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Posted on: 18.02.2010 by Armando Chrystal
Basically I want to get into production what do you believe are some things I should buy (i have fl studio & ableton 8) and no need for monitors, or soundcard have those... are there any other good programs I was believeing along the lines of Nuendo, Cubase, Reason... what are your thoughts and any other hardware (piano, mpd) thank i would appreciate the help
Jeri Francillon
20.02.2010
Originally Posted by jasonj
You don't have to buy anything really.

With FlStudio you can do everything you need. The goal now is to learn how to make the program do backflips for you.

Some suggestions of things you may wanna grab eventually would be Native Instruments Massive, Arturia MiniMoogV, Rob Papen Predetor, Reason.

http://www.kvraudio.com has alot of great free or cheap VST's.

Something else you may wanna look into is to grab sample cd's. Good sample cd's. I have been enjoying the Vengence Sample series.
X2 on the Reason. FL was fun and quick to get into the process of production but Reason just has so much more capability IMO.
Armando Chrystal
18.02.2010		Basically I want to get into production what do you believe are some things I should buy (i have fl studio & ableton 8) and no need for monitors, or soundcard have those... are there any other good programs I was believeing along the lines of Nuendo, Cubase, Reason... what are your thoughts and any other hardware (piano, mpd) thank i would appreciate the help
Ashirumatic DJ
20.02.2010		Yeah I am Using Logic more these days with Reason ReWired into it. As well I have been using Logics internal, Massive, TAL's collection, Arturia, Korg Legacy and a few other pieces.
Still learning how to use them all at the moment.

Loving every minute!

Tobert: Reason has no VST support
ma7md hany
20.02.2010		Yeah, like audio input or VST support.
Jeri Francillon
20.02.2010
Originally Posted by jasonj
You don't have to buy anything really.

With FlStudio you can do everything you need. The goal now is to learn how to make the program do backflips for you.

Some suggestions of things you may wanna grab eventually would be Native Instruments Massive, Arturia MiniMoogV, Rob Papen Predetor, Reason.

http://www.kvraudio.com has alot of great free or cheap VST's.

Something else you may wanna look into is to grab sample cd's. Good sample cd's. I have been enjoying the Vengence Sample series.
X2 on the Reason. FL was fun and quick to get into the process of production but Reason just has so much more capability IMO.
Casey Ari
19.02.2010		http://www.kvraudio.com is a godsend!

the members there are also quite helpful pointing you in the right direction for that sound you want. lots of free VST's too.

The program you use is sort of irrelevant just try all the demo's until you find the one that you prefer to produce on - the one that matches your work flow well.
Ashirumatic DJ
18.02.2010		You don't have to buy anything really.

With FlStudio you can do everything you need. The goal now is to learn how to make the program do backflips for you.

Some suggestions of things you may wanna grab eventually would be Native Instruments Massive, Arturia MiniMoogV, Rob Papen Predetor, Reason.

http://www.kvraudio.com has alot of great free or cheap VST's.

Something else you may wanna look into is to grab sample cd's. Good sample cd's. I have been enjoying the Vengence Sample series.

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