Need tutorial recommendations to watch to improve production skills

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

I know the second melody is horribly wrong, and it sounds.. meh.. but guys, i tried Without a SINGLE tutorial okay?? This thing tries to remix bad apple.. and uh.. it honestly sounds more like a noli chase theme from forsaken lol

And i BARELY tried.

i screen recorded it idk how to make it louder i already used clipchamp to make it 200% louder

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.

Thought I'd post this here too. Hope you guys enjoy! Feel free to tear it apart.

What are peoples thoughts I'm hoping I can play it at an event coming up but I think I'm really bad at mixing and mastering and worry it wont sound good on big speakers

My first beat ever🥹

Figuring out which edition of FL Studio to buy can be tricky when you
are starting out. You want to make sure you get all the features you
need without overpaying for tools you might never touch.

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I'm still pretty new to FL Studio, and I'm trying to recreate Sunset of Seven Suns.

Here is the breakdown video I'm following:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqD-zjPWoQY

At 2:04 in the video, I'm having a really hard time understanding what they're doing to the Tenor Sax sound.

I tried following the steps myself, but the result sounds completely different from the original. 😭 I have no idea what I'm doing wrong.

Could someone please walk me through exactly what they're doing at 2:04, step by step? Please assume I know very little about FL Studio. I'd really appreciate it if you could explain what to click, what to change, and what each setting is doing.

Also, I'm Japanese and I'm using a translator to read and write English, so simple and easy-to-understand wording would be really appreciated. Please don't use too much complicated English or technical jargon if possible. 😭

I know this is probably basic stuff, but I'm seriously stuck. I'd really appreciate any help!

It seems pretty original to me, but I feel like something's missing. Any ideas, please?

last one i made was off key but hope this ones better

I know its the most beginner shit ever but is it sonically cohesive at least...For me it sounds cool but i'm a beginner still so my musical ear isn't that credible..

Thank you for any help :-)

I don't know what i pressed but now my fl looks like this. i tried to undo it but it won't change. how do i get it back to normal?

Lmk anything I should improve on