Fruity Loops

tiedye · #1 (**permalink**) Jan 05, 06

does anyone know where to find some good Fruity Loops sample packs? I found a lame one for making jungle, but it was like sludgey techno effects.... I really need to invest in some tables.

Technix · #2 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

So I'm confused here. Do you want to MAKE music or MIX music?

Decks4mixing, Fruity4producing.

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I recommend Cakewalk Sonar and Plasma for making choonz.

decypher · #3 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

lol obviously he wants to make music you douche, he just said he was looking for samples to make music.

Technix · #4 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

^ That doesn't happen with tables, DOUCHE.

Don't be questioning my producing/mastering skills.

Class is in session at http://www.fnk.ca/board/showthread.php?t=89290

tiedye · #5 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

you're right, decypher.. I can't afford tables due to the fact that I'm just beginning work and have to dish out cash for rent/food/concubines/etc. so I'm going to start producing my own tracks for the hell of it. Who knows, maybe I'll bust out some fat music over the next few months, or maybe I'll resort to trance. Yeah, I said it.

optimum sound · #6 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

Wa dude, you are a douche. I say use whatever gets the job done no exception.
Sorry to hijack your thread tiedye but I would recommend any samples from the Native Instruments library, they are top notch and all sound very crisp.

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Originally Posted by TeCHniX

Fruity4producing.

Technix · #7 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

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Originally Posted by optimum sound

Wa dude, you are a douche.

Learn to master mixes, masturbater.

optimum sound · #8 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

enough said

FeelGood · #9 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

douche.
i love that word.

Hero.Skye · #10 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

If you have Battery 2, the packs for it are pretty good. give that a whirl.

tiedye · #11 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

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Originally Posted by rio

If you have Battery 2, the packs for it are pretty good. give that a whirl.

thanks rio, much appreciated. I'll look into it right away.

Quote:

Originally Posted by optimum sound

Wa dude, you are a douche. I say use whatever gets the job done no exception.
Sorry to hijack your thread tiedye but I would recommend any samples from the Native Instruments library, they are top notch and all sound very crisp.

No worries, jack away. Thanks for the suggestion though, I've got a sample pack of Native American Sounds which I like, so I'll look into Native Instruments and see if it's the same thing.

god damned FNK.. can someone ask for advice without being hounded by drama and elitism? Thanks again, decypher, rio, and optimum

Rytalin · #12 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

Fruityloops samplepacks?

any wave packs work fine, but what I really like to do is use soundfonts. Chop up a breakbeat in Recycle, or any other beatslicer, and have each midi note = a different drum.

There's a ReFill out there called Jungle Warfare... its all REX files and othe stuff made proprietary to propellorhead software (FU P-hedz), but I'm sure it can be converted.

decypher · #13 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

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Originally Posted by TeCHniX

^ That doesn't happen with tables, DOUCHE.

Don't be questioning my producing/mastering skills.

Class is in session at http://www.fnk.ca/board/showthread.php?t=89290

wtf you on about? You can make music with turntables, ever heard of a little thing called sampling? Hip hop might have used it once or twice, not sure really. hmmmmmm

HMMMMMMMMMMMMM

-evil-duerr- · #14 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

^ ya, or turntablism?

jeeez. you made a big booboo Technix.

decypher · #15 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

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Originally Posted by eighty5

douche.
i love that word.

Yeh i've been resurecting that one the last couple months and it's been getting a pretty good response haha.

Skyles · #16 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

I usually shut the hell up when I see what morons write on here... but seriously who the hell put you on a pedestal technix.. I really hope you realize how much of a douche you really are after reading a few of your posts. That's just a horrible negative and condescending attitude, I hope you change your manor and it takes you out of your mom’s basement one of these days. Just because you know how to use a peak analysis tool, doesn’t mean you’re the shit. If your such a bigshot learn some industry standards and then come back and tell me "why" adobe audition or cakewalk/plasma isn't being used in the majority of professional environments. Use your ears not the lines on the screen.

On a side note, Best Services, East West and Illio all have top notch libraries available in Akai, Intakt/Kontakt/Kompakt, and Giga Format.

good call on the resurgence of the word douche, it was needed. ;)

optimum sound · #17 (**permalink**) Jan 06, 06

You must spread some Karma around before giving it to Skyles again.

(val)Liam · #18 (**permalink**) Jan 10, 06

I'm sorry, but for the sake of argument didn't decypher take the first shot at technix? I didn't think it was really necessary to call him a douche...

as for samplebanks... east/west (adrenaline drums, vapor), spectrasonics (stylus rmx, trilogy), and native instrument (battery, kontakt) programs are all solid... rytalin mention REX samples too, which are great for putting extra layers to your beats after your initial beats are made...

edit: I'm thinking in vsts though... and I don't use FL Studio, so sorry if that doesn't really help all that much...