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Piano "cross-hairs" program???? HELP!!!

Posted by ross on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 20:56.

I'm trying to find this music software that I saw at a museum exhibit a few years ago. It basically has a grid of piano keys. You mouse controls where the vertical line (notes) crosses with the horizontal lines (chords). When I saw it, it was running on an OLD Mac, if that helps anybody. If anyone has any idea as to the name of the program I'm talking about, please let me know. It was really cool, and I'd like to find it again.

--Ross

www.kickme.to/schwalbach

Posted by schwalbach am taunus on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 17:12.

Schwalbacher Aktionsfront
http://www.kickme.to/schwalbach

What was I using?

Posted by Judy Mccarthy on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 12:54.

I was on-line looking for a program to convert wave files to midi's. (I have written a few and I have been selling them locally.)

I have found a few, but none I'm too happy with.

The a program that would take a midi file and translate it to sheet music. It had a lot of options, and I was very pleased with it. Since it was one the computer, and I was useing it I didn't worry too much, and went to bed. I tend to give up at 3:00 a.m. (I am convenced there is only one 7:00-11:00, and it isn't a.m.)

I got up at a reasonable time, and the program has disappeared. HELP!!!

Re: What was I using?

Posted by Rimmer on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 20:36.

QUOTE "The a program that would take a midi file and translate it to sheet music"

Midi files to sheet music isn't hard. Wave to a midi file is a completely different matter. Wave files are audio information and a midi file is essentially Word Processor style information of note information, when a note occurs, how hard etc etc etc..

A midi file IS the note information and can be represented by musical score easily. Wave files don't have any information on musical score whatsoever. It is audible music and that's that.

Rimmer

How do you convert mp3s to wavs onm Nero Burining Rom?

Posted by H on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 02:10.

Your supposed to be able to convert the mp3s right in Nero, but I'm not sure how. Please let me know! Thanks

Can I download nero burining rom in internet? where?

Posted by Afshin on Mon, 11/10/2003 - 04:44.

Hello
Can I download nero burining rom in internet? where?
Thank you
Afshin

Cubase sx waweditor

Posted by Tommy on Sat, 03/08/2003 - 21:11.

Hello! I try to open waweditor in sx but get sampleeditor. i read the manual but not good enough in english. Can sombody give me a hint about this?
Tommy

please help !!!!!!!!!

Posted by scott on Sat, 03/08/2003 - 18:29.

if anyone knows how to burn streaming audio to cdr please let me know..........

Re: please help !!!!!!!!!

Posted by Geoff on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 20:30.

You'd have to capture (record) the streaming audio before you think about burning it.

: if anyone knows how to burn streaming audio to cdr please let me know..........

Re: please help !!!!!!!!! - recording streaming audio

Posted by ron gontero on Tue, 05/27/2003 - 01:21.

: You'd have to capture (record) the streaming audio before you think about burning it.

: : if anyone knows how to burn streaming audio to cdr please let me know..........

There is a software product named "Total Recorder" that can be used with common products such as Realaudio. The software essentially diverts the "sound" from the soundcard to an output that you specify.

sound wave cancelling

Posted by Jim on Sat, 03/08/2003 - 17:01.

I am looking for software(prefer freeware)that can analyze the sound from a microphone and produce a sound wave that cancels the original wave thereby creating silence.Take a look at www.nct-active.com for noise buster extreme for a better idea of what I mean.Thanks

Re: sound wave cancelling

Posted by Gecko on Mon, 03/10/2003 - 22:09.

: I am looking for software(prefer freeware)that can analyze the sound from a microphone and produce a sound wave that cancels the original wave thereby creating silence.Take a look at www.nct-active.com for noise buster extreme for a better idea of what I mean.Thanks

Just invert the audio and add it with cool edit or basicly any software.

or are you going for noise cancelation software? if you are then it only really works with head phones, and the micropone very close to the ears.

Gecko

Re: sound wave cancelling

Posted by Fernando on Wed, 09/03/2003 - 17:49.

: : I am looking for software(prefer freeware)that can analyze the sound from a microphone and produce a sound wave that cancels the original wave thereby creating silence.Take a look at www.nct-active.com for noise buster extreme for a better idea of what I mean.Thanks

:
: Just invert the audio and add it with cool edit or basicly any software.

: or are you going for noise cancelation software? if you are then it only really works with head phones, and the micropone very close to the ears.

: Gecko

I'm on the same boat here, why is it not that simple ?

any ideas of where to look for such a piece of sofware ?

any input is appreciated.

