OT OT: FL Studio
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no like i got the beat, then you put it on the playlist thing where its lil squares and what not, but i totally forget how to play/export that part, like where you can insert diff parts (chorus/hooks..etc)
so the beats not 1 sec long...
Ive only messed with it for like 15min and stuff, and its been about a year since I had it last, so Ill pry figure it out soon, but I was juswondering
no like i got the beat, then you put it on the playlist thing where its lil squares and what not, but i totally forget how to play/export that part, like where you can insert diff parts (chorus/hooks..etc)
so the beats not 1 sec long...
Ive only messed with it for like 15min and stuff, and its been about a year since I had it last, so Ill pry figure it out soon, but I was juswondering
thats not what im talking about let just say pro tools 7 (dont have HD) doesnt fill the sound wave as good as sonar when u got da same shit, but we know this dude aint gonna be able 2 get PT HD anythime soon. and best 1 that goes against PT HD is Digital Performer. myself im not sure how well it goes against it people say its better but i rather see for myself.
i use protools. but it's not the only thing that the pro's make music with out there.
there's hella people using Logic, and Nuendo. it all comes down to hardware and what you preference for working with is. Pro tools has risen above the others slightly because of their quality of their hardware interfaces. The program wouldn't work withouth digidesign hardware, so a certain quality was always guaranteed (up until a few year ago... they've started making more affordable packages that work with certain M-audio interfaces.) whereas, the AD/DA conversion quality with Logic and Nuendo could change a lot between something shitty like a soundblaster and something pro like Apogee.
so at the point where you can afford a digidesign HD system or Nuendo or some other with top notch Apogees the sound quality doesn't depend on your woftware nomore. it's more about what you've been used to and certain characteristics you like about a certain program
there's hella people using Logic, and Nuendo. it all comes down to hardware and what you preference for working with is. Pro tools has risen above the others slightly because of their quality of their hardware interfaces. The program wouldn't work withouth digidesign hardware, so a certain quality was always guaranteed (up until a few year ago... they've started making more affordable packages that work with certain M-audio interfaces.) whereas, the AD/DA conversion quality with Logic and Nuendo could change a lot between something shitty like a soundblaster and something pro like Apogee.
so at the point where you can afford a digidesign HD system or Nuendo or some other with top notch Apogees the sound quality doesn't depend on your woftware nomore. it's more about what you've been used to and certain characteristics you like about a certain program