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  • Image Line Fruity Loops Studio 4
    FP User's review

    Although i'm sure it has a ton of nifty little knick knacks, i didn't feel compelled to explore them in the least. not very intuitive...kinda odd. i'm sure with the proper time invested (which isn't even really worth it to invest) it could be functional and effective. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE The clarity is great....but i'm pretty sure that mainly depends on your soundcard/interface. The samples and synthstruments are soo insanely cheesy that it literally brings bile to my throat and an nauseous feeling in the pit of my stomache (seriously, no joke). i noticed a lot of skips, crackles, and such (and i have a powerful PC taylored for music production). plus the layout is pug ugly. OVERALL OPINION Everytime i think of FL or hear 90% of the music crated on it, i get a wierd gag feeling (honestly). I realize this is a popular product, and the subject is heated when it comes to other users of it, but i truly don't believe that it can make pro sounding tracks. what really scares me is that more and more "bangers for the buck" mainstream hip-hop and RnB producers are accepting this as a viable means to make beats. Anyone who is really interested in making beats, the name says it all, FRUITY LOOPS. Originally posted on FutureProducers.com Posted by: Unknown (January 2-, 2003)

    by FP User 1 11/9/08
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  • Image Line FL Studio 6 XXL
    FP User's review

    Would Like to see a Resizable Mixer(not just a tad bigger one) Price paid $845.00 (Easy to use) I run midi from my MPC-3000 Daisy chained to a Korg X5D through FL Studio XXL 6.0 Producers Edition..... SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE The Sound Quality is Perfect........ Rock Solid(just like my MPC3000) On a P4 3.0 Ghz. OVERALL OPINION The Built of FL Studio XXL 6.0 Producers Edition is (in My opinion)Designed like the akai MPC3000.I control Record, Playback and Many other functions from my MPC3000 thats Daisy Chained to a Korg X5D.Its one of my Elements I use in Producing Hot Tracks.Now as far as loving it.It aint to that point yet.but who knows with FL Studio 7.0 around the corner.....all I got to say is...It doesnt substitute for the MPC3000 but as far as Loading sounds you never have to leave the Digital Relm.No More Disks to Load in the MPC3000 .Just load all your sounds to your Hard Drive and Control it all From your MPC3000!!!!Keep Making Music!!! Originally posted on FutureProducers.com Posted by: BIGDtheeAbmnble ( 2-, 2006)

    by FP User 11/9/08
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  • Image Line Fruity Loops Studio 5
    FP User's review

    Like I said in the previous post... it's really what you are expecting the tool to provide you. Can the eisel hold the brushes for the artist... or does the potter's spinning thingie have the ability to bake the clay as well? Well, FLStudio is not what many "sequencer seekers" are searching for. You have to understand that FLStudio is a sequencer, and what a powerful sequencer it is. It's fast, it's amazingly inspiring... not a day goes by that I don't listen to that "Thu-THUDD-FUZZZ" on the splash screen, and to be honest with you... I'd be lost without it. It's most powerful features: the ability to use VSTs, and a very capable sampler. It's the ability to network, and summon the most powerful tools that make it such a beast. Price paid $150.00 USD Compared to other sequencer's that I've tried, bought, or had demos of... FLStudio is amazingly simple. The documentation is so that a child can understand it. FLStudio expects you to understand the tools of the trade "vertically", so to speak, to grab at some good sounds... It's mixer is such a blur to start up, and my mouse scurries like a mad-man shuffling effects and tweaks. Can't really ask for more, to be honest. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE There's something to be said about tools of the trade... Every artist needs an eisel, every potter needs that spinning-thingie, and every software based musican needs a good sequencer. FLStudio is the most deceptively robust tool out there. It's a love-hate relationship for the beginner, because beginner's expect all the good sounds of tomorrow (or yesterday) to be handed to them on a platter. FLStudio is a console, not an ideal syntesizer... However, as one learns more and more about synthesis, you'll start finding wonderful things to do with the built-in synthesizers. The 3xOSC and the TS-404 are limited... but that does not mean they are crap, and you must respect them for what a good synth-technician can produce with them. When I had version 4.01... it would crash sometimes when you would be working on a large .flp file, and then ask it to open up something else. That has changed in version 5.01, and I really haven't had a bad case with it thus far. OVERALL OPINION I'll never stop mixing on FLStudio... it's powerful, imports VSTs... I just threw in an EMU 0404 Proteus X package for my soundcard needs, and I added a hardware synth... My setup kick's butt, and it all revolves around the fruit... POWER TO THE FRUIT! Originally posted on FutureProducers.com Posted by: Northern_Fist (January 0-, 2005)

    by FP User 11/9/08
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  • Image Line FL Studio 6 FruityLoops Edition
    FP User's review

    I really don't mess with the features that much because they are kind of difficult to use with my beats, however i'm still successful in making a beat. Price paid 99 FL Studio is very easy to use. In fact I started on Fruityloops 2 and worked my way up and as a sixth grader it was pretty easy to work with. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE I really do like the sound quality. I import alot of my own samples that already have great quality so the sound quality is okay. FL Studio>??? We designed I guess and easy 2 use. OVERALL OPINION If I could give this love factor a 100 rating I would because I've been using this forever and is pretty much my whole process or producing music so The LOVE is there baby. FL STUDIO All THE WAY!!! Originally posted on FutureProducers.com Posted by: iammusic06 ( 8-, 2005)

    by FP User 11/9/08
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