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ByJustBlaze11 Mon Jul 28, 2003 11:09 pm
yo i have been trying to make beats with computer software like fruity loops and cool edit pro but i cainbt seem to get the hand of it i was wondering if u guys could just post wa u use so i can save up money to purchuse some of this stuff to start making beats cause im in a fast need for this stuff plz reply
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By jorge guzman Tue Jul 29, 2003 8:22 pm
get an mpc

By maddog Wed Jul 30, 2003 8:00 am
go to futureproducers.com with that question. this not a software forum it's an hardware forum.
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By JUKE 179r Wed Jul 30, 2003 11:59 am
Get a hold of Computer Music Magazine. They have tutorials every month on Fruity Loops and other computer based programs. If you are in a hurry for beats then just search on the web for samples and beats. You can't just learn this stuff over night though. Good Luck.


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By D_Samp Mon Aug 04, 2003 4:50 pm
maybe stop "just blazing" and take the time to learn.

you wont get anything overnight, except a headache.
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By bboutit Fri Aug 08, 2003 7:00 pm
MPC :P
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By pieuvre Sat Aug 09, 2003 3:02 am
ok so here is my point : i have an mpc Xl controlling an emu sampler and just want to say that you don't need an mpc even if it's the best sequencer ever to program a beat . i was using fruity loops for a long time and the last versions ( understand 4.0 ) are really really powerfull in term of programming > don't get me wrong , i'm not saying that it's the same than hardware samplers it's totally different but it still a good program in my opinion .I began making music with a pro 24 on an atari and a mirage ( then s950 , s1000 , peavey sx , s01 , s20 , remix 16) and i think the new generation should learn the basic concepts of sampling , synthesis before trying to do anything else .
One basic example a guy the other day told me that he gave up using fruity loops because he thought that the program was too limited .
After that i was watching him programing stuffs and realize that he didn't even know that if you pitch a sample down the tempo goes slower !!!!
Anyways , software music has pushed the barriers but for me it's like capitalism : the more you have doesn't equal the better you do and i think evryone in this forum agrees !!!
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By jorge guzman Sat Aug 09, 2003 5:29 am
i think my point is that this is a damn MPC2000XL forum, why is he askin about fruityloops and software sequencers??? unless he's trying to use it in sync with the mpc which i doubt. 1