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You're no Jethro Tull... but it's okay for a sampled flute, I guess. And the song is kinda fun. The guitar is great until it gets all pitch bendy at the end, what the hell is that D:

Mod could also stand for "modulation" Though all-caps means the old tracker file format yes.

find a metronome and tap along

NO

The final storybook will be high-quality, dummy :3

hahahaha No trust me the storybook will be totally worth it p.s. who are you LoL~!!

God, I am a genius. p.s. no problem

Let's give Arek a birthday present e.g. Milkyway Wishes

I have a revision of my last project name idea which may be catchy [i think it is]: The $50 Super Shotgun Project or maybe The $50 Shotgun Project. It's a good name, imo. Hardly a serious one, though, so maybe we think of a good "serious" project name also.

I missed the last show lol

Hit F10 and look at your MIDI options. I think you have "Record to Step Sequencer" enabled.

I wouldn't say it like "all the time!" though. Spacing out the listening will help a lot, and you won't notice anything if you listen to it a bunch right after you finish. Something may sound cool initially, but eventually it may turn completely annoying. Oh "Ghost of Zebes," how I wish I could take back uploading you to VGMix

Do you think it's a buffer problem?

I'm sending you a new version of my song right now, TO heads up

Click on the orange instrument name on the Soundfont Player panel. You don't see a big list of instruments? How big is the file? Did you try redownloading it from a different source?

uh okay it needs to be .sf2 http://www.personalcopy.com/sfpack.htm to convert

A lot of times, yes, there are multiple instruments. What's the soundfont you're trying to work with?

FL Studio doesn't load .sfpack or .sfark, they must be in .sf2 format. You can find converters easily enough on google, though. As for storing them, there's a FLStudio\Data\Patches\Soundfonts\ folder, where I recommend you put them. That way they'll show up in the sample browser on the left under the Soundfonts folder. And that brings me to: A tip for advanced users! This tip has mostly to do with organization and ease of navigation. As far as "where to put samples," I recommend you put all of them in a single folder like C:\Samples\, C:\ being whatever drive you want to put it on, and of course organizing the samples within that folder. This way, especially if you have multiple audio programs, there's a simple directory you can go to for everything, instead of a complicated path like C:\FLStudio6\Data\Patches\Soundfonts\Voice. I also recommend putting a \VST-DX\ folder on the same drive if you can. This is what I do, since I have FL Studio, Cool Edit, Modplug, Schism Tracker, OrgMaker, etc. Hopefully you'll find this organization tip very handy.

Theowne is a pirate lol

Why does piracy always come up in equipment threads, anyway? The last thing a pirate is going to read or acknowledge is a long, lectural post regarding moral consumerism. Also, you're just being a smartass anyway, you don't know they pirated anything, unless they say so, in which case they're idiots for letting people know And it's perfectly plausible that a lot of these people HAVE bought all their stuff. Save your jeers for people you know, please.

OH Well anyway, what are you looking for in software? Easy learning curve? That depends, really. Just find one program and stick with it. Do you want good audio recording functionality? MIDI functionality? Simple interface? Here are some wares [lol not warez] to check out: Cubase Sonar FL Studio Reason Ableton Live Tracktion With the proper knowledge and enough experience you can pretty much make the same quality stuff in any of those programs. and there are more but whatever XD

stud factory

here is my place: http://www.ocremix.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=79199 lol?

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