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At 1/27/14 08:58 AM, aelbers wrote: Question: Is there a ripped FL-Studio edition which excludes the features which are not in the Fruity Edition? It's too crammed with demo features...

fruityloops 3.5.6 :P (good luck finding it though!)

serious suggestion: you can take the demo plugins off the drop down list. right click a channel or left click a mixer track, roll over the "insert" option and select "more". then you can uncheck the little [F] icon next to any DEMO plugins. you won't see them in the regular plugin list after that.

if there's other demo features [i]besides plugins[/i] in the way i think they're stuck there

At 1/26/14 09:37 PM, Glyxis wrote:

At 1/26/14 05:54 PM, midimachine wrote:

At 1/26/14 06:41 AM, Glyxis wrote: Hello. I have a simple question: How i copy the event "line" (or whatever it's called) Let's say i want to continue that panning:
https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1553x779q90/208/8y16.png So how i copy the changing line? It's quite slow to do it one by one.

you did that with the LFO tool for that, yeah? just use the LFO tool again, but first make a dummy note in the piano roll where you want the panning to end.

So, that is the tool what i'm searching for? Well, it's gray, so i can't choose it. Why? I haven't use it never before.

oh, it's because you're editing the event in the piano roll window. right click the pan control and select "edit events" to open the event window, then press alt+O to open the LFO tool. more info: www.image-line.com/support/FLHelp/html/automation_eventeditor_lfo.htm

At 1/26/14 06:41 AM, Glyxis wrote: Hello. I have a simple question: How i copy the event "line" (or whatever it's called) Let's say i want to continue that panning:
https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1553x779q90/208/8y16.png So how i copy the changing line? It's quite slow to do it one by one.

you did that with the LFO tool for that, yeah? just use the LFO tool again, but first make a dummy note in the piano roll where you want the panning to end.

although it's probably easier to just remove the event completely and use fruity panomatic or something like that.

since you're basically trying to start a "review for review" thread just for VA's why not review other peoples' voice demos first?

bass guitar and keys
although i'm not fantastic at either :<

At 1/21/14 09:25 AM, Daru925 wrote: Yep, you play then,
"Tools>Dump Score Log to Selected pattern"
It will put every midi activity from the last 3 minutes into piano roll

ooh, either that's new or i never noticed it. either way it's neat!
although i'd still record normally if i needed to play a part along with a backing track

At 1/21/14 06:06 AM, Troisnyx wrote: I've finally enabled MIDI output on a keyboard I've got (male-to-male audio cable, 3.5 mm on both sides)

well there's your problem, you need a MIDI cable to record MIDI output

At 1/15/14 07:01 PM, dlong492 wrote: When i go to channel settings and try to pitch up a sample it automatically goes from "resample" mode to "auto." Can anyone tell me why this is happening and what i can do to change it? I want to pitch the samples up individually.

the switch to "auto" happens cause it's stretching the sample to keep the sample at the same length. switching back to "resample" will make sample length relative to pitch. if that makes sense. :v

so yeah, "resample" is just the same thing as playing the sample on a different note anyway, so if you want to do it like that then just use the piano roll or change the root note of the sample

At 1/15/14 05:42 PM, mhb wrote: because 8-bit sounds only came in triangle, square, and static.

oh, i didn't realise the NES was the only 8-bit console, handheld or computer. or that nobody ever thought to put expansion sound chips in the game cartridges. or that the default NES sound chip also had a channel devoted to DPCM sampling. lol.

because new speaker systems weren't designed with mono output in mind.

no, but they need to be built to play mono input in phase, otherwise it won't be able to play multiple channels in phase.

i mean what do you think happens when you play mono input through stereo or even 5.1 surround? nothing breaks and nothing sounds 'wrong'. unless the speakers are broken or wired incorrectly :v

true 8-bit is a damned sms hooked up to a shitty black and white tv.

you can emulate it all you want, but unless you got the proper equipment, it will never sound exact.

so your solution was to make it sound as un-exact as possible, thereby defeating the purpose of making 8-bit music in the first place. seems legit.

anyway, the moral of this derailment is that using hard-panned GM patches in lieu of 8-bit emulation is a really dumb idea and my personal recommendation to OP is to definitely not do that. peace!

