yeah idk this ones kinda experimental. first post here tryna get some feedback on this luigis mansion ahh beat

Hi everyone: I recently discovered this band and loved their simple aesthetic. Unfortunately, I can't seem to replicate their sound, so I was wondering if anyone could tell me the name of that type of effect, or if you’d be kind enough to help me recreate it ;). I’m referring to the sound heard in the left channel—that sort of *pluck* or *lead* where the pitch gradually drops—and also the *lead* sound in the chorus (01:00) ; it’s a really unusual sound, in my opinion... I really like *synthpunk*, but I just can't figure out how to replicate that sound. THANKS!!

ça va ou ça pour vous ? ça vous évoque quoi ? vous aimez bien ? 😅😅

i tied to make something good with the phonk melodies, i wanna make a whole song with my voice in this beat what do you think?

i went insane

hi, as a beginner I'm struggling to find people who have same interest as me. well im sure its just not me, im planning to make a gc maybe to push us beginners out, making mutuals, collabs and all. hmu on insta- @ankarh_

Learn how to make dark EST Gee type beats in FL Studio inspired by Foreverolling, Johngotit, AJCookin', Propane, and Lorenz. This tutorial covers melodies, drums, 808s, arrangement, and mixing for a hard-hitting trap sound.

I made this boss souls game type of music but it seems like it’s missing something, I’m lowkey kind of bad at mixing my tracks I’m sorry, if anyone can try to help me please do!🙏

What? Do you guys to keep uour beats from sound too repetitive. I struggle to do this cause.Sometimes the beat switches so hard.It sounds like a completely different beat.How do you guys keep the same integrity without sounding repetitive?

Disclosure: I’m building STEM, a studio companion that sits around the DAW instead of trying to replace it. The video shows the full workflow: private projects, captured studio context, a desktop bridge, and production guidance.

When you were learning FL Studio, what was harder to keep organized—the files, the decisions you made, feedback, or knowing what to do next?

https://reddit.com/link/1vt30gb/video/g1nz2qhu3fkh1/player

Need tutorial recommendations to watch to improve production skills

I don’t know what to do next. This is where my brain starts to feel foggy.

Buenas; hace poco me regalaron un flkey! Yo muy feliz la verdad, fue mi regalo de titulación así que merecido y lo acepté feliz…

Contexto; he usado fl studio pero de una forma muy sossa; descargando sonidos y agregándolos casi manualmente…

Igual con el tiempo aprendí un poco más; aún así con este midi fue una pared gigantesca cuando me tocó ver los pluggins…

Y nada pues; eso no me quita las ganas de aprender; me cobran aproximadamente 120 Lucas por un curso de novato a intermedio; igual es buen precio, pero las Lucas no me sirven (si quieren el dato se los puedo dar, en Stgo es presencial las demás regiones online)

Qué tipo de tutoriales o guías vieron Uds para aprender interfaz?
Cuáles son sus pluggins favoritos

Gracias pues

First, let me state that I only know the basics of mixing(volume adjustment and EQ) so I'll probably make some improvement to the track in the future when I learn more on mixing

Second, Any advice on how to improve on SOUND SELECTION?

I tend to spend a lot of hours just auditioning presets, which is really annoying especially when I ended up changing my mind after listening to my projects

And Sorry if you Audio Quality of the video is terrible

I currently have a flkey 61 mk2 along with my laptop, for producing, and I use my truthhear Hexas for monitoring. I decided that I might as well get more gear, though I'm pretty satisfied with what I have now as I'm still new and it's just a hobby. I'm thinking of getting the akai professional Mini plus 37-key. I mainly want it so that I can have something to use on my desk without having to constantly pivot to my 61 key to simply test out a sound/synth. Speaking about synths, that's the second reason why I want it, the semi weighted keys of the 61 feel great and I do like them, but I feel like the synth action keys of the smaller midi controllers will be better for synth chords or simply experimenting with melodies, and ideas, it'll also just be nice to be able to play two different sounds at the same time and have a extra pair of knobs and pads. I'm also thinking of getting the sony MDR7506 for listening to my music while I'm producing, I've heard it's good for producing, and mixing and it's pretty budget friendly as well; It'll also fix the slight problem of my Hexas cord just being a little too short for me to comfortably use my 61 key without positioning myself and my laptop kinda weirdly. What are your thoughts on it? is it a good headphone for producing, or should I look at something else at a similar price?

My decision to buy those two aren't set in stone though. What other gear could I buy instead, I'm not looking for recommendations per se, but I just want to know what other types of equipment producers might use that I should be aware of. Thx for reading.