music you created.
soundcloud.com
Music you created
Jackson Rodriguez
Carson King
bump with myself since its still me
soundcloud.com
Parker Nguyen
youtube.com
mfw I'm john motherfuckin williams
Kayden Cook
mock me all you want:soundcloud.com
Hunter Jenkins
soundcloud.com
really fucking generic i know.
Luke Price
fuck yeah this is dope. is that a real guitar or nah?
Carter Davis
bumping
Carson Jenkins
nah, it was a guitar soundfont mixed with the Hardcore plugin and some compressors.
Christian Stewart
well either way i dig it. dont quit
James Ross
Soundcloud.com/volumnist
Also
nomenclaturepdx.com
Hudson Clark
Thanks mate, i don't normally do songs like that. glad to know i didn't fuck it up.
I'm loving the drums in Black Raton. I wasn't expecting the vocals but they were nice. you missed some high notes if i may criticize something though.
Lincoln Bailey
you use fl?
Hudson Hughes
yeah, i use it for most, if not all of my music.
Ian Bailey
all my stuffs made in fl. its a nice daw
Ethan Ross
posting myself agian since i didnt really put a track in: soundcloud.com
Ethan Anderson
pretty good but not my cup of tea. cookie cutter af
Ian Sullivan
pents tho
Jace Price
wew lad
>checked
It's a great program. Just wish recorded sounds were a little easier to work with internally.
Not savage enough. I like the feeling it gives off. Like something fast and chaotic being slowed down to calm pace.
Brandon Morgan
Witnessed.
Camden Johnson
quints checked by blackk diamondzz
Brayden Wood
what kind of problems?
Kevin Gutierrez
reworded: what isnt easy enough to work with in fl
Samuel Gray
I just find that recording my voice or importing sounds to be more tedious than it should. If i just wanna import a sound to use in a pattern i often have to put it into sampler, and hope it matches the tempo. i might be doing something wrong but i just don't know any easier way.
Dylan Nelson
recording audio: use edison
sampling, import the into the playlist, right click, detect tempo. change sample to tempo and see how many bars it takes up, go back to original song tempo, stretch the sample to the amount of bars it took up in its tempo. change re-sampling settings to either slice stretch, slice map, e2 transient or e2 speech, depending on the sample.