Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
6 days ago#2247458
6 days ago#2247479
fl studio is the best daw for actually writing songs btw
its the modern day sheet music and piano
its the modern day sheet music and piano
Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
6 days ago#2248213
i tried using it once when i started out and i was too retarded to figure out how to do stuff in it, it was way faster for me to pick up reaper when i discovered it. as interesting as it is to discuss which one is better, i think daw wars are kind of pointless since all of them serve the exact same purpose but provide different workflowsfl studio is the best daw for actually writing songs btw
its the modern day sheet music and piano
Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
6 days ago#2248244
and you can also script o algoi tried using it once when i started out and i was too retarded to figure out how to do stuff in it, it was way faster for me to pick up reaper when i discovered it. as interesting as it is to discuss which one is better, i think daw wars are kind of pointless since all of them serve the exact same purpose but provide different workflowsShow quoted text
fl studio is the best daw for actually writing songs btw
its the modern day sheet music and piano
6 days ago#2248291
6 days ago#2248307
i never messed around with the reaper scripts, what does that look likeand you can also script o algoShow quoted text
i tried using it once when i started out and i was too retarded to figure out how to do stuff in it, it was way faster for me to pick up reaper when i discovered it. as interesting as it is to discuss which one is better, i think daw wars are kind of pointless since all of them serve the exact same purpose but provide different workflows
Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
6 days ago#2248308
dis niggas using mt powerdrums
6 days ago#2248319
idk any other drum plugins that sound good kekdis niggas using mt powerdrums
Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
6 days ago#2248328
gemmy song doeidk any other drum plugins that sound good kekShow quoted text
dis niggas using mt powerdrums
Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
6 days ago#2248348
https://spectredigital.com/products/extinction-level-event-master-kit/
ts looks and sounds cool but i dont wanna spend allat even though its a relatively fair price for a plugin
i dont think anyone has made a release for audiowarez sadly
ts looks and sounds cool but i dont wanna spend allat even though its a relatively fair price for a plugin
i dont think anyone has made a release for audiowarez sadly
Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
6 days ago#2248377
honestly i used to run mt but at this point its a total meme so any prod who hears it knows its amateurish, still figuring out how the hell i can mix my e kit with nothing but a champ 20 amphttps://spectredigital.com/products/extinction-level-event-master-kit/
ts looks and sounds cool but i dont wanna spend allat even though its a relatively fair price for a plugin
i dont think anyone has made a release for audiowarez sadly
6 days ago#2248433
well yeah i can imagine someone who's serious about audio mixing/ engineering would see it that way but i dont see myself going into that level of music production. it works for me so its shit i dont care abouthonestly i used to run mt but at this point its a total meme so any prod who hears it knows its amateurish, still figuring out how the hell i can mix my e kit with nothing but a champ 20 ampShow quoted text
https://spectredigital.com/products/extinction-level-event-master-kit/
ts looks and sounds cool but i dont wanna spend allat even though its a relatively fair price for a plugin
i dont think anyone has made a release for audiowarez sadly
i wish i had the space and bux for real drums though, being a drummer looks fun
6 days ago#2248495
reaper is amazing at recording but it looks like ass and i dont like fucking with iti tried using it once when i started out and i was too retarded to figure out how to do stuff in it, it was way faster for me to pick up reaper when i discovered it. as interesting as it is to discuss which one is better, i think daw wars are kind of pointless since all of them serve the exact same purpose but provide different workflowsShow quoted text
fl studio is the best daw for actually writing songs btw
its the modern day sheet music and piano
i like something lean and pretty that just works
thats very important when I do pretty much EVERYTHING in the daw, including writing and composition
being able to see every part and how they overlap in one pattern is a godsend for harmony, counterpoint, etc.
while technically a producer, im not really big on programming
i love weird glitchy idm sounds but theyre too time consuming and monotonous to make
im gonna be honest yeah some of the older reaper visual snapshots (like before version7) did look atrocious to me, and skins/themes didnt really help with it either. i'd say it's a lot better now thoughreaper is amazing at recording but it looks like ass and i dont like fucking with itShow quoted text
i tried using it once when i started out and i was too retarded to figure out how to do stuff in it, it was way faster for me to pick up reaper when i discovered it. as interesting as it is to discuss which one is better, i think daw wars are kind of pointless since all of them serve the exact same purpose but provide different workflows
i like something lean and pretty that just works
thats very important when I do pretty much EVERYTHING in the daw, including writing and composition
being able to see every part and how they overlap in one pattern is a godsend for harmony, counterpoint, etc.
while technically a producer, im not really big on programming
i love weird glitchy idm sounds but theyre too time consuming and monotonous to make
on that note of seeing how things interact and overlap with each other in the daw, the majority of me composing happens outside of reaper using tonelibjam (music notation program mostly aimed at guitarists), and then i export the midi tracks into reaper and go from there on mixing and applying plugins, so this isnt really something that applies to me
6 days ago#2248618
i seeim gonna be honest yeah some of the older reaper visual snapshots (like before version7) did look atrocious to me, and skins/themes didnt really help with it either. i'd say it's a lot better now thoughShow quoted text
reaper is amazing at recording but it looks like ass and i dont like fucking with it
i like something lean and pretty that just works
thats very important when I do pretty much EVERYTHING in the daw, including writing and composition
being able to see every part and how they overlap in one pattern is a godsend for harmony, counterpoint, etc.
while technically a producer, im not really big on programming
i love weird glitchy idm sounds but theyre too time consuming and monotonous to make
on that note of seeing how things interact and overlap with each other in the daw, the majority of me composing happens outside of reaper using tonelibjam (music notation program mostly aimed at guitarists), and then i export the midi tracks into reaper and go from there on mixing and applying plugins, so this isnt really something that applies to me
im a vocalist/songwriter (trying to learn keys) so I don't necessarily have an instrument to write with
fl studio makes visualizing the music really easy
tried learning ableton to make some IDM but the piano roll was atrocious
i see why people primarily use it for EDM and pop production
Stratosphere
"Clear a path into the room, and pushing everything off of the table..."
you should try glitch2, its free now, its what i used in my songi seeShow quoted text
im gonna be honest yeah some of the older reaper visual snapshots (like before version7) did look atrocious to me, and skins/themes didnt really help with it either. i'd say it's a lot better now thoughShow quoted text
reaper is amazing at recording but it looks like ass and i dont like fucking with it
i like something lean and pretty that just works
thats very important when I do pretty much EVERYTHING in the daw, including writing and composition
being able to see every part and how they overlap in one pattern is a godsend for harmony, counterpoint, etc.
while technically a producer, im not really big on programming
i love weird glitchy idm sounds but theyre too time consuming and monotonous to make
on that note of seeing how things interact and overlap with each other in the daw, the majority of me composing happens outside of reaper using tonelibjam (music notation program mostly aimed at guitarists), and then i export the midi tracks into reaper and go from there on mixing and applying plugins, so this isnt really something that applies to me
im a vocalist/songwriter (trying to learn keys) so I don't necessarily have an instrument to write with
fl studio makes visualizing the music really easy
tried learning ableton to make some IDM but the piano roll was atrocious
i see why people primarily use it for EDM and pop production
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