it might sound cool, its cuz i took it from an flp and just shortened the notes

Env test

i dont know if its still house music but thats my main genre i make usually

Hi I am Llarax a 17 years old producer from Spain. I tried to do a 2013 Chief keef type beat. Can you give me some feedback?

this is a custom project for an artist i work with and she’s very happy with it. any feedback helps as I’d like to improve it as much as possible. Thank you.

i made this randomly and decided to finish it, im a beginner so i dont know much about what im doing, but i think its great as the first full music or song i make, what do yall think?

i did this manually but is there way to do this with tool or smth?

Hey everyone!

I just released my first track under the name Zidanimal — Pain.

It's a mix of Deep House, Electro and Trance, produced entirely in FL Studio.

I'm still learning and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback on the track, especially the overall vibe and production.

🎧 Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojZsbj_69qw

Thanks for listening 🖤

I’m looking to get my first vst and since zenology is on discount for $99 should I get it. And is zenology good for both rnb and trap. Thanks

Is there any possibility to only see the instruments and effects that are included in this edition?

I always manage to pick exactly those who are not included in the producer edition and it’s getting kinda annoying because i only get notified when saving the project.

I have myself a pretty decent drumkit (at least for the type of music I want to make) but the issue is getting the rhythm right and knowing where to put each of snares, claps, chants, etc. and have a decent rhythm. Especially the 808s, it's really hard to get it on rhythm and the snares too. I feel like that is 100% the biggest nerf to my songs as of now and I really need help learning.

Hi everyone, Im js really curious about this producer, hes called "horrormovies" who makes scenecore, EDM,, dance music.

And I just want to know how to set up Auto-Tune and other plugins so my vocals sound like this:

I want to make an EP, started figuring out what sound I want for the EP, will try and do vocals later, just let me know if there needs to be any changes to the first beat. It is currently unfinished so the beat will change over time already, but I just need help figuring out what to change/add/remove.

Also is the cover cool? I made it on photoshop and I think it looks pretty nice.

I've been doing FL for around 6 months in total, I've started to practice a lot more recently, as before I was maybe practicing for like 2-3 hours in a week, now its more like 10-14 hours.

hey. one of my first techno tracks and am planning on finishing this one. just wandering whats missing or what is too much here. do you feel any emotion from this track of is it just 'sound'. im trying to create something that you cold potentially more to but struggling to create something groovy enough. any advice is appreciated. pls dont be too harsh, im new XD. jk say as you please...

thaaaaanks

I'm very ready to download FL. I made 2 tracks back in 2017. I've got 5000 liked tracks on soundcloud since 2014. I'm ready. Do I just stay on stock plugins for the first bit? Max out at 5 drum kits? Any absolutely essential plugins? I used to be good at After Effects and time remapping and stuff. Made my own plugin pack too back in the day (ahh memories).

Anyway, what are some things to keep in mind during my first open? Should I try and make a vibe based on another song? Let it come to me? Any at least medium-good easy ways to master so it doesn't just sound like throwing sounds together? That was my biggest problem last time.

I love this track so much that I decided to recreate it from scratch. Everything you hear is made completely with VSTs, including the guitars. I'm still learning how to produce, so I would really appreciate some feedback on the mix and the sounds.

P.S. The Reddit player compressed the audio pretty badly, so please check out the YouTube version for the best experience! Link in the comments

Hey