the full fruityloops package is getting pretty complex, but still tends to favour four to the floor dance stompers. If you want to pull together sample based music, you could go the acid route (much more satisfying results than fruity loops as a beginner) - a free cutdown version is at here and download the free cutdown version acid express, or buy a copy of acid music for around £30. If its just sequencing, get a free version of cubasis from the disc on the front of Computer Music magazine.
And er make music...
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:38,
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And er make music...
... but 27MB? My dialup will never stand it.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:41,
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... sadly at work - although we have nice quick connection, we don't have a CD burner.
Oh well. 12% done.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:55,
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Oh well. 12% done.
I'll see how I get on with this Acid thing. It sounds interesting.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:20,
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well let us know if you do, ive got plenty of old soft samplers/sequencers etc lying around collecting dust, ACID amongst them.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:28,
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if this cuts out now... i'm going to go "grr.." and hit the keyboard - and turn off the PC too quickly. That'll show it.
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 17:18,
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as fine as www.dictionaraoke.org?
I particularly liked the ramones and snoop doggy dogg covers...inspired obsessiveness like this will be rewarded in heaven...
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 15:42,
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I particularly liked the ramones and snoop doggy dogg covers...inspired obsessiveness like this will be rewarded in heaven...
here but you must buy it if you intend to use it for any period of time ...lalala - nuff said
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Mon 10 Dec 2001, 20:59,
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