not all music is made with sample libraries b 
i guess you can't break out of that hip hop / dance mindset as a Fruity Loops user
What producers use fruity loops?
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not all music is made with sample libraries b i guess you can't break out of that hip hop / dance mindset as a Fruity Loops user
I say Fruity Loops is designed for programmed music and you prove my point with programmed classical remakes
FL Studio Music creation DAW
if you look at the demo songs they're all electro/dance
I'm pretty sure the first versions of Fruity Loops were made for dance music
hip hop is produced the same way more or less so it makes sense that hip hop producers adopted it
FL Studio Music creation DAW
if you look at the demo songs they're all electro/dance
I'm pretty sure the first versions of Fruity Loops were made for dance music
hip hop is produced the same way more or less so it makes sense that hip hop producers adopted it
I guess Pro Tools suck too. Keep talking bro, you know exactly how these things work.
and I repeat, google DAW and educate yourself. All of these softwares do the same thing, but it all comes down to the user and what music he/she wants to create.
and I repeat, google DAW and educate yourself. All of these softwares do the same thing, but it all comes down to the user and what music he/she wants to create.
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I'm talking straight facts and you're still catching feelings
if you make programmed music then Fruity Loops being optimized for that is a good thing
It clearly has features that make MIDI programming very fast and easy
You can make a beat in it without touching a controller just by using your computer mouse
In most other DAWs you can't do that
Yes technically you could do any kind of music in Fruity Loops because you can record into it but what most people use it for is MIDI programming not recording or final mixes
and since people use it for MIDI and not usually recording the company makes soft synths for it instead of adding audio related features like Logic's flex feature or comping takes or audio quantize
I've used FL, Garage Band, Reason and Cubase, and they all have the same feature.
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nikkas need to stop respondin to that dude cause he dont know wtf he talkin bout..its multiple people who do music in this thread including myself that's been tellin him the same shyt...
in GarageBand and Logic you can create notes with your mouse but its not a one click and drag process like in Fruity Loops
its enough of an inconvenience that most people would probably actually play their melodies instead of clicking them in
same thing with drums... yeah you can create MIDI drum hits with your mouse in Logic but theres nothing like the Fruity Loops drum programmer that lets you do your drums in 10 seconds
Try making a beat in Logic without a controller I guarantee you'll stop because its not made easy like in Fruity Loops
in GarageBand and Logic you can create notes with your mouse but its not a one click and drag process like in Fruity Loops
its enough of an inconvenience that most people would probably actually play their melodies instead of clicking them in
same thing with drums... yeah you can create MIDI drum hits with your mouse in Logic but theres nothing like the Fruity Loops drum programmer that lets you do your drums in 10 seconds
OK, but 10 mins ago you said you couldn't make midi with your mouse in other DAWs.
Let me refresh your memory.
so if Fruity Loops isn't mainly a hip hop and dance production DAW then why do 99% of its users make hip hop and dance?