Producing equipment

[wayniac number1]

so this is a question to all the producers on this side:

which equipment do u use? and what could u recommened?

and i heard much bout Fl studios, but isnt it good if you would add sth. to that equipment? like a tastatur or sth. idk lol

cause i want tow wish me that for my 16thbirthday and all in all it shouldnt be higher than 500 euro

[KidComet]

Re: Producing equipment

Adobe Audition.

[Flame Beats]

Re: Producing equipment

so this is a question to all the producers on this site:

which equipment do u use? and what could u recommened?

and i heard much bout Fl studio, but isnt it good if you would add sth. to that equipment? like a tastatur or sth. idk lol

cause i want to wish me that for my 16th birthday and all in all it shouldnt be higher than 500 euro

what are you saying?? what's "tastatur or sth"???


If you're asking about hardware to go along with your software (like FL Studio), a MIDI keyboard is always good...I still gotta get me one of them. just using a laptop and FL Studio now...


This is a good one. Only $353 (267 euros).
Amazon.com: Akai MPK 49 Controller Keyboard: Musical Instruments

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Adobe Audition.

Audition's more suited toward mixing.

[wayniac number1]

Re: Producing equipment

what are you saying?? what's "tastatur or sth"???


If you're asking about hardware to go along with your software (like FL Studio), a MIDI keyboard is always good...I still gotta get me one of them. just using a laptop and FL Studio now...


This is a good one. Only $353 (267 euros).
Amazon.com: Akai MPK 49 Controller Keyboard: Musical Instruments[COLOR="Silver"]

thanks yeah i meant exactly something like that

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what are you saying?? what's "tastatur or sth"???


If you're asking about hardware to go along with your software (like FL Studio), a MIDI keyboard is always good...I still gotta get me one of them. just using a laptop and FL Studio now...


This is a good one. Only $353 (267 euros).
Amazon.com: Akai MPK 49 Controller Keyboard: Musical Instruments

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Audition's more suited toward mixing.

and can you connect this keyboard with a normal computer ?





and what FL studio version do you u use, or what would u recommened?

[KidComet]

Re: Producing equipment

Ohhh you meant for beat making lol mah badddnesssonnnn

[THA GR8 M8]

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thanks yeah i meant exactly sth. like that

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and can you connect this keyboard with a normal computer ?





and what FL studio version do you u use, or what would u recommened?

Sth? Speak English please if you want replies.

[wayniac number1]

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Sth? Speak English please if you want replies.

lol sth= something

thought this shortcut would be used

[THA GR8 M8]

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lol sth= something

thought this shortcut would be used

Never heard of that shortcut.


But you'll need a beatmaking software: FL Studios, Reason, etc. I have never really tried out producing so I can't tell you my personal favorite... but I've seen different producers all state why each program is the best in their opinion. I guess you just gotta look up each one and see which you think you'll like best. You can probably find a free full version download link for any of the programs online if you don't wanna purchase it yourself. Each program is gunna have specifics needs on your computer so you'll need to find out what kinda soundcard and memory your computer has. Then to add more sounds to your beats: you can look all over the internet for sound packages. Some have different instruments/sounds/noises similar to all of the famous producers out there. And some have just random different sounds/etc. It'll be your best bet to just download them and see if there is sounds you dig in them. Then that's all you'll need to get started, I THINK. Next will be just learning your program. Then learning how to master your beats. Because if you can't master your beats correctly, they'll never sound they way you want them to. Bass won't hit like you want, etc. Then after you become proficient with knowing what you're doing when it comes to beatmaking and whatnot, I'd say then you can go to buying a midi keyboard, a MPC, etc.

That's all I know tbh. But that info should all be correct.

[Mr. Swag]

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I use FL Studio 10 and s MIDI Keyboard. Thats all I need and it works fine ^^

[Flame Beats]

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thanks yeah i meant exactly something like that

---------- Post added at 07:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:04 AM ----------

and can you connect this keyboard with a normal computer ?





and what FL studio version do you u use, or what would u recommened?

I use FL Studio 10. It's the newest version. Don't worry updates are free for life after you buy it. Yeah, you can plug it right in a USB port. and don't ask me how to set it up when you get it
that's what manuals and youtube are for.

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Never heard of that shortcut.


But you'll need a beatmaking software: FL Studios, Reason, etc. I have never really tried out producing so I can't tell you my personal favorite... but I've seen different producers all state why each program is the best in their opinion. I guess you just gotta look up each one and see which you think you'll like best. You can probably find a free full version download link for any of the programs online if you don't wanna purchase it yourself. Each program is gunna have specifics needs on your computer so you'll need to find out what kinda soundcard and memory your computer has. Then to add more sounds to your beats: you can look all over the internet for sound packages. Some have different instruments/sounds/noises similar to all of the famous producers out there. And some have just random different sounds/etc. It'll be your best bet to just download them and see if there is sounds you dig in them. Then that's all you'll need to get started, I THINK. Next will be just learning your program. Then learning how to master your beats. Because if you can't master your beats correctly, they'll never sound they way you want them to. Bass won't hit like you want, etc. Then after you become proficient with knowing what you're doing when it comes to beatmaking and whatnot, I'd say then you can go to buying a midi keyboard, a MPC, etc.

That's all I know tbh. But that info should all be correct.

I'm low on cash now, so I'm sticking with pointing and clicking...but Lex and Jahlil do that and look at them.

[wayniac number1]

Re: Producing equipment

Never heard of that shortcut.


But you'll need a beatmaking software: FL Studios, Reason, etc. I have never really tried out producing so I can't tell you my personal favorite... but I've seen different producers all state why each program is the best in their opinion. I guess you just gotta look up each one and see which you think you'll like best. You can probably find a free full version download link for any of the programs online if you don't wanna purchase it yourself. Each program is gunna have specifics needs on your computer so you'll need to find out what kinda soundcard and memory your computer has. Then to add more sounds to your beats: you can look all over the internet for sound packages. Some have different instruments/sounds/noises similar to all of the famous producers out there. And some have just random different sounds/etc. It'll be your best bet to just download them and see if there is sounds you dig in them. Then that's all you'll need to get started, I THINK. Next will be just learning your program. Then learning how to master your beats. Because if you can't master your beats correctly, they'll never sound they way you want them to. Bass won't hit like you want, etc. Then after you become proficient with knowing what you're doing when it comes to beatmaking and whatnot, I'd say then you can go to buying a midi keyboard, a MPC, etc.

That's all I know tbh. But that info should all be correct.

thanks alot man, thinkin about now if i should buy a extra keyboard...

I use FL Studio 10 and s MIDI Keyboard. Thats all I need and it works fine ^^

why u didnt post any beats yet ?

I use FL Studio 10. It's the newest version. Don't worry updates are free for life after you buy it. Yeah, you can plug it right in a USB port. and don't ask me how to set it up when you get it
that's what manuals and youtube are for. [COLOR="Silver"]

nah i dont mean that . i mean this

Download
Box



FL Studio Signature Bundle
$299
$399



FL Studio Producer Edition
$199
$299



FL Studio Fruity Edition
$99
$139



FL Studio Express
$49
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and sorry for so many questions

[lilweezyfan]

Re: Producing equipment

HAHAHA!!! lol'd so hard i cant even breath HAHA!
you so funny