Nifflas' Support Forum
Being Creative => Development Showcase => Topic started by: Razzorman on April 17, 2009, 15:17:23
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I got FL studio a couple of months ago, because I thought it seemed like a nice program to make music in. Then, as I usually do, I completely forgot that I had it and didn't touch it until about a week ago, when I was cleaning up my C: drive. :P
I decided to try to make something with it instead of just deleting it.
Frozen warmth (http://solidfiles.com/d/aqKJ) Since I don't actually know anything about music, would you mind telling me what genre it is?
Once upon a time (http://solidfiles.com/d/0Ra4)
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It's pretty nice.
Very boring, though; I lost interest halfway through. :I
I would probably classify this as downtempo music.
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Thanks. I'll keep that in mind next time. :)
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Frozen warmth..... the feeling when its -10F degrees outside..and the sun hitting down on you...
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Update people (see the first post). I think I will be posting all of my half decent music here in the future. :P
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Ahh, true ambient music. I really enjoy this. :D
More reverb on the pad, tho. And that 'boop boop' thing is too punchy.
Keep it up. :3
EDIT: Actually, everything in this case could use a bit more reverb. XD
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EDIT: Actually, everything in this case could use a bit more reverb. XD
In other words, "make it more interesting!" :O
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EDIT: Actually, everything in this case could use a bit more reverb. XD
In other words, "make it more interesting!" :O
Well, yeah, I suppose; but this track is (in my opinion) already much easier to listen to without getting bored than the other one.
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EDIT: Actually, everything in this case could use a bit more reverb. XD
In other words, "make it more interesting!" :O
Well, yeah, I suppose; but this track is (in my opinion) already much easier to listen to without getting bored than the other one.
Yeah it's definitely not bad.
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Yeah it's definitely not bad.
Did you even read my whole post?
Ahh, true ambient music. I really enjoy this. :D
More reverb on the pad, tho. And that 'boop boop' thing is too punchy.
Keep it up. :3
EDIT: Actually, everything in this case could use a bit more reverb. XD
I believe the track is quite good. But it could be awesome! All it takes is a touch of reverb.
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Yeah it's definitely not bad.
Did you even read my whole post?
Yes? I didn't mean to say you said it's bad, I just mean I think it's not bad. >.>
Like how people eat food or something and say "not bad", like it's not the best thing ever but it's okay.
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Yeah it's definitely not bad.
Did you even read my whole post?
Yes? I didn't mean to say you said it's bad, I just mean I think it's not bad. >.>
Like how people eat food or something and say "not bad", like it's not the best thing ever but it's okay.
Oh. Well, yeah. XD
My bad!
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Ahh, true ambient music. I really enjoy this. :D
More reverb on the pad, tho. And that 'boop boop' thing is too punchy.
Keep it up. :3
EDIT: Actually, everything in this case could use a bit more reverb. XD
I believe the track is quite good. But it could be awesome! All it takes is a touch of reverb.
The original version actually had more reverb, but it made this strange clipping noise at some points, so I had to turn it down. I suppose I could have fixed it with a limiter, but I didn't think of that until now. *headdesk X)
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Ahh, true ambient music. I really enjoy this. :D
More reverb on the pad, tho. And that 'boop boop' thing is too punchy.
Keep it up. :3
EDIT: Actually, everything in this case could use a bit more reverb. XD
I believe the track is quite good. But it could be awesome! All it takes is a touch of reverb.
The original version actually had more reverb, but it made this strange clipping noise at some points, so I had to turn it down. I suppose I could have handled with a limiter, but I didn't think of that until now. *headdesk X)
The clipping noise might have been caused by high CPU usage on the part of FL Studio, which can happen when you have too many high-CPU instruments. There are two solutions to this:
- Switch your sound driver to ASIO4ALL. Go to Options > Audio settings > under the big drop-down box, select ASIO4ALL v2. It spastically decides to not work for me occasionally, but when it does it's awesome.
- Bounce to WAV (File > Export > Wave File) every so often and listen to that instead of playing it in FL.
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No, I have heard that kind of clipping before, and this wasn't it. Besides, I'm already using ASIO4ALL.
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No, I have heard that kind of clipping before, and this wasn't it. Besides, I'm already using ASIO4ALL.
Oh.
Oh, I see. Yeah, you could have used a limiter there. :P