Hi guys, I used to produce quite a bit in high school using fruity loops. I've since lost my touch but am looking to get back into it. I have a few beats that I made back in the day & would love some insight on to where I can get proper VSTs for violins, pianos & possibly sitars. I've currently downloaded Fruity loops 10.
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Pianoteq is great for pianos since it's modeled and not reliant on samples.
Dope, thanks so much my friend. I was wondering if you could help me with another issue. Last FL Studio I used was FL 7 & I enjoyed it very much. I recently downloaded FL 10 & although it's a great program, I'm having trouble figuring out the new patterning use. I understand you can create multiple patterns & paste it to the playlist but I found it much easier to use FL 7 as it allows you to add as many instruments & copy & paste it to create a loop & ultimately it allowed you to play your patterns in song mode. I could add drums & bass for example & play around with the melody as I go. I was wondering if there is a way to play multiple patterns on FL 10 in song mode? as currently it doesn't allow me to play those patterns (song mode) unless I paste them into the playlist. Which doesn't help me add drums & other beats as I listened to the melody.
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Yeah I hear you. Any way to get a cracked version of FL 7? Imagine line doesn't even carry it anymore which sucks & the ones I found were just demo versions
I bought into FL Studio back at 4.0. I get free upgrades for life. Back then it was pretty cheap but nowadays the cheapest version runs $100 or so. That ain't such a bad price given that 4.0 came out in... what... 2003 or so?
If money is an issue, check out Reaper or energyXT. Both are pretty cheap and are actually really good.
Yeah I tired straight out buying it but they don't carry older versions. I got FL 10 so I'll mess around with it & see if I get the same hang of it as I did the older versions. Thanks for your help
Far as the sounds you looking for, Native Instrument's Kontakt is a good starting point. They have all of those things from low to high ass quality libraries.