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YESSSSSS!!!!!! I've waited long for this! Edit - it won't load into FruityLoops, no!

Use QuadraSID VSTi or use a simple synth with a lofi after it. Works really well.

Ok thanks, I have never actually used it so I was stating it to what I thought it was akin to. Aw well. thans for rectifying that error.

The Collab that's being rumoured around is a new tool being made by Imageline that allows to connect FruityLoops to other computers, like how Cubase SX can run on multiple computers, increasing the amount of RAM and CPU that you can use by how many computers you are using.

Never heard of Psycle but I am assuming it is a freeware sequencer. It works fine with FruityLoops, that I am sure of. Trying to think of a solution for ya but I'll have to get back to you. Edit - I'm also trying to download the Aftershock plugin here but I am having some difficulties getting past the license dealie here as it seems to lead to a dead link. Can someone provide me the link to it or is the file actually not on the server? http://www.dominotesongs.com/vstifw/

This needed to be posted here. This is a vsti that makes pretty decent hoovers, though you'll probably need to put it through a lofi and excite the higher frequencies a bit to get a grungier sounds, but does make real nice hard house hoovers, IMO. http://www.dominotesongs.com/vstifw/hoovermaker/setup.exe

We use samples and vstis for techno drums - what kind of techno drums are you looking for? Glitchy, Tribal, funky-techno, Hard?

For classic detuned saws (as I have experimented with my now deceased Poly 800), it usually only takes two saw oscillators at a detuning of 15~20 cents off from centre. I also found that boosting the highs of the raw detuning was needed (ala 4 kHz+) before you started filtering, even using MDA's Degrade plugin after the high boost to have 100 S&&H at 44.1 kHz/16 bit before the filtering to have a really nice authentic classic sound to it. Then after the filtering you can process the sound further with delays, phasers and choruses and then finally a reverb.

They are saved with your flp file. If you want to have a single note fade, then yeah, trigger a secondary pattern with the events desired. Recommended: For ease, insert a pattern right after the instrument's part (pattern) by selecting the pattern right after the intrument's pattern and hit Ctrl+Shift+Ins. This adds a pattern and now you can sequence the automation as desired using that loop.

So you want one note to go softer than the rest or the note to fade out?

Uhhhhhh.... ok. It's like MIDI-based turntablism... or a hybrid of turntablism and casiocore with a.... uhhhh... yeah. Ok. Um. Yeah. To me this really ... uh... ok, damn it. I'm lost for words. But it gave me a few ideas, none the less.

No, it's not that it's a beta. I've never heard that one before. It is, however, that pirated versions of FL tend to be missing samples found in the demo projects. I know because it happened to me when I tried to pirate it (for the record I actually did buy the producer edition). I do realise this but I also heard the beta also suffered from this, as to discourage pirating the betas, which the pirating of betas is sadly the practice of pirating these days. They are much easier to crack with the betas than the released product.

Did you buy it? Pirated versions I hear have that problem, one of the main reasons being is that the program you actually get is a beta. So did you really buy the software?

Ok, sorry, but we have this question one too many times asked and it gets on our nerves. The frequency of the question shall provide you with sufficient help when you use the Search button on the forum. This is a very useful tool for such elementary questions, or you can use Google to look up Creative's website where you may get more information on it.

Not really. If what he has to say in his post isn't interesting enough, he'll make it up!

Seems the reverb on some things is a bit wet. Otherwise pretty tight.

Favourite.Remix.by.Proticity I've never been a fan of Proticity's works but this one kinda did it for me. There is at least one track I enjoy. Mind you, this remix is from one of the only few games on the SNES that I did enjoy.

A fellow, Albertan, hello!

sample is here: http://echogames.com/~apm/upload/files/pwmsaw-sweep.mp3

Ok, the Juno X2 is a not so good emulation of the Alpha Juno. It has the ability to pulse width modulate a saw wave which I am not too sure if any other synths are capable of doing this.

Ok, time for me to ask something from you guys. I want a VSTi that can pulse modulate a saw wave. I have the JunoX2, I can do that but I am looking for a more efficient VSTi than that. Gotta be free. Or am I just looking over the obvious here?

When did I run over that guy? I recall no such time. I've never been drunk enough to not recall periods. If I ran over a guy, I would know. So please tell me when. Cuz I don't know when.

Very true. Even I've been snarling, which is very uncommon for me to do. Mind you, it was unmod and I can do that - outside I have never flamed a noob whatsoever. It wouldn't feel right.

Come into a discussion open minded. Be prepared to quickly change your mood. Whether it be about debate, be informative, or a sarcasm smorgasborg. If you sense sarcasm but still don't find the humour, stick around a little longer. You'll understand. It's just like real life. If you want to engage in serious debate, lurk a bit, see who posts in an intelligent manner and check out who he hangs with. If you are here for shits and giggles, find the more humourous people, the people who always talk with their tongue in their cheek. If you come here to learn, find people who bring forth knowledge and general know-how. Doing this lets you be able to remember names of the posters on the board quicker and not feel so overwhelmed.

Land of Cockaigne's Panzertank PM4 or this OxeVST who I forgot made this or where it can be found. It's quite cool. 8 oscillators that can be modulated or something. Has a whole matrix of modulation controls and that.