Best regards

Fernando.

.....

Posted by Rimmer on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 20:31.

By rights, all you want to do it turn the signal out of phase with itself. This will mean that when the signal is pushing, the alternative signal that is 180 degrees out of phase with the first will be pulling.

Rimmer

Re: .....

Posted by Jim on Wed, 03/12/2003 - 10:03.

I was looking for noise cancellation like they use to block sound on airplanes.I guess realtime software to do this may not exist.Thanks for your feedback.I wanted to use this to quiet intermittent noise in my home by monitoring the sounds with a PC and having it produce reverse phase.Maybe too tall an order.Thanks again

Re: .....

Posted by Gecko on Thu, 03/13/2003 - 00:00.

Okay Jim,

Because the original noise source is different than where the reverse phase is being played from, and the listener is at an indeterminate place in the room, revering the phase to cancel noise in the room will not work.

To make silence you either have to reverse the sound source to make it quiet, or reverse the sound just before it enters the ears. just somewhere in the room will not work weather you do it in software of hardware.

Hope that makes sense

: I was looking for noise cancellation like they use to block sound on airplanes.I guess realtime software to do this may not exist.Thanks for your feedback.I wanted to use this to quiet intermittent noise in my home by monitoring the sounds with a PC and having it produce reverse phase.Maybe too tall an order.Thanks again

Re: .....

Posted by Jim on Mon, 03/10/2003 - 10:29.

OK I knew that do you know of a program that can monitor the signal and produce a wave that will cancel the original wave.I have searched but am unable to find such a thing.Thanks

Re: .....

Posted by Rimmer on Tue, 03/11/2003 - 07:00.

I think you will find that most DAW sequencers and some editing programs will allow you to reverse the phase. What program you use depends on what computer platform you use. I use a Mac and use Peak and Logic Audio. I rarely, if ever phase reverse anything other than during a multi mic'ing situation and then I will us the phase switch on a desk

Rimmer

Re: .....

Posted by Jim on Tue, 03/11/2003 - 13:36.

So I might do better using an electronic circuit than software?

Re: .....

Posted by Rimmer on Tue, 03/11/2003 - 20:25.

I'm a little confused as to what you are trying to do and why.

Creating a contrary wave to cancel the original has to be a reverse of the original wave for it to effectively cancel. Why would you want to do this out of interest?

If you had two mic's in a room and reversed the phase of one of them, it would not create silence. Why? because the two sound sources are actually different. It could sound very strange depending on the mic placement. Recording a wave from one mic, copying the wave and then playing it back at exactly the same time as the original, but out of phase should give you what you want. If you were to send one of the waves to a phase reverse circuit on a mixing desk and then route it back to the computer, it would likely not cancel properly as the delay in the travelling distance for the round trip through the desk would create a shift in the wave's respective timing and probably cause a phasing effect.

If you phase reversed with a wave editor and got it right, you would end up with silence (well...)

Whoopey.. !

:0)

Rimmer

Cubase: recording out of sync

Posted by Caleb on Sat, 03/08/2003 - 16:59.

recording out of sync

This popular thread has been given its own page : Cubase: recording out of sync

analogue recording programs

Posted by mel on Sat, 03/08/2003 - 12:40.

i have tried to find a program that is easy to use and stores the songs in a wave format that can be read by other programs, they all seem to be different is it not possible to have a din standered or would that be against what they say is healthy compatition in the market place. still thats another subject.i am useing N Track at the moment and it keeps losing the songs i record and that makes me very angry,plus the so called wave format can not be read by any other program.
so i hope someone can come up with a good alternative for me, thanks in anticipation
yours Mel.

Re: analogue recording programs

Posted by Rimmer on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 20:28.

Wave and Aif. The most popular uncompressed audio standards should be easily read by any popular audio application.

If you have problems with this, you are either using the wrong applications or the wrong computer..

Rimmer

what software does neptunes use

Posted by fazy on Sat, 03/08/2003 - 11:25.

i wanna know this for future refrence ;)

This Site Tells It All

Posted by Somthin Fierce on Wed, 11/17/2004 - 00:30.

Go to http://www.hiphopgame.com/index2.php3?page=neptunes it is an interview with The Neptunes. They beak down what software as well as what hardware they use.

Re: what software does neptunes use

Posted by dj krazy on Mon, 08/23/2004 - 06:29.

pliz find out!!

