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Shiaiaia Lebuff whateverthefuckhisname is on acid on twitter.....ata boy.

I think Ive been confusing calamaistr with that guy who pretended to be the shit and trolled constantly then went on to make a big quitting thread having his page banned and stuff.

Mills or whatever his name was.

So now I'm just confused.

At 4/27/13 02:46 PM, Sequenced wrote: Rig

fuckin' jelly

North Korean Soma

Apparently north koreans smoke a shitload of weed and it isnt even considered a drug there.

its gonna take me forever to switch everything to cinematic

Patcher unstable as all fuck in fl11 demos.

Sorry for doubting you jpcarebear.

Wait, why did they not fix it before releasing 11?

the fuuuuuuuuuck

At 4/24/13 03:58 AM, midimachine wrote:

At 4/23/13 09:14 PM, XToxicReaper wrote:

At 4/23/13 08:34 PM, midimachine wrote:

At 4/23/13 05:22 PM, XToxicReaper wrote: Is there any midi that can directly control the mixer in fl studio.

pretty much any midi controller can, but you need to manually assign the mixer controls to each dial/fader on your controller

oh if anyone would do fine is there any specific one that would be most suitable for adjusting the mixer.

something like a behringer bcf2000 would be pretty good. maybe a bitstream 3x if you want more of a "channel strip" thing going

the mackie universal and behringer bcf2000 are cool cuz they are both supported by imageline and have motorized faders, but its not per se the best set up.

i for one think the novation slmk2 has more use. mainly just because the tops of each fader and knob are touch sensitive and will give you a readout without having to move the fader.

same goes for the mpk which has a 'preview' button. with the bcf you may get some unwanted fader jumpiness(like everytime you want to record a new automation or want to change any value after a new window focus).

They released it in the middle of the night last night.

woot!

This audio portal is for publishing creative commons licensed music.

If you are looking to make money off a song, newgrounds isnt the place to post. This site is more for sharing, learning, and being a community.

If you want a streaming website soundcloud is probably the most popular. If you are looking to license music individually then audiojungle is the way to go.

At 4/23/13 03:52 AM, Step wrote: Would you / anyone else recommend buying Komplete 9 over a new MIDI keyboard, Spectrasonics Trillian, East/West Pianos Gold or East/West Symphonic Orchestra Gold?

At 4/23/13 09:57 AM, Buoy wrote:
Actually you're better off waiting for them to slice the price in half just before komplete 10 arrives.

This. Komplete 8 went down to 300 bucks just before 9 came out.

@step - I sell the shit so I'll let you know when that happens with 9. Its still worth the 500 bucks though if youre too excited to wait almost a year for 200 dollar savings.

Trillian and EW Pianos arent exactly worth it unless you plan on making rather specific songs featuring those instruments. Also, I coulda sworn you already had EW orchestra....but hell yeah its worth it if you dont have that.

Other software thats worth it right now you might consider:

Izotope Ozone 5 - mastering suite
Sound Toys native effects - mixing effects suite

If you are wanting to wait and these 2 effects suites dont fit your fancy, then a MIDI keyboard is probably the way to go. Here are my respective suggestions for that:

If you arent a keyboard player and want something small - Novation SLMKII 49 key controller

If you are a pianist or care about having actual piano action for better playing control - Akai MPK88

Those who cause a problem rarely read the solution.

Especially beforehand.

At 4/22/13 05:43 PM, Step wrote: How does this make any sense?

They dont want you to buy just one thing. Thats why. They make it silly to buy anything except everything. It's both smart and retarded.

On a completely unrelated note, I have turned into a complete audio asshole. When did that happen?

At 4/22/13 08:47 PM, seltekkodes wrote: I got nothing but time man... im not looking for snide remarks, just tips.

Experimenting with the software and following youtube tutorials is the best way to start until you build up enough of a vocabulary to ask the right questions and gather the relevant learning material. The reason I'm being snide is because you asked a really silly question. You might as well have asked "how do I make music?" in a thread that is more so geared towards technical problems in FL studio.

That said, besides learning the program more (which you obviously dont know like you said you did), the process of creating a "beat" (which im guessing you mean producing a song) is going to require audio core knowledge. Start by learning the science behind every knob you turn(google and youtube will be your best friend), then move on to core concepts of use from literature such as the "Mixing Engineers Handbook" or even simpler "Computer Music for Dummies."

Once you get to that point you'll know where you need to go or learn from there.

Most importantly, just experiment and make stuff. Figure it out on your own until you are more comfortable with it, then start studying it via internet/books.

That is unless you arent serious about this at all, which 99% of guys comin in saying "how do i make beats yo?" are not.

At 4/22/13 11:06 PM, Elitistinen wrote:

At 4/22/13 07:00 PM, SineRider wrote: Hello

What's that cool looking plucker?

Did you not read 2 posts above your own?

At 4/22/13 04:43 PM, seltekkodes wrote: cliche stuff

I can tell you one thing.....its probably gonna be a waste of time for you.

At 4/22/13 03:50 PM, SineRider wrote:

It's definietely one of the best selling points in my opinion. Too bad no mac version :c Maybe one day I'll get FL

mac version is in beta right now. do not fear

At 4/22/13 03:29 PM, Braiton wrote: How can you not know FL Studio's updates are free for a lifetime?

