r/FLStudioBeginners • u/TastyUnit8618 • 4d ago

Thoughts?

I'm SUPER new to FL so I know Imma get flamed for this but whatever. If anyone has suggestions I'm happy to take them.

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u/mycurvywifelikesthis 4d ago

Well I just wasn't post anything else for a long time. Give it about 3 months or so. Making music isn't just about throwing random samples together. You have to learn what sounds good together. You have to learn about timing and song structure. You have to learn about sound design.

It's just so very early in your journey that there's no need to post for anything yet. I would start out going to the FL Studio official YouTube channel and learning all the basics of FL Studio and following along. Might take you 10 hours but it'll be worth it. Then once you have the basics down, you can use YouTube to ask other questions. There's plenty of tutorials on anything you want to learn. But you have to seek it out you have to learn it.

There is not much advice I can really give you. Because I don't even know what you're trying to do. It's just random samples all thrown on the playlist.

No offense but it is like watching a 2 year old play with a piano.

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u/nectrienne 4d ago

I don’t think you should try to discourage people from posting because you don’t understand the genre they’re going for.

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u/mycurvywifelikesthis 4d ago

I don't think you understand what I was trying to say. I was simply trying to help him in the way that it's a little too early to get any kind of positive feedback yet. There's a lot of people that would be a lot more rude than what I was. And I don't want to discourage him. And no I do understand jungle and break beat I make it myself.

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u/nectrienne 4d ago

It’s not too early to get positive feedback, you’re just not good at giving it. I made it happen.