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Masenka
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Topics: 8
Replies: 170
Registered: 02.Aug.05 |
Xa, I beg to differ about the sample support, Fruityloops is just one big sampler, with vst support.
I have done things with percussion and other sounds, Reason could only dream of doing.
The Fruity Sampler is a very very powerfull tool.
I've tried Reason for 2,5 years versions 1, 2, 2.5 and 3.
and FL 5 and 6.
Reason has so much limitations,
I would recommend FL for the very easy learning curve.
Howdie! |
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Louigi Verona
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Topics: 384
Replies: 3827
Registered: 22.Aug.03 |
I never used Reason, but I used FL Studio 3 and now using 4. I can tell you that in this prog you can create any digital effect, do any style of music of any complexity, all that easy to organize and easy to learn. The only thing that's difficult is to actually do good music. FL Studio is highly customizable, it has a good help system both inside the package and a knowledge base on their website, works great with VST, midi input/output, sf2.
http://www.FLStudio-fanworld.org/ |
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SO
Member
Topics: 18
Replies: 101
Registered: 03.Nov.05 |
Louigi Verona wrote on 05 Oct. (10:01) :
I never used Reason, but I used FL Studio 3 and now using 4. I can tell you that in this prog you can create any digital effect, do any style of music of any complexity, all that easy to organize and easy to learn. The only thing that's difficult is to actually do good music. FL Studio is highly customizable, it has a good help system both inside the package and a knowledge base on their website, works great with VST, midi input/output, sf2.
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how come you still on 4? |
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g
Member
Topics: 10
Replies: 2037
Registered: 03.Jan.03 |
Masenka wrote on 05 Oct. (9:32) :
Xa, I beg to differ about the sample support, Fruityloops is just one big sampler, with vst support. |
FL Studio doesn't really support any of the "big" multisample formats natively (unless of course you get the XXL version with DirectWave and SoundFont Player), so I kind of agree with Xa. |
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|2eality
Member
Topics: 2
Replies: 9
Registered: 27.Dec.05 |
Xa, I beg to differ about the sample support, Fruityloops is just one big sampler, with vst support.
I have done things with percussion and other sounds, Reason could only dream of doing.
The Fruity Sampler is a very very powerfull tool. |
Yeah he's rite!!  I just played around with FL Studio Today, at first it was really hard but then once I knew about all the different VST Plugins you can add FL STUDIO CHANGED MY LIFE  J/K LOL, but yeah i still think that FL Studio is a really good program and is easy to use. 
weeEEEEeeee o_0 |
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Louigi Verona
Member
Topics: 384
Replies: 3827
Registered: 22.Aug.03 |
Sunburnt Octopus wrote on 05 Oct. (14:00) :
how come you still on 4? |
You know, just can't take the time to actually update it... + I heard it requires more CPU, FL 5 and 6 and my good old comp is better that way atm 
http://www.fl4.org/ |
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Masenka
Artist
Topics: 8
Replies: 170
Registered: 02.Aug.05 |
s-f wrote on 05 Oct. (17:08) :
Masenka wrote on 05 Oct. (9:32) :
Xa, I beg to differ about the sample support, Fruityloops is just one big sampler, with vst support. |
FL Studio doesn't really support any of the "big" multisample formats natively (unless of course you get the XXL version with DirectWave and SoundFont Player), so I kind of agree with Xa. |
So you agree, FL can handle it, that's the main question right, and it can.
and well, just check out the fruity sampler, it can do more as the nn-xt19
Howdie! |
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Louigi Verona
Member
Topics: 384
Replies: 3827
Registered: 22.Aug.03 |
I use soundfont player plaugin which comes with fl4. if you update, you have it in there as well.
http://www.frogs.org/ |
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g
Member
Topics: 10
Replies: 2037
Registered: 03.Jan.03 |
Masenka wrote on 06 Oct. (9:32) :
So you agree, FL can handle it, that's the main question right, and it can.
and well, just check out the fruity sampler, it can do more as the nn-xt19 |
I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying it doesn't support any major mulitsample formats unless you pay extra.
Louigi Verona wrote on 06 Oct. (9:48) :
I use soundfont player plaugin which comes with fl4. if you update, you have it in there as well. |
Fruity Soundfont Player is $35, Directwave is $99. |
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Louigi Verona
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Topics: 384
Replies: 3827
Registered: 22.Aug.03 |
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Fruity Soundfont Player is $35 |
FL updates are free. if you had FL 3 or 4, you will have soundfont player without paying extra. But yes, you are right. From FL 5 it is not included. However, 35$ is a normal price for a wonderful plugin.
http://www.frogs.org/ |
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