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Hunter S. Thompson -> Fear & Loathing -> wub's avatar

if i'm not mistaken...wub has not confirmed

wub done the legs

Shum wrote:new Shackleton.

@ work today and tomorrow

but brought my laptop and making progress on a couple productions cos it's quiet

One of my most wanted tunes!

https://rwdfwd.com/products/micheal-pro ... a-no-good/

garethom wrote:One of my most wanted tunes!

https://rwdfwd.com/products/micheal-pro ... a-no-good/

Oh shit! Gunna have to grab that

you teeth in mai neck

The Butcher of Beirut is finally dead.

He's been dead for 8 years

He is no longer wasting oxygen.

genuinely excited about production for the first time in a few months

dididub wrote:genuinely excited about production for the first time in a few months

Feels good finally getting my FL & samples reorganised, can spend an hour making a beat instead of searching for listenable kicks & snares

i've just completely switched up my workflow within fl which feels like taking off a straitjacket

plus i've had few musical ideas in the month or so i've been off production

plus i've set myself a project to work towards so im feeling a lot more inspired and writing a lot more easily

Johoosh wrote:

dididub wrote:genuinely excited about production for the first time in a few months

Feels good finally getting my FL & samples reorganised, can spend an hour making a beat instead of searching for listenable kicks & snares

What's what turned me off fl was the sample menu on the side, if your samples aren't perfectly organized it can a pain

If you are using pc then check out the free prog 'Everything'.
It's so great at finding stuff that I've just thrown all my shit in a big pile and haven't thought about where since. I just put in 'bpm', 'wav' or 'horse mp3' or something and then copy the file to the track folder

ehbrums1 wrote:

Johoosh wrote:

dididub wrote:genuinely excited about production for the first time in a few months

Feels good finally getting my FL & samples reorganised, can spend an hour making a beat instead of searching for listenable kicks & snares

What's what turned me off fl was the sample menu on the side, if your samples aren't perfectly organized it can a pain

Not sure what you mean there mate? Actually thinking about it i barely touch the collapsible menu on the far left, except to drag synths/vsts into the step sequencer

With drum samples i just use the FPC + save a preset kit whenever i find something that works. Saves from constant folder hunting later on.

With other samples i mainly drag + drop from explorer unless i can specifically think of an effect i want to use a VST sampler for.

the cable i need to sample from my tt into ableton came

borrowing my mates serato so Im going to have a mix with some different tunes today, will upload a recording if its any good