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Ldizzy wrote:i like it how nobody told her to F.off



swear im laughing my arse off right now.

what i meant is, if his username suggested he were a boy, hed be crying at the moment

With that clarification, I am more confused.

The quality of the sounds you make has little to do with your DAW. Think of each DAW as a blank canvas, differing only in shape, size and texture. Each artist has his own preference of surface on which to paint, but the final pictures quality will only be dictated by the talent of the artist.

Getting professional sounds is down to hard work and practice, nothing more.

I have used Cubase and Logic, I prefer Logics environment but Cubase has some sick audio editing features. My tunes however, sound equally rubbish on both

Point is, no one can tell you what will work best for you, it's personal preference. With enough practice, it won't affect your sound. Get some demos and just start faffing about. You won't have a clue what you are doing, so start learning! Google, YouTube, wikipedia, these are all your friends.

Ldizzy wrote:

Ldizzy wrote:i like it how nobody told her to F.off



swear im laughing my arse off right now.

what i meant is, if his username suggested he were a boy, hed be crying at the moment

We might all be assholes from times to time, but we ain't chauvenistic pigs

U can do as much with fruity as with any daw. in fact, fl has a very unique way of dealing with sound and a lot of great dubstep producers, let alone producers, use it.

only thing ableton has easier over other daws is its live capabilities... u can play live with ableton more easily, altho this is also feasable (a bit less easily imo) with any other daw...

i personally prefer certain daws over others, everyone does i guess.. but the idea here is to find urself a tool ull enjoy spending time on.. and that could be any daw... that way ur gonna improve and actually have fun

thats why i suggested spending 2 days demo'ing... allowing urself the time to do it is important... and i dunno for u but, speakin'bout me... whatever i start doing late at night liike say from 2 am going on later, is bs anyways.

give yaself a chance. and watch beginner utube videos

*note : i tried to adapt my format to ur artistic endeavors


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JemGrover wrote:

Ldizzy wrote:

Ldizzy wrote:i like it how nobody told her to F.off



swear im laughing my arse off right now.

what i meant is, if his username suggested he were a boy, hed be crying at the moment

We might all be assholes from times to time, but we ain't chauvenistic pigs

ahahahahah harrrr can i b a gentilhomme wit th3 laydez adn teatsh dem th3 wublez !?!?! ...

nah seriously, utterly glad to hearr dat brah

it's going to be a few months before you sort the workflow of any daw not a matter of hours since they all have their nuances
like if i go back to trying to use fl nowadays it's just so backwards and convoluted compared to say cubase, pro tools, live or logic
but it's more than capable of kicking out sick tunes in as many do
it's a matter of finding what you're comfortable working in and sticking to it
music production is definitely not for impatient people or those who want simple quick results

pRiNcEsSBaBy wrote:Haha very entertaining to read....


I heard FruityLoops is easier to use but you cant "do as much with it" is that true?

skream used to use fl
you just have to master it

troll-ette dun schmoozed you lot into gettin' trolled... interesting approach. 6/10.

nitzdaking wrote:

pRiNcEsSBaBy wrote:Haha very entertaining to read....


I heard FruityLoops is easier to use but you cant "do as much with it" is that true?

skream used to use fl
you just have to master it

Skream still uses FL. Or at least he did towards the end of last year. There was a Magnetic Man interview where Benga and Artwork both said they used logic and had been trying to convert Skream for ages but he was still too in love with FL or something to that effect.

-[2]DAY_- wrote:troll-ette dun schmoozed you lot into gettin' trolled... interesting approach. 6/10.

Just search Ableton in google and you'll find the official website where they will tell you everything it has.

Suite has synths like Operator and Analog, effects like a compressor, delay, reverb, EQ 8, Limiters, Redux and more.
It also has like a sample engine to tweak em, or play them as a synth.
Also comes with some drums.

Now don't get lite. I had lite for awhile and unless you really can't afford the normal version or suite and only want to learn how to use midi then buy it.
Other than that steer clear. That's my opinion.

tits or gtfo

pRiNcEsSBaBy wrote:So I've decided to to purchase Ableton..
Ableton Suite


Ableton Live

Ableton Live Intro

What is the differnce between those? Plz help me.. thanks

I didn't know this was myspace... Maybe look it up, Ableton has a cool chart that even you could understand! I Just Love when u right in colorz that are hard to read, black is so over rated anyways, maybe adding bold will make it great.

bigfootspartan wrote:

pRiNcEsSBaBy wrote:So I've decided to to purchase Ableton..
Ableton Suite


Ableton Live

Ableton Live Intro

What is the differnce between those? Plz help me.. thanks

I didn't know this was myspace... Maybe look it up, Ableton has a cool chart that even you could understand! I Just Love when u right in colorz that are hard to read, black is so over rated anyways, maybe adding bold will make it great.

Hey jerk, how about you start perfecting your shitty beats, and stop worrying about my font color.... thank you.

Love, and Sincerely,
Princess Baby.

Pink, why.

pRiNcEsSBaBy wrote: Now shower me with your wisdom.

great choice of words....couldn't help but think of anything but a pearl necklace