At 1/14/14 01:53 PM, mhb wrote: you play some 8-bit music through a 3.5" cardboard driver and tell me it doesn't sound more "authentic" than coming out of your studio monitors.

what does that have to do with your crappy suggestion to use GM square patches or the totally ludicrous notion that newer speaker systems "can't handle mono input"? :v

At 1/13/14 09:40 PM, Sleepycoaster wrote: I want to use sound editing to get a snare that sounds like the bzzt of a walkie-talkie turning on. It sounds exactly like the snare in the first few seconds of Linkin Park's "In The End".

i think it'd be easier to get a drum loop, distort the fuck out of it and then get your filter/compression on :)

At 1/13/14 04:34 PM, mhb wrote: indeed there never was!

however, this is the future and newer speaker systems really don't handle mono output very well unless you were to have just one crappy speaker hooked up

you really have no idea what the fuck you're talking about

At 1/9/14 07:53 PM, mhb wrote: the secret to 8-bit success.

create a midi out track.
use the patch called "square".
make sure track is mono.
pan hard left.

create a midi out track.
use the patch called "square".
make sure track is mono.
pan hard right.

wat
i don't think there was ever a PSG chip that outputted two channels through separate outputs :v

your song is clipping. in a pinch you can turn the volume down or use a limiter on the master channel to fix it, but the real solution is to get better at mixing :P

might've accidentally placed slide notes, i do it all the time!

re: formulae, in your effects list you should have the fruity formula controller unless you removed it from favourites. basically a peak controller/LFO on steroids, but you need to do all the math yourself

At 1/6/14 11:54 PM, AquariusCyclone wrote: Another question. I decided to put vibrato on my Sytrus saw instead but there doesn't seem to be a fine pitch knob anywhere on Sytrus. I suppose I could just draw an envelope, but I'd rather link Fruity Formula Controller to some knob. Is there a pitch-changing FX I could put into an insert in the mixer? Thanks in advance.

unless you need the vibrato on just one operator, why not use the channel pitch?

since the channel pitch range is 4 octaves either way, you can make the vibrato range easier to manage by changing the preset formula to something like a+Sin(SongTime*Pi*x*c)*(0.1*(b-0.5)), where x represents the max vibrato speed you want.

At 1/6/14 07:56 PM, AquariusCyclone wrote: It seems that you can't edit the shown sine formula directly, as FFC just ignores my changes.

you need to press "COMPILE" for changes to take effect

for the formula a+Sin(SongTime*Pi*2*c)*(b-0.5) you can change the 2 to a higher value to increase the speed. the a/b/c variables have a maximum value of 1, so that's something to keep in mind!

http://woolyss.com/chipmusic-plugins.php

great list. medusa 2 is the best free one imo.

have you considered learning FamiTracker or LSDJ? both are really easy to use and well documented as far as trackers go.

11, but nothing i made was actually good until i was quite a lot older

oh man, hope this works on my galaxy S3 :v

mine are all bad
i mean i have a soft spot for some of the stuff i did after a certain point, i guess

here it is

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  Lift by midimachine

  90s trance for ngass2013

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  0 / 5.00

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  Trance

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At 12/29/13 04:36 AM, Troisnyx wrote: I don't remember who we're missing, but we're probably missing a few more. Thanks, by the way, @DivoFST, for linking your track.

i'll upload mine in a bit :)

hi! i've been on a boat for the last 10 days so i haven't been able to check out my track from @SourJovis yet, but i'm sure it's great and even if it doesn't meet my (shitty) brief i really appreciate the extra effort of making 2 tracks. :D

sampling copyrighted and public domain stuff is also awesome, by the way

just don't upload it here i guess lol

sampling is awesome
i shouldn't even need to elaborate on that

At 12/12/13 09:38 AM, 8-bitheroes wrote: Hey guys, just a quick question.. Say i have a sample i want to use in a project. Whats the best way to match the pitch and key of the sample to my project? I have tried doing this in fruity slicer by adjusting the pitch slider however that's just doing it by ear and it doesnt really give me a clear indication of whether or not its correctly pitched. Thanks in advance.

you could always just find a free tuning VST to look at while you adjust the pitch (MTuner is really good and comes with a massive bundle of good free stuff from melda production)
actually you can run pitcher and just go off of the "input pitch" needle

Derp I forgot to link my tracks.

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/559265
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/559266

one for one, please! :)

i reviewed this:

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  Fly, Dammit! (NGS Cut) by Unfairy

  First Draft

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  3.76 / 5.00

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  Techno

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i guess i want reviews on this:

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  Be$pin - O-Bwoy by midimachine

  raunchy sex trap

  Score

  4.19 / 5.00

  Type

  Song

  Genre

  Hip Hop - Modern

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At 12/11/13 05:45 AM, EarthWarrior19 wrote:

At 12/10/13 11:41 PM, Elitistinen wrote:

At 12/10/13 09:03 PM, EarthWarrior19 wrote:
Now I listened to his song, sorry I did not know. So I was wondering if maybe you can listen to mine? I gave a really good review of the song "Psycho Disorder", Sequenced's song. Does it work like that or no?

You skipped my track. Learn to work with the flow. Please.

May I ask what is your track's name? If I review it, will you please review my "Last Mission"? I need someone to review that. It took me all night to make that song. :(

review this song:

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  No Podía Inventar Un Buen Nom by Cacola

  Trying out a different style of house, VERY deadmau5 influenced.

  Score

  2.00 / 5.00

  Type

  Song

  Genre

  House

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then post a link to the song you want reviewed.
if you read any of the thread instead of just posting you would see the very obvious pattern and not disrupted the thread the way you have :v