My guess is that at leastone of 3 people I just told that too has a cracked version and is confused and thinks FL is free and it is NEWT.

At 4/22/13 10:40 AM, ZStriefel wrote: Roland XV-5080 Just bought it last week <3

What did you pay for that? You do know they just put out the Integra-7 and it has all the 5080 sounds in it as well right?

At 4/21/13 09:03 PM, midimachine wrote:

ALSO re: PEQ2, i tried putting it on the master bus before sonalksis freeG (basic gain/balance plug with a text readout of peak/RMS levels, goes to 2 decimal places). played a few test tones and loops but the readout never changed at all when i muted/unmuted PEQ2 or even if i removed it outright and replaced it. maybe freeG is less basic than i thought?

Nah, I got the same thing just now actually. No dB change what so ever. But fact still remains that minute phasing is likely occurring.

@LiquidBooze - Are you sure the main gain knob on the EQ is at 0db?

The argument is stupid. Knowledge is knowledge, and you can use it or not use it however the fuck you want.

At 4/22/13 09:44 AM, JJM121 wrote:

At 4/21/13 10:42 AM, Breed wrote: There is zero reason not to upgrade. Process and memory handling, as well as stability of any current unstabilities are usually improved every update/release.

Its also free and quick to upgrade so it seems kinda silly to debate whether or not the update is worth it. Free is always worth it =)

Woah, I didn't know it was free. How do you upgrade it?

FL Studio has LIFETIME free upgrades if you own a copy. You can just login to their website and download the latest version. I dont even think you need to DL a new registry code either.

More new shtuff. Getting some fricken wonderful recordings.

Mic: AKG C214 (same diaphragm as 414)
Pop Filter: Stedman Proscreen XL
Reflection Filter: SE Reflexion Pro

Vivaldi

Four Seasons: Winter

done & done

Im confused....

8dio made a dubstep sampler...

fricken weird

I think, as someone only working on their second project, that you should probably lower the bar on the sheer amount of original audio content you are asking for. For me as a regular working composer/sound designer that would take about a month of full time work (40+ hours a week).

Unless you're being modest and your budget is at least over 1000USD. If thats the case then you can probably can reach out to the people who can produce so much content and you can probably afford most of the lower tier audio guys.

Let me just say, that if you kept the same budget, but hired a higher quality composer/sound designer to do about half of what you're asking for, you'd probably get a much overall higher quality soundtrack in your game.

Best of luck mate.

At 4/21/13 10:19 AM, XToxicReaper wrote: Is one considering switching to fl studios 11....

For me I'm sticking with 10 doesn't seen like a major change for me.

There is zero reason not to upgrade. Process and memory handling, as well as stability of any current unstabilities are usually improved every update/release.

Its also free and quick to upgrade so it seems kinda silly to debate whether or not the update is worth it. Free is always worth it =)

At 4/15/13 09:30 PM, jpbear wrote: can anyone here get patcher running moderately stable?

How much stuff are you running? I've never had it crash it on or be unstable but the most I've ever used is like 5-6 modules maximum.

The problem arose when they found out the design of patcher takes up a lot more CPU then direct loading the modules. They did a work around in 10.10 to get it running faster, but it made it more unstable. They suggest reporting (in a lot more detail then you just gave us) all instabilities on their forum.

At 4/20/13 11:35 AM, LiquidOoze wrote: Small question: why does my peak meter go up 0.5-1 dB when I put a Parametric EQ2 on the master bus without twisting a single knob?

PEQ2 is not phase linear. You are getting phasing even running it with nothing on it. People have mentioned it quite a bit before, but trust me in knowing that it is near the realm of negligible destruction. It is part of that EQs "color" if you will.

Most EQs will have a similar effect, especially analog ones. In any case, why do you need a blank EQ on the master buss? The only reason to have a blank EQ is if youre just using the main gain knob on it as an additional volume control for that buss. If thats what youre after, then I suggest using PEQ1 because its more transparent.

Was gonna remix endless handbag into neurofunk. Looks like I didnt have the time to complete it for the competition here.

I'm still gonna though just for shits. YOU CANT STOP ME STEPH

At 4/16/13 11:28 AM, Omegeist wrote:

Behringer is terrible

You can't just call a company terrible unless literally everything they make sucks. Behringer is good at a lot of shit you are clearly overlooking.

Pricepoint, build quality, and power are 3 things behringer does quite well compared to others.

Things they dont do well? Software, and speaker drivers. Their pres used to be bad, but then they bought out midas and now they use their pres without even changing the price. They make pretty much THE BEST faders, knobs, buttons, etc....for mixers/consoles.

I could go on, my only point is that these new controllers (which honestly look nifty as fuck), ship with deckadance....which means retailers will carry deckadance (it wont just be an underground/underdog to serato/traktor/vdj).

At 4/18/13 04:02 PM, Lachi wrote:

At 4/18/13 03:41 PM, Breed wrote: Beside that, You can also lock patterns to a track so that you dont have to select it on that track anymore after the first time.

Maybe i'm a blind faggot but how can one do this in an older version of fl studio?

I Forgot when they implemented it. But I think it was in 10 when they first took the blocks away.

All I have to do is right click a track on the left of the playlist and select lock to content.