Re: what software does neptunes use

Posted by CatoStrophic Noize on Mon, 08/11/2003 - 17:41.

They are using pro tools, as well as using the Trioton Keyboard Series

Re: what software does neptunes use

Posted by phat john on Mon, 04/21/2003 - 17:24.

: i wanna know this for future refrence ;)

Re: what software does neptunes use

Posted by MF on Thu, 02/12/2004 - 13:35.

They use Pro Tools as Audio Editing Software but the beats are programmed on an old Korg Workstation and an ASR-10 (so they say at least).

Re: what software does neptunes use

Posted by Blazin' on Tue, 05/20/2003 - 16:43.

Pro Tools

Macintorch - are u out there?

Posted by Jason Horton on Fri, 03/07/2003 - 21:08.

I've been doing a lot of work on the discussion forums
at Hitsquad recently and in the process I've come across
a lot of the old posts from Macintorch, and I realized
how much I missed these often thought-provoking conversations.

If you want to know what I mean <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/cgi/htdig/htsearch.cgi?method=and&format=builtin-long&config=htdig_forum&restrict=&exclude=&words=Macintorch" target="_top">check out these threads</a>.

Macintorch, if you're lurking come on back - we miss you.

Jason Horton.

Re: Macintorch - are u out there?

Posted by Rimmer on Sat, 03/08/2003 - 09:00.

He was a loveable fruitcake...

:(

Rimmer

dance station

Posted by phil on Fri, 03/07/2003 - 20:27.

hi, i brought a dance station
http://www.dancestation.com/
ages ago and it was brilliant to use as trigger for samples (recorded wav files) when i was mixing. i recently brought the new usb version of the keyboard (mk-225c) and it does not work correctly with the software, has anyone got got any ideas on how to fix it, of better still anyone got any info on other software. i want to use the keyboard to simply trigger sampled sounds while mixing, any help would be great.

cheers
phil

Converting casette tapes and LP's to CD's

Posted by Keith Clarke on Fri, 03/07/2003 - 17:55.

I have a number of tapes and LP's and it would be more managable if I could record them on CD's. As it is not we do not use the Tape player or the LP phonograph. Any help would be appreciated. I have a CD burner.

Thanks

Keith Clarke

Re: Converting casette tapes and LP's to CD's

Posted by shaks on Sun, 03/09/2003 - 00:38.

i would record my cassttes and LPs first as Wav files.. using any wave editor with real time recording capabilities ( soundforge, wavelab).. second, use a mastering tool ( steinberg clean etc ) to get rid of the noise and hiss and all that crap. and finally burn the mastered version on CDs using any of the CD burners .. ( NERO burning ROM)
:) pretty simple eh :)

Increasing Amplication of CD after burning from LP

Posted by Herbert Bickel on Mon, 07/28/2003 - 12:08.

Am enthusiastically interested in burning some of my LP's to CD's. Am using Roxio CD Creator 5, Windows XP, and followed your instructions to change my sound recorder on my Dell Dimension 8200 to 44,100Hz, 16 bit Stereo. I get great results w/CD to CD and also good results LP to CD. However, after burning my LP's, I have noticed that I must turn up the volume when playing them back on my CD player. I am using an RCA Mini Stereo Amplifier which has Output Power of 1.8 Watts Per Channel. I have tried altering the Input level on Sound Stream to no avail. Am wondering if I need a higher capacity Amplifier. Any help/direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Herb

Re: Converting casette tapes and LP's to CD's

Posted by simon hull on Thu, 03/27/2003 - 20:49.

Hello everyone,
Trying to convert records and tapes to cd. Any useful hints from web sites.I do have realplayer and windows media on my pc.and a turntable with leads which can plug into the back of my pc. Have a burner as well Would love a reply. Thankyou Simon Hull

Re: Converting casette tapes and LP's to CD's

Posted by mal on Tue, 02/10/2004 - 19:54.

me too...

Free Online Piano Lessons (theory, techniques, tips, principles)

Posted by sd on Fri, 03/07/2003 - 17:51.

Just wanted to inform everyone about HearandPlay.com's Updates to the site. There are over 60 free online lessons, a 10-day course, and several resources and tools.

