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How do you make techno beats on fl studio 9 xxl production edition?

Thursday, January 26th, 2012

Question by Austen: How do you make techno beats on fl studio 9 xxl production edition?
do need sounds if so where can i get them and how do i get them on fl studio and once iget them on thewre where can i find them be speciifc cause im a noiob at music production

Best answer:

Answer by Bas L
Download some sample packs (use torrents in case of IP-free samples, or buy sample cds online), drag and drop them into FL Studio. If you don’t have experience, please read the manual and use some online tutorials (e.g. search for: “loading samples fl studio” on youtube) and the “getting started” projects in FL Studio, this way you’ll get the feel a lot quicker (seeing what people are doing works better than me explaining via text:)
Good luck!

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Toscanalyzer.org releases Toscanalyzer – Audio Analysis Tool for Mixing, Mastering, Music Production

Saturday, January 21st, 2012

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Toscanalyzer.org has released Toscanalyzer, a new audio-analysis tool for mixing, mastering, music-production and the “audiophile” enthusiasts. Product features: Identification of problems in di [Read More]
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Steinberg CI2+ Production Kit now available

Friday, January 20th, 2012

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Steinberg Media Technologies today released the CI2+ Production Kit. The hardware and software bundle comprises the CI2+ audio interface/controller alongside the Cubase AI 6 music production software [Read More]
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Best DAW for music production?

Monday, January 9th, 2012

Question by jay-s0n: Best DAW for music production?
Whats the best sequencer to make hip hop maybe even trance beats. also wich one is the best for mastering. i currently use reason 4.0 and a midi controller, i want to get something else so i can rewire it with reason and master songs. Plz help

Best answer:

Answer by Deven
i use fl studio currently and it works great for hip hop (because thats what i use it for =]) and i know it works for trance (check youtube…tons of trance made with fl studio) i know you can rewire fl into reason and i hear people make their drum loops in fl and rewire to reason. OR you can get protools and you can rewire reason into protools. maybe try cubase. you can record vocals with it to

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where can i download Steinberg Cubase – Advanced Music Production System?

Sunday, January 8th, 2012

Question by : where can i download Steinberg Cubase – Advanced Music Production System?
ok please help i am in great need of Steinberg Cubase – Advanced Music Production System…i have found it for windows but i have mac so where can i download it for MAC and it should be full version just like windows

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Answer by SilverTonguedDevil
You can’t download Cubase for Windows or Mac from the company that makes it. You have to contact a distributor. See the link below to find a distributor in your country.

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Steinberg bundles Cubase 6 and HALion 4: creates “Music Production and Sound Creation Suite”

Tuesday, December 6th, 2011

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Steinberg Media Technologies has released its Music Production and Sound Creation Suite to selected countries, comprising the Cubase 6 music production system and HALion 4 sampler. and#8220;Cubase 6 [Read More]
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Q&A: The “Cubase LE4″ music production software. Does anyone know how to make your project into a song?

Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011

Question by Philip H: The “Cubase LE4″ music production software. Does anyone know how to make your project into a song?
I’m a first time user of music production software and this is all conusing to me. so I just need to know how to make your project into an audio file like .mp3

Best answer:

Answer by soundmagus
Hi Philip,

I assume you have created a song using midi or vst instruments or your external keyboard.
What you need to do is export the track to an audio mixdown.
Goto
File>Export>Audio Mixdown.

The audio mixdown window will appear, make sure you have the correct settings selected.

You need to have the output selected as Master/Main Outputs.
And you will see a section where you can tell it what type of file you wish to output it to (this will be a drop down menu).
Here you can select a whole plethora of different file types. This is where you can select MP3.
MAKE SURE THE MAIN OUTPUT BUS IN YOUR MIXER IS LOUD ENOUGH TO GIVE YOU A GOOD LEVEL.

Also check that there is no red in any of your channels or you will have
digital clipping in your track when you export it.

My normal procedure is to make sure all levels in each individual channel are not going into the red and that the main output is set to
-3db.

I then export the file as .wav/332bit float/44.1.

I then open my track in an audio editor like Wavelab/Adobe Audition/Soundforge and add some final touches to it there (things like multi bank compression, limiting etc etc) then i save it as mp3.

This procedure may be a bit advanced for you at the moment so just follow the first steps and you will acheive your goal.

If you have any problems please contact me on soundmagus@gmail.com or on MSN Messenger with lightmagus@hotmail.com and i will gladly help you out.

Also check my website for free video tutorials and real time chat with me.

All the best and i hope this helped you out in some way.

Mark

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Cakewalk announces SONAR X1 Production Suite Now Shipping

Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011

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Cakewalk has announced the SONAR X1 Production Suite is now shipping and available the world over from Roland distribution partners. SONAR X1 Production Suite includes: SONAR X1 Producer precisely s [Read More]
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Q&A: Looking for a free Music Production and Beat Maker Software?

Saturday, November 12th, 2011

Question by Kenny: Looking for a free Music Production and Beat Maker Software?

Best answer:

Answer by Jay Renée
LMMS

http://lmms.sourceforge.net/

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does every type of MIDI of keyboard work with every type of music production software?

Saturday, November 12th, 2011

Question by Steve: does every type of MIDI of keyboard work with every type of music production software?
To be more specific, I’m thinking about getting the KORG nanoKEY 25-Key USB MIDI Controller Keyboard to use with Fruityloops

Best answer:

Answer by Steve
I really don’t know of any names that don’t support MIDI unless they are free. FL Studio (when it is a legit copy) will support any MIDI controller (or keyboard specifically). FL Studio is actually a great choice, because inside the program you can map keys to different parameters. For example, right click the panning of a track (left to right) and an option will come up to learn the CC. Select that, move the fader and now every time you move that fader on the keyboard, you will control the panning.

Cheers

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