ATTENTION ALL PRODUCERS

[mr ralph lauren]

does anyone know any good walkthroughs or something of the sort that can teach me how to sample, rip beats, etc, as well as a good program? i'm new to this kind of stuff but i have some great samples in mind

[Doc Dee]

mr ralph lauren

does anyone know any good walkthroughs or something of the sort that can teach me how to sample, rip beats, etc, as well as a good program? i'm new to this kind of stuff but i have some great samples in mind

Step 1: Download and crack FL 10.
Step 2: ????
Step 3: PROFIT!

[GhostlyMark]

Doc Dee

mr ralph lauren

does anyone know any good walkthroughs or something of the sort that can teach me how to sample, rip beats, etc, as well as a good program? i'm new to this kind of stuff but i have some great samples in mind

Step 1: Download and crack FL 10.
Step 2: ????
Step 3: PROFIT!

YES!
this is what i've been looking for emotion_kirakira

[dildowasp]

to sample on fl:
insert a sampler
open it and go to the little page icon with a blank space next to it
load your sample
if you need to trim, right click on the visualization of the sample and hit edit

I can expound if needed, i just didnt want to walloftext you

[Doc Dee]

kvlt weeners

to sample on fl:
insert a sampler
open it and go to the little page icon with a blank space next to it
load your sample
if you need to trim, right click on the visualization of the sample and hit edit

I can expound if needed, i just didnt want to walloftext you

in all seriousness, I find it easier to just drag the whole song into the playlist, cut out what I want, stretch as necessary, sometimes making chunks unique so they can all be on-time etc

[dildowasp]

Doc Dee

kvlt weeners

to sample on fl:
insert a sampler
open it and go to the little page icon with a blank space next to it
load your sample
if you need to trim, right click on the visualization of the sample and hit edit

I can expound if needed, i just didnt want to walloftext you

in all seriousness, I find it easier to just drag the whole song into the playlist, cut out what I want, stretch as necessary, sometimes making chunks unique so they can all be on-time etc

i didnt know you could just drag a whole song
shortcut as ********
disregard what i said, mr ralph lauren

[Swarovskii]

Doc Dee

kvlt weeners

to sample on fl:
insert a sampler
open it and go to the little page icon with a blank space next to it
load your sample
if you need to trim, right click on the visualization of the sample and hit edit

I can expound if needed, i just didnt want to walloftext you

in all seriousness, I find it easier to just drag the whole song into the playlist, cut out what I want, stretch as necessary, sometimes making chunks unique so they can all be on-time etc

or you could find the mp3 in your audio browser, right click it and go to edit to open it with edison. but kvlt weener already said something similar to that. once you do that then you can highlight the portion you want to sample, and on the far right of the tools menu in Edison there's a little arrow with a "piece of paper" under it. If you click that and drag into the playlist, it will drop what you've highlighted into the playlist.

But yeah, get FL Studio or something. That's your best bet. Or you could save up and buy an MPC and get on some serious s**t and chop samples on that.

[The Lox]

If you want to get serious with music production, skip FL studio. It is regarded as a baby program by many of the top producers. You wanna start with a more profession DAW. Ableton if you like electronic effects or Reason. I personally use reason because its the closest program to logic. Logic is Mac only. If you do decide to get reason. There is a side program called recycle. It allows you to chop up any song and use it as a sample. Real easy and simple to use.

Hate to reign on any FL studio producers but the program is trash.

[Doc Dee]

The Lox

If you want to get serious with music production, skip FL studio. It is regarded as a baby program by many of the top producers. You wanna start with a more profession DAW. Ableton if you like electronic effects or Reason. I personally use reason because its the closest program to logic. Logic is Mac only. If you do decide to get reason. There is a side program called recycle. It allows you to chop up any song and use it as a sample. Real easy and simple to use.

Hate to reign on any FL studio producers but the program is trash.

9th Wonder uses FL. emotion_dealwithit

Besides, it doesn't matter what you USE, the only thing that actually matters is what you MAKE.

[dildowasp]

Doc Dee

The Lox

If you want to get serious with music production, skip FL studio. It is regarded as a baby program by many of the top producers. You wanna start with a more profession DAW. Ableton if you like electronic effects or Reason. I personally use reason because its the closest program to logic. Logic is Mac only. If you do decide to get reason. There is a side program called recycle. It allows you to chop up any song and use it as a sample. Real easy and simple to use.

Hate to reign on any FL studio producers but the program is trash.

9th Wonder uses FL. emotion_dealwithit

Besides, it doesn't matter what you USE, the only thing that actually matters is what you MAKE.

I prefer FL because it has the simplest interface as well as the most built-in instruments.
As far as I know DAWs all do the same s**t, FL just is easier to read.

[The Lox]

kvlt weeners

Doc Dee

The Lox

If you want to get serious with music production, skip FL studio. It is regarded as a baby program by many of the top producers. You wanna start with a more profession DAW. Ableton if you like electronic effects or Reason. I personally use reason because its the closest program to logic. Logic is Mac only. If you do decide to get reason. There is a side program called recycle. It allows you to chop up any song and use it as a sample. Real easy and simple to use.