Visit: http://www.hearandplay.com

(Below is a list of some of the topics covered on the website)

Thank you,
www.Hearandplay.com

----------------------------
Chords. The topics include:

Major Triads

Minor Triads

Major Seventh Chords

Minor Seventh Chords

Dominant Seventh Chords

Major Sixth Chords

Minor Sixth Chords

Diminished Seventh Chords

Half Diminished Seventh Chords / Minor Seventh with Lowered 5th Chords

Major Ninth Chords

Minor Ninth Chords

Dominant Ninth Chords

Major Eleventh Chords

Minor Eleventh Chords

Dominant Eleventh Chords

Major Thirteenth Chords

Minor Thirteenth Chords

Dominant Thirteenth Chords

.... and several altered chords like ...

C7 (-9)

D11 (+9)

Bb13 (-9 +11)

Music Theory
Are you familiar with the terms Aeolian mode, Phrygian mode, Tonic, and Submediant? How about major thirds, minor thirds, perfect fifths, octaves, unison intervals, minor sixths, major sevenths, and terms like that? The topics include:

Sight Reading Techniques

Techniques like "Circle of Fifths"

Scale Degree Principles like Tonic, Supertonic, & Mediant scale names

Modal Theory such as Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian ... and the list goes on!

Chord construction (Example: I Major Triad + bVii Major Triad = Dominant Eleventh Chord) ... learn tons of little tricks & secrets ....

Ear-Theory Principles & Techniques

Chord Family Principles ---- Dominant Preparation chords, Secondary Dominant and Diminished Chords

Harmonic Direction Principles

Chord Inversions such as root, first, second, and third inversions

Chord Alteration Principles

Chord Harmonization Principles

Upper & Lower Neighboring & passing tones

Chord Tone recognition techniques & secrets

Listening Techniques (once you've learned a song)

Hymns
Our award winning four-step technique will take you through several hymns like Amazing Grace, "O Come, Let Us Adore Thee", "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" and more! You will learn how to take the melody of a hymn and create chords to accompany it. This process has been used by thousands of our students with a countless number of hymns, choral arrangements, anthems, and more. The best part about these these techniques is that they are universal --- which means that you can use them to play virtually any song you want ...

Step-by-Step Instructions

Sound files to accompany every song (over 300)

Both sight reading and ear training exercises for every hymn

Chord Alteration exercises

Listening techniques

Chord Progressions
Do you know what a 2-5-1 or "3-6-2-5-1" progression is? Or perhaps the famous 12-bar Blues Chord Progression? At Hearandplay.com, you will not only learn how to play gospel, blues, and jazz progressions, but how to recognize them in songs. In addition, you will learn the simple techniques to playing these progressions, hymns, and songs in all 12 major keys! ... Enjoy learning:

The famous "2-5-1" Chord Progression

I - IV - I - V - I Chord Progressions

I - IV - V - IV - I Chord Progressions

Techniques behind the famous "5-->1" progression

I --> IV, I --> V Chord Progressions

"Circle of Fifths" Chord Exercises

Major and Minor Chord Progressions

"6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

"3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

"7 - 3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

Gospel Chord Progressions ... ranging from "up-tempo praise" chord Progressions to "worship-oriented" chord progressions

Various Blues Progressions ... 12-bar, seventh chords, diminished chords ... and others

Jazz Chord Progressions ... using dominant ninth, eleventh and thirteenth chords

Study the different types of Root Progressions ... ... closing, opening, circular and other types of progressions

Study how chord tones and scale degrees relate to each other [which chord progressions are most likely to be compatible ...]

Learn various "turn-around" progressions [used in gospel music]

Check out the website at: http://www.hearandplay.com

Please send piano lessons

Posted by prakash on Wed, 08/25/2004 - 07:51.

: Just wanted to inform everyone about <B style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">HearandPlay</B>.com's Updates to the site. There are over 60 free online lessons, a 10-day course, and several resources and tools.

: Visit: http://www.<B style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">hearandplay</B>.com

: (Below is a list of some of the topics covered on the website)

: Thank you,
: www.<B style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">Hearandplay</B>.com

: ----------------------------
: Chords. The topics include:

:
: Major Triads

: Minor Triads

: Major Seventh Chords

: Minor Seventh Chords

: Dominant Seventh Chords

: Major Sixth Chords

: Minor Sixth Chords

: Diminished Seventh Chords

: Half Diminished Seventh Chords / Minor Seventh with Lowered 5th Chords

: Major Ninth Chords

: Minor Ninth Chords

: Dominant Ninth Chords

: Major Eleventh Chords

: Minor Eleventh Chords

: Dominant Eleventh Chords

: Major Thirteenth Chords

: Minor Thirteenth Chords

: Dominant Thirteenth Chords

: .... and several altered chords like ...

