Best Setting When Rendering In Fruity...?

I just would like to know if any body had any tips on how to get the best sounding final prduct in fruity loops..
i also own cool edit...is there some tweaks and stuff i could do in there to make it sound quality higher..i use the sinc depth 256 and it gives me a message that says its the best quality but is sounds the same when i put it on the lowest quality, i think im missing something when i render...so can yall plz help me..yall are the future pros,....RIGHT?

Thx..1

this cat came to the studio last night with his laptop and beat he did in fruity loops. the idea was cool, but we were like uh, lets re-do it in the 4000.

Toom wrote:I just would like to know if any body had any tips on how to get the best sounding final prduct in fruity loops..
i also own cool edit...is there some tweaks and stuff i could do in there to make it sound quality higher..i use the sinc depth 256 and it gives me a message that says its the best quality but is sounds the same when i put it on the lowest quality, i think im missing something when i render...so can yall plz help me..yall are the future pros,....RIGHT?

Thx..1

Isnt there a fruity loops board somewhere?
you dont even own an mpc...

if you are rendering it to a wav file, use 16 bit---any higher and it cant be burned to CD anyway (without dithering down to 16 bit first).

If you are rendering to mp3, render to the highest rate possible, but once you reach a certain threshold, the difference in quality is not audible.

It might also be your soundcard which is inhibiting your "hearing the difference". Upgrade.

and while you're at it, upgrade to an MPC. FruityLoops is a good "startup" program, but without a bunch of computer upgrades and outboard gear, it will always sound like a toy. And all those upgrades and outboard gear would end up costing you more/the same as just getting an MPC and having it sound fresh from the get-go.

Assuming your beats are fresh in the first place .

Ricochet Rock Nice
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Hey Toom Sup,

Use your Stereo Enhancer Fruity Loops Studio has a powerful sound
engine once I put that Stereo Enhancer in there my beat opens up
and really wakes up the dead LOL.
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like swissmater said... dont u guys have any respect for whats flowers sacred.. the forum is called "MPC-FORUMS".. if u dont have an mpc or are in the market lookin for one wtf are you doin here??? damn i get annoyed when i see fruity loop posts in the forum...

I apologise Jorge I'm just being helpful I guess but I do own an Mpc 2000XL.

I just want to help out cats who are trying to make it I can remember
dealing with cats that didnt want to share certain information as far
as production period I felt like a lost sheep in the wilderness
but they would come to me and ask for this program and that program
and would never give back anything in return once I saw where they
were coming from I threw their behind in the trash where they belong.

I know that this is an Mpc forum but there are people that use both
hardware and software like me in which it is befitting to relate to
both of these environments as they relate to production and how
do you know what anybody owns are you psyhic?

no psychic but i know some people here havent even touched the pads on an mpc at all... doesnt make any sense... its an mpc forum... i dont go to fruity loop forums asking how i can timestretch a sample on an mpc or who uses song mode on theirs.. a lot of people here use software and hardware together but most of their questions are relating to how they can work with them synced up or sumttin.. why would u make tracks on fruity loops anyway if u own an mpc??

I understand your point but some cats are new man and there should be
some sort of corelation between an Mp and software from a technical
standpoint in this regard I do believe that Fruity does have a forum
but I wouldnt make too much of it if someone asks for help.

I understand about keeping the guidelines of the forum but sometimes
we just cant help ourselves I hope you understand that us helpful cats
get carried away sometimes.

I would love an MPc which is why I started looking on here, due to lack of funds I can only afford to run fruity loops and Cool edit (which i got for nothing) but will cop an MPc as soon as i can. The good thing about this forum is that alot of the information here applies to music production as a whole with helpful tips on dirtying up drum sounds and compression etc. until i do cop an MPC I'm still learning alot of valubale information so keep sharing your knowlage (if you want) if you dont want to - then don't! just don't hate on people when you don't even know what their suituation is...