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Thread Just saying hello and asking some help :)

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angelteam

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1 Posted on 06/23/2006 at 16:19:10
Hey guys, my name is John, i wanted to tell you, i love your work, your site is really nice and help full...
I have been learning keyboards for 7 years, electric guitar 2 years, and i own drums too :) i love music...
So yesterday a crazy idea comes to me (since ive been using fruity loops a lot lately) why dont i make some music???
Well i thought it would be easy?

I went ant bought a usb synth... Brand ESI, dunno if its good,49keys... 130 euros... Anyway...


Ok the reason im here is cause no programs came with it and i need a good and easy program to start playing music and start writing to some serious shit i have figured in my head...

I mostly like rock, bits, maybe a bit of techno, dance and stuff... some rap too some times...
New metal too...

Anyway, can u help me find this program? (as many instruments as it can have plz :) ) cause i wanna turn my synthesizer into drums, guitar etc etc so that i can create full songs ;)

Thank you...:D
if u have any ideas to give me plz mail me [email]shit@cybergate.com.gr[/email]
ps. plz dont spam.. thanks :)
thesparrowband

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2 Posted on 06/23/2006 at 16:11:29
try ableton Live 5, very loop based. Fruity Loops is also very popular. Reason is a biggie among dance fans but it has no support for audio recording without some fiddling.
angelteam

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3 Posted on 06/23/2006 at 16:05:36

%1$s a écrit try ableton Live 5, very loop based. Fruity Loops is also very popular. Reason is a biggie among dance fans but it has no support for audio recording without some fiddling.


Does fruity loops support my keys?

As i told u its an ESI Key Control 49...
And if yes, from where do i configure it??

Thank you!
thesparrowband

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4 Posted on 06/24/2006 at 10:59:34
yeah, fruity loops should. just plug the keyboard's USB into your computer, see if FL recognizes it, or go into preferences and change it there. (i dont have fruity loops, but thats how most sequencers work).
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