: C7 (-9)

: D11 (+9)

: Bb13 (-9 +11)

: Music Theory
: Are you familiar with the terms Aeolian mode, Phrygian mode, Tonic, and Submediant? How about major thirds, minor thirds, perfect fifths, octaves, unison intervals, minor sixths, major sevenths, and terms like that? The topics include:

: Sight Reading Techniques

: Techniques like "Circle of Fifths"

: Scale Degree Principles like Tonic, Supertonic, & Mediant scale names

: Modal Theory such as Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian ... and the list goes on!

: Chord construction (Example: I Major Triad + bVii Major Triad = Dominant Eleventh Chord) ... learn tons of little tricks & secrets ....

: Ear-Theory Principles & Techniques

: Chord Family Principles ---- Dominant Preparation chords, Secondary Dominant and Diminished Chords

: Harmonic Direction Principles

: Chord Inversions such as root, first, second, and third inversions

: Chord Alteration Principles

: Chord Harmonization Principles

: Upper & Lower Neighboring & passing tones

: Chord Tone recognition techniques & secrets

: Listening Techniques (once you've learned a song)

: Hymns
: Our award winning four-step technique will take you through several hymns like Amazing Grace, "O Come, Let Us Adore Thee", "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" and more! You will learn how to take the melody of a hymn and create chords to accompany it. This process has been used by thousands of our students with a countless number of hymns, choral arrangements, anthems, and more. The best part about these these techniques is that they are universal --- which means that you can use them to play virtually any song you want ...

: Step-by-Step Instructions

: Sound files to accompany every song (over 300)

: Both sight reading and ear training exercises for every hymn

: Chord Alteration exercises

: Listening techniques

: Chord Progressions
: Do you know what a 2-5-1 or "3-6-2-5-1" progression is? Or perhaps the famous 12-bar Blues Chord Progression? At <B style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">Hearandplay</B>.com, you will not only learn how to play gospel, blues, and jazz progressions, but how to recognize them in songs. In addition, you will learn the simple techniques to playing these progressions, hymns, and songs in all 12 major keys! ... Enjoy learning:

: The famous "2-5-1" Chord Progression

: I - IV - I - V - I Chord Progressions

: I - IV - V - IV - I Chord Progressions

: Techniques behind the famous "5-->1" progression

: I --> IV, I --> V Chord Progressions

: "Circle of Fifths" Chord Exercises

: Major and Minor Chord Progressions

: "6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

: "3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

: "7 - 3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions

: Gospel Chord Progressions ... ranging from "up-tempo praise" chord Progressions to "worship-oriented" chord progressions

: Various Blues Progressions ... 12-bar, seventh chords, diminished chords ... and others

: Jazz Chord Progressions ... using dominant ninth, eleventh and thirteenth chords

: Study the different types of Root Progressions ... ... closing, opening, circular and other types of progressions

: Study how chord tones and scale degrees relate to each other [which chord progressions are most likely to be compatible ...]

: Learn various "turn-around" progressions [used in gospel music]

: Check out the website at: http://www.<B style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">hearandplay</B>.com

File conversions

Posted by Ryan on Fri, 03/07/2003 - 12:57.

How do i convert Sony OMG files to wma, wav or Mp3?
Open mg judebox does not allow this.....

Re: File conversions

Posted by a on Wed, 06/04/2003 - 13:54.

: How do i convert Sony OMG files to wma, wav or Mp3?
: Open mg judebox does not allow this.....

the only way I see right now (sony VAIO with flash card build in) to buy a card and check files out to it or to use the media (mostly sony made) that would be recognised by their original software.

bloody monopolists

Re: File conversions

Posted by RalphMiz on Sun, 04/20/2003 - 10:36.

: How do i convert Sony OMG files to wma, wav or Mp3?
: Open mg judebox does not allow this.....

The truth -- it seems like its a common problem, I have the same one, and I can't seem to find out how to do it anywhere!

I GOT FRUITYLOOPS 3.5.6 AND IT'S HOT!

Posted by SHADOW on Fri, 03/07/2003 - 10:28.

LISTEN, I'M HEAVY INTO HIPHOP AND SHIT, SINCE I GOT FRUITYLOOPS EVERYTHINGS BEEN SO GOOD. ALL MY BEATS ARE TOP QUALITY AND TO MY LIKING. ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN GETTING IT, HIT ME UP AT MY EMAIL. I WILL ALSO GIVE YOU THOUSANDS OF .WAV SOUNDS AND SAMPLES, PLUS I'LL EVEN SHOW YOU HOW TO USE IT. EVERY OTHER PROGRAM I USED TURNED MY MUSIC TO SHIT, BUT FRUITYLOOPS IS THE BEST! COME CHECK IT OUT!

