Making music with FL Studio...?
You don't really need anything else apart from the software (and a mic of course if you want to record vocals). The demo of FL Studio is fully functional but you can't reopen saved projects until you buy a license. You can however export your work to wav or mp3 before exiting the program. If you're serious about making music with this program you'll want to get a license though, so you can keep working on your projects. For recording with a mic you'll need the Producer Edition or Signature version, the cheaper ones don't include audio recording features. You can buy FL Studio with 10% discount with the promo link for new customers https://support.image-line.com/jshop/sho... You can learn more about how to use the program by reading the manual, especially the "making music" chapter http://www.image-line.com/support/FLHelp... Good luck and have fun.
Can you make rock or pop music in FL Studio?
Based on what I’ve read you can do just about anything with FL studio, or any other DAWs. With a decent mic or 2 and a good interface with the right cables you should be able to do what ever kind of music you want to, the DAWS shouldn’t even be a determining factor in music genres.I haven’t read anything negative about FL, that tells me they have happy customers. You can drive yourself crazy wondering about the right DAWS, from what I’ve been able to ascertain, your DAWS is secondary to your mics and interface. I have Reaper, I use Audacity because I’m not bright enough to use Reaper, many don’t consider Audacity a true DAWS, right now it’s working for me doing rock, pop and country. If you know how to use your FL studio, then stick with it. If you really want to confuse yourself with too many opinions go to Gearslutz Pro Audio Community and ask anything pertaining to this and more. Good Luck! Robert
How can I become good at making music with FL Studio?
Remember, it’s just a tool. After you’re done getting comfortable in FL studio, start watching music theory videos. They will help a ton.
Best rock music composition software?
I just started getting into home recording and setup a cheap studio. I've been using Reaper and find it to be very easy to use and has as many features as Cubase and Cakewalk. Also you can grab a free trial that doesn't expire if your not using it for commercial purposes and the registered version is reasonable. Check it out...
Which are the shortcuts in FL Studio that can help while making music?
There is no specific shortcut answer to this question apparently. :) Because for every command there can be a shortcut. It also randomly depends how one handles the software while working and how effectively one is able to produce the desired effects. The best possible way to figure out this query is understanding and learning the various short keys assigned to specific creation and cause. These short keys can also be modified to make things easier while working according to comfort.
Is it possible to make professional-sounding rock music using Soundtrap?
Um, yes.But i would say too that professional-sounding rock is pretty loosely defined.From Weezer to the Rolling Stones - it is all ‘professional’ by definition.You aren’t going to get a good singer, for instance, from a program.Changed my mind.No.
Which Is Better : FL Studio or Ableton live intro?
Ok so i wnat to start making music since music i a passion of mine. My family supports me about it... There is only one problem though , i dont know which daw is better ableton live intro { we are tight on money}or fl studio.Fl studio looks very professional and when ever i hear people make music on there it sounds really good. It would be good if someone who had experience with both of these programs explain to me the pros and cons. Thank u 4 ur time.