I feel that Reason will allow me to produce less cheesy and more authentic sounds than FL typically permits.

Troll? Yea :corndance:

Troll...? I'm just saying what I think given the general information i've gotten from many users. FL has its pros but from general comments of many people Reason ...

Think of it like this: If you were to start playing drums, would you feel bad for using a drum-set made by someone else?

Anyways, you can make music however you want to.

lol I understand the logic behind it but its different, if i buy a drum then it sounds like its going too. im not gonna build ...

That's exactly how I felt in the beginning, but you'll come to realize that no one cares if you're cheating or not. They only care about what it sounds like. One of the best electronic musicians I know is KNOWN for using samples. DJ Shadow.

Although you can make drum sounds from synthesizers (I ...

After a hard long decision on choosing FL studio or Reason I decided to stick with Reason, although FL is easier to get into, I feel that Reason will allow me to produce less cheesy and more authentic sounds than FL typically permits.

Now the big question I have is about sampling and all that ...

In the end, can I just choose to learn both? I guess learning to use several synths will just broaden my range of sounds i can create no? Or should I take one at a time?

Thing is i like the interfaces in both Reason and FL. But FL seems easier to learn, while Reason has got me scratching my head. No matter what i do with maelstrom I end up creating similar sounds, It just looks like the learning curve is steeper but I want to ultimately learn Reason because it ...

Hey guys, new to the forum, seems like people here have some pretty insightful information compared to most forums i visit. So here's more depth to my question.

I wanna produce electronic music, period. Whether dubstep, house, trance, electro, techno whatever i feel like.

I got Reason 5.0 and FL ...