haha I don't know about that, but thank you! I keep hearing akward things in this one, and it's too short now that I think about it, so I guess
another one is on its way.
Hey Om, another cool one. Do you mind if I ask what you are using to compose and what if any add ons you have? I am still new to it and am using
garage band/live.
FL studio exclusively with vst synthesizers by image-line. Morphine and toxic. Composed using the piano roll step sequencer in fl. Primary compressor
is Maximus.
The website has a free demo version, it's the full version, but you are unable to save your projects.
Ah, ok. Perhaps slightly out of my league.
Thanks and I am always looking to learn more - one needs to have an idea of what to shoot for! Cool sounding stuff.
I think garageband had drop-in options for 3rd party instruments and effects?
This site has some good stuff and it's free. There's plenty of help on the internet, so have fun. Everyone says
you need to construct the bass track first and build your song around that, but the main thing is to remember not to box yourself in.
If you go off on a tangent playing around with something that isn't even gonna be in the song, keep doing it. Just have a noise play and start
turning knobs to learn. You may not know some terminology or something, but you know that doing this causes this to happen etc. that's what I think
is important
Thanks again! GB does have drop in, I have an m-audio tiny m-audio input box and I've thrown in some sounds from live. It is VERY time consuming to
create, as you I'm sure are aware of, and so far my simple set up has kept me just interested enough to keep going. Thanks again and make some vids
for youtube.