Hate to reign on any FL studio producers but the program is trash.

9th Wonder uses FL. emotion_dealwithit

Besides, it doesnt matter what you USE, the only thing that actually matters is what you MAKE.

I prefer FL because it has the simplest interface as well as the most built-in instruments.
As far as I know DAWs all do the same s**t, FL just is easier to read.

Yes I agree, fl studio does have an incredibly easy to use interface. If you are using the built-in instruments, then you have no interest of making it big. There is a reason why you can use vsts in fl studio. The fl studio sounds are terrible. Also you can only do very basic drum patterns in fl studio, wheras other DAWs allow you to do every and anything. I aint meaning to be bashful, I started off on fl studio. Once you step up to the more complex programs, you will realize how bad it actually is.

Who can take a program seriously when its called fruity loops lol

[xxxOHackOxxx]

Anyone know any good hip-hop production tutorial sites?
Or is that just covered in EDM production ? cool

[Doc Dee]

There's nothing you can follow that says, "HEY, DO THIS TO MAKE AN AWESOME BEAT." Sure, there are things that can teach you how to use the tools, but nothing can teach you what it takes to make something ill, aside from a good ear.

Which is what most of the producerfags tend to forget when they spend thousands of dollars on PROFESSIONAL equipment yet they s**t STILL comes out sounding generic.

[dildowasp]

The Lox

kvlt weeners

Doc Dee

The Lox

If you want to get serious with music production, skip FL studio. It is regarded as a baby program by many of the top producers. You wanna start with a more profession DAW. Ableton if you like electronic effects or Reason. I personally use reason because its the closest program to logic. Logic is Mac only. If you do decide to get reason. There is a side program called recycle. It allows you to chop up any song and use it as a sample. Real easy and simple to use.

Hate to reign on any FL studio producers but the program is trash.

9th Wonder uses FL. emotion_dealwithit

Besides, it doesnt matter what you USE, the only thing that actually matters is what you MAKE.

I prefer FL because it has the simplest interface as well as the most built-in instruments.
As far as I know DAWs all do the same s**t, FL just is easier to read.

Yes I agree, fl studio does have an incredibly easy to use interface. If you are using the built-in instruments, then you have no interest of making it big. There is a reason why you can use vsts in fl studio. The fl studio sounds are terrible. Also you can only do very basic drum patterns in fl studio, wheras other DAWs allow you to do every and anything. I aint meaning to be bashful, I started off on fl studio. Once you step up to the more complex programs, you will realize how bad it actually is.

Who can take a program seriously when its called fruity loops lol

I found the bolded sentence rather interesting. Which one would your reccomend for a semi-experienced FL user that likes to use samples to make hip hop as well as hardcore noisy s**t (me)
I'll give whatever it is a shot because last time i experimented with other DAWs back when i first decided i wanted to make beats i had no idea what was going on

[The Lox]

kvlt weeners

The Lox

kvlt weeners

Doc Dee

The Lox

If you want to get serious with music production, skip FL studio. It is regarded as a baby program by many of the top producers. You wanna start with a more profession DAW. Ableton if you like electronic effects or Reason. I personally use reason because its the closest program to logic. Logic is Mac only. If you do decide to get reason. There is a side program called recycle. It allows you to chop up any song and use it as a sample. Real easy and simple to use.

Hate to reign on any FL studio producers but the program is trash.

9th Wonder uses FL. emotion_dealwithit

Besides, it doesnt matter what you USE, the only thing that actually matters is what you MAKE.

I prefer FL because it has the simplest interface as well as the most built-in instruments.
As far as I know DAWs all do the same s**t, FL just is easier to read.

Yes I agree, fl studio does have an incredibly easy to use interface. If you are using the built-in instruments, then you have no interest of making it big. There is a reason why you can use vsts in fl studio. The fl studio sounds are terrible. Also you can only do very basic drum patterns in fl studio, wheras other DAWs allow you to do every and anything. I aint meaning to be bashful, I started off on fl studio. Once you step up to the more complex programs, you will realize how bad it actually is.

Who can take a program seriously when its called fruity loops lol

I found the bolded sentence rather interesting. Which one would your reccomend for a semi-experienced FL user that likes to use samples to make hip hop as well as hardcore noisy s**t me)
Ill give whatever it is a shot because last time i experimented with other DAWs back when i first decided i wanted to make beats i had no idea what was going on

Umm give reason a try. It will look extremely confusing once you first start, but after awhile you will know it well.

Check YouTube videos for tuts as they can be extremely helpful. Chopping up samples, you will need to use recycle. Same people who made reason make recycle. You are gonna need to download some refils which are reason equivilant vsts.

You can pm me if you need anything. Always trying to help.

Reason is a powerful DAW. Dj Khalil made 50 cents still kill song in reason. He is also signed to dr dres aftermath label which gives you some understanding of his skill level. Lol