again this is solely for me) even STARTED in orion, and studio rocks the house. I love the piano roll, the editors, the quick browsing, the automation ease, etc etc. I compose solely in studio and it works for me. I am impatient, want to express an idea quickly, hate having to edit, and studio allows me to do all of the non and the above very quickly.

lucille · Post by **lucille** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:47 am

While definately cool program and certainly a
bargain, FL has the ugliest ui imaginable. Great
piano roll, great vst handling, amazing mixer,
very good fx--I also came to hate the boot up
sound hit--ahhhg!

geoslake · Post by **geoslake** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:50 am

I also came to hate the boot up
sound hit--ahhhg!

So just remove it

TVD · Post by **TVD** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:52 am

jtxx000 wrote:
ouroboros wrote:I am a Fruity guy, myself...

(in tears)

meeks · Post by **meeks** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:52 am

or don't turn it off.

Hink · Post by **Hink** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:52 am

LBN wrote:I don't personally use FLStudio but I'll relate a story. I introduced my brother to it. He's a 70s rocker schooled in the art of traditional studio recording (24-track tape machines, huge consoles, tons of outboard gear, etc). He spends a lot of time on the road with his laptop for work and wanted something with which he could do demos. When he saw the included Slayer his eyes got big. I never saw someone take to sequencing so quickly. Now he programs up complete demos and arrangements before going into the studio with his band. He can burn CDs with the demos on them to give to his band for practice so they'll know what he wants. Some of the drum loops and synth parts will probably end up on the final recordings as well. I'll post a link to his recordings when it's done.

well see that's basically me, I got first hard disk recorder in 98, my first pc in 2000. But I only used it for ce2k for a couple years. Then I upgraded to crapwalk home toilet 2002 for dxi and discovered FL and vsampler. Last year I upgraded my ce2k to AA, now 1.5...cakewalk isn't even installed.

I too am a 70's rocker, started in 71...

Mighty_Hero · Post by **Mighty_Hero** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:53 am

Exactly.
I removed the start up sound as well...

Hink · Post by **Hink** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:56 am

Mighty_Hero wrote:Exactly.
I removed the start up sound as well...

I made my own...

TVD · Post by **TVD** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:56 am

hink wrote:FL... not fruity... A fantastic tool in my box, but I don't do beats. I write music for my guitar playing. FL is not expendable and always dependable

MIDI recorded guitar parts is a breeze for me.

TVD · Post by **TVD** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 6:01 am

opiadream wrote:
TonyVanDam wrote:Professionally speaking, I'm so sick and tired of seeing one of my favorite hosts getting diss so much.
what does it matter if you like it

TonyVanDam wrote:OK. So FLS isn't namecheck in the entertainment field like Reason or Pro-Tools. But is there really that much hate for one freaking software?!?
I see people in here saying good things about it quite often

TonyVanDam wrote:Acually, I should care less about what people think about FLS.
pfft..make up your mind

TonyVanDam wrote:I love it. I use it of more than half of my production work. And despite some drawbacks, I still recommend it to people who are just starting out with computer music recording.
great to hear

TonyVanDam wrote:Please speak up fellow FLS users.
I've pretty much stopped using it
personal preference was all

TonyVanDam wrote:As for anyone else: you still have free speech.
my dog will sleep easy tonight

TonyVanDam wrote: Please be nice sometimes.

I'm trying to but it's just not working

TonyVanDam wrote:I'll check back before I leave for work.
k

sorry whyterabbit
I gots the devil in me tonight

Opie, you're nuts!

TVD · Post by **TVD** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 6:08 am

S_A_P wrote:thats just racist opiadream!

ok, seriously I will quit with the racism comments now

CORRECTION: That's being a NY Yankee lover.

The Boston Red Sox are the new World Series Champions. Let it go!!!

TVD · Post by **TVD** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 6:09 am

LBN wrote:I don't personally use FLStudio but I'll relate a story. I introduced my brother to it. He's a 70s rocker schooled in the art of traditional studio recording (24-track tape machines, huge consoles, tons of outboard gear, etc). He spends a lot of time on the road with his laptop for work and wanted something with which he could do demos. When he saw the included Slayer his eyes got big. I never saw someone take to sequencing so quickly. Now he programs up complete demos and arrangements before going into the studio with his band. He can burn CDs with the demos on them to give to his band for practice so they'll know what he wants. Some of the drum loops and synth parts will probably end up on the final recordings as well. I'll post a link to his recordings when it's done.

See me some of the demos soon.

Hink · Post by **Hink** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 6:10 am

TonyVanDam wrote:
S_A_P wrote:thats just racist opiadream!

ok, seriously I will quit with the racism comments now
CORRECTION: That's being a NY Yankee lover.

The Boston Red Sox are the new World Series Champions. Let it go!!!

Stupid American Pig · Post by **Stupid American Pig** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 3:21 pm

Being from houston- I just thought it was great to see the cards get spanked. We may have lost to them, but we took all their fight with us...

Neuromancer · Post by **Neuromancer** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 4:22 pm

I've used FL studio since Fruity 3.2(I think?). I honestly could care less about the name, it's a simple matter to download a demo and try it for yourself, is it not?

I don't consider it(or any other host, for that matter) perfect, but I have found it to be very usable; and the price(in USD at least) has been very easy on the wallet.

I've found the piano roll to be easy and flexible, and I don't recall encountering many(if any) bugs on my end. With rewire becoming more widespread, I don't see FL going away, especially if the Image Line guys can get loop recording, video integration, and some other much wanted features added. So far, it's done everything I've needed it to, although I'll be the first to point out that I'm not as technically knowledgeable as many people on here, so keep that in mind.

Will The Real FL Studio Users Please Stand Up