Re: I GOT FRUITYLOOPS 3.5.6 AND IT'S HOT!

Posted by Lucky on Fri, 08/08/2003 - 15:21.

: LISTEN, I'M HEAVY INTO HIPHOP AND SHIT, SINCE I GOT FRUITYLOOPS EVERYTHINGS BEEN SO GOOD. ALL MY BEATS ARE TOP QUALITY AND TO MY LIKING. ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN GETTING IT, HIT ME UP AT MY EMAIL. I WILL ALSO GIVE YOU THOUSANDS OF .WAV SOUNDS AND SAMPLES, PLUS I'LL EVEN SHOW YOU HOW TO USE IT. EVERY OTHER PROGRAM I USED TURNED MY MUSIC TO SHIT, BUT FRUITYLOOPS IS THE BEST! COME CHECK IT OUT!

Re: I GOT FRUITYLOOPS 3.5.6 AND IT'S HOT!

Posted by neo on Thu, 04/01/2004 - 11:18.

hey man, i need u help me i wanna frutyloops 3.5 i can't find it if u can help me write me plz ok aight.

: : LISTEN, I'M HEAVY INTO HIPHOP AND SHIT, SINCE I GOT FRUITYLOOPS EVERYTHINGS BEEN SO GOOD. ALL MY BEATS ARE TOP QUALITY AND TO MY LIKING. ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN GETTING IT, HIT ME UP AT MY EMAIL. I WILL ALSO GIVE YOU THOUSANDS OF .WAV SOUNDS AND SAMPLES, PLUS I'LL EVEN SHOW YOU HOW TO USE IT. EVERY OTHER PROGRAM I USED TURNED MY MUSIC TO SHIT, BUT FRUITYLOOPS IS THE BEST! COME CHECK IT OUT!

Re: I GOT FRUITYLOOPS 3.5.6 AND IT'S HOT!

Posted by sean on Wed, 02/04/2004 - 14:36.

: : LISTEN, I'M HEAVY INTO HIPHOP AND SHIT, SINCE I GOT FRUITYLOOPS EVERYTHINGS BEEN SO GOOD. ALL MY BEATS ARE TOP QUALITY AND TO MY LIKING. ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN GETTING IT, HIT ME UP AT MY EMAIL. I WILL ALSO GIVE YOU THOUSANDS OF .WAV SOUNDS AND SAMPLES, PLUS I'LL EVEN SHOW YOU HOW TO USE IT. EVERY OTHER PROGRAM I USED TURNED MY MUSIC TO SHIT, BUT FRUITYLOOPS IS THE BEST! COME CHECK IT OUT!

yo im in to hiphop myself i make beats im looking for some hot sounds for my fruityloops 3.56

Re: I GOT FRUITYLOOPS 3.5.6 AND IT'S HOT!

Posted by Leon on Mon, 12/27/2004 - 10:42.

Hey there what i really need is samples of strings and other sounds for making hip hop and also grimey garage tunes, so if u can help me let me no asap........

Re: I GOT FRUITYLOOPS 3.5.6 AND IT'S HOT!

Posted by The hellhound on Thu, 11/13/2003 - 10:10.

: : LISTEN, I'M HEAVY INTO HIPHOP AND SHIT, SINCE I GOT FRUITYLOOPS EVERYTHINGS BEEN SO GOOD. ALL MY BEATS ARE TOP QUALITY AND TO MY LIKING. ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN GETTING IT, HIT ME UP AT MY EMAIL. I WILL ALSO GIVE YOU THOUSANDS OF .WAV SOUNDS AND SAMPLES, PLUS I'LL EVEN SHOW YOU HOW TO USE IT. EVERY OTHER PROGRAM I USED TURNED MY MUSIC TO SHIT, BUT FRUITYLOOPS IS THE BEST! COME CHECK IT OUT!
I got fruityloops 3.5.6 too, where can i find good quality samples? and do you know how to create a trance beat?

Got Fruityloops

Posted by Richard Smith on Sat, 06/14/2003 - 21:07.

Alright I have had Fruityloops for 5 months now and still having trouble coming up with beats without trance still beat lines. I'm trying to put a demo together to send to a record company can you help me out. Holla back yo.

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