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Thread Hello im new and need help with FRUITY LOOPS!!!

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HappyPuppy

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1 Posted on 08/05/2005 at 21:54:19

Hello everyone, i love music and i would love to make from my own perswonal computer. I just dont get fruity loops. Are there any guides that anyone can refer me to please? Or maybe a tutorial? Thanks. Also idd like to make rap beats!

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Axeman

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2 Posted on 08/06/2005 at 06:53:24

Welcome, Happy Puppy!

I din't know anything about Fruity Loops, I just wanted to say hi. :cool:

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Trent_en

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3 Posted on 08/07/2005 at 09:43:52

I've been working a little bit with fruity loops, not to much, but a little. What is your question? Maybe I can help ...

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4 Posted on 08/18/2005 at 12:49:11

I've tried to figure out Fruitie Loops too. Not much luck. I have Fruitie Loops Express that came with Guitar Tracks Pro. Can't find any help on the internet for express just the latest version of F.L.

led

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5 Posted on 08/27/2005 at 10:09:13

You can check out http://www.flstudio.com/ if you buy their product you can have access to some tutorials videos. Just remember that a sample is a part of a pattern that is a part of the playlist.

Sample: sound (cymbal hit, snare, etc.)
Pattern: a pack of samples for a given time frame
Playlist: a pack of pattern that actualy are making the song.

As I'm only used to FL4, I don't know much about FL5 (and express) and recording guitar IN FL since I only used it to make drum track.

This is what I'm able to do so far with FL4:

http://xledx.ath.cx:7070/sah/

If you have any questions go ahead as FL5 is not so different from FL4, it just have the guitar recording thing in it which I never used though. I like to use Adobe audition 1.5 so far to record multi-track stuff.

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