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Is Fruity Loops better than cubase?
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absynth
Expert Member
Depends on what you do.
Rosaudio
First Officer
It's easier, but not better.
copacetic
King of the Hippies
I think Fruity Loops is way cheaper, although I found it an enormous pain to use. Mind you, I hated Cubase as well.
tsume
The Pervy Sage
FL, easy to learn but better not better. Cubase can be used for things such as scoring music. You'll also need 2 monitors for Cubase, you can use one but navigation will be very difficult.
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Ableton is TEH BESTEST!
Actually none of them are really the best. Choose what you like to use. I don't like this answer as I like to know what is best but it is actually a good answer. You should use what you are most comfortable with.
Actually none of them are really the best. Choose what you like to use. I don't like this answer as I like to know what is best but it is actually a good answer. You should use what you are most comfortable with.
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Fudzy
Guest
Wish there was a trial version of Rebirth for the iPad
tsume
The Pervy Sage
Plus there is somewhat a despise from some musicians on people using FL...for that fact thats its very simple for anyone to start making beats and somehow call themselves musicians. Many of these youtube internet stars most likely used FL, I recall reading that Soulja Boys - Crank Em was made on FL. The only real producer I've read about using FL is 9th Wonder when he made a song for Jay-Z's Black album
Biggie
Senior Member
Hahaha...someone sent me a bootleg link the other day.I immediately recognized the ejay in it.E-Jay! Have your first dancefloor killer ready in only 5 minutes! Just add water
BLIXEMPIE
Honorary Master
Fruity Loops is what you start with. Cubase is what you professionally produce with.
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Fudzy
Guest
Reason is pretty impressive too.
That used to be the case but it certainly isn't any longer. FL Studio now has exceptional audio quality and handles audio clips and midi just as well as any other platform on the market. However it does come down to a personal preference at the end of the day...
+1
In my experience , I dont limit myself to one specific program to create music but rather a combination of Reason and fruityloops .
Warning : Reason is not at all user friendly and will take a long time to learn and an even longer time to master unless you have a sound engineering background.
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Fudzy
Guest
It's been about 10 years since I played with any electronic music software though I still remember being gobsmacked by pushing tab and seeing the wiring behind the racks.
I remember a whole night spent doing a rewire to experiment with different setups .
Difficult stuff when you are drunk and color blind
copacetic
King of the Hippies
Wish there was a trial version of Rebirth for the iPad
Get this:
It's only 99 US cents, and I'm guessing a damn sight better than Rebirth:
[video=youtube;gLLjRH6GJec]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLLjRH6GJec[/video]
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Although watching the video it looks crap, in my opinion.
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