A lot of my efforts go into testing producer goods to assure the quality you're looking for in your production. This means plugin reviews, sample pack reviews, and music gear reviews.
If you're looking to invest in a new plugin, odds are I've done a review on it. As I'm partnered with companies like Cymatics and Cableguys, you can be sure to find quality reviews on some of the most popular plugins and vsts. I've worked with companies like Audio Modern, Sauceware, Soundware, Studio Linked and even the biggest music influencers like Simon Servida Music, Kyle Beats, Evan With A Dope Beat and Top industry producer Ill Mind.
Once you have all your plugins and fancy VSTs, I can show you how to use them to make beats people will actually listen to. From artist type beats and genre tutorials to making your own samples to sell, I have a video on it. Using FL Studio for the past years, I've acquired the skills to teach the beginners and inspire the pros.
I created some drum midis in FL Studio with my Roland kit using a VST from Goran Grooves. Now my son wants to use those midis to trigger sounds from FPC instead of the original samples in my VST. The trouble is, FPC doesn't have a hihat edge pad, just closed hihat, and the ride cymbal behaviour is different...my VST adds bell to the same piano roll line via velocity, FPC needs bell assigned to a separate pad. Added to that, open hihat and cross stick don't match lines with either VST, so a lot of copy/ paste/ moving will be required. So...question: Can FPC be remapped so that its piano roll lines match the same drum/ cymbal assignment as Handy Drums from Goran Grooves, so I don't have to replay all ten songs again/ get involved in some serious repositioning of midi notes?
This is exactly what I needed. Lifesaver video. I have been looking for a method how to sidechain my freaking synth bus to my kick..using audio to trigger on Flstudio. This video saved me from migrating to ableton. Ableton sidechain default compression sidechain is honestly on of the best.
I'd say have both of course. So, what? total of $700? Heck! I used to buy a single orchestral library for $800 during sale. And the good news is that I am getting my Keylab 49 board next month so I'll be getting the software for free which is a big bonus.
You totally train a model of just your speaking but most people change their tone when singing, even when attempting to sing as non-singers. So usually that will always result in a better, more realistic sounding voice model! It also only learns the timbre and accent of your voice so it’s ok if you can’t hit the right notes and rhythm.
now i want to put that midi file into another AI that will make its own interpretation of what music instruments are being played and create a song out of it. kinf of like color photo to black and white photo and then use an ai to colorise the photo again
out of curiousity do you feel cymatics has fallen off over the course of the duration of the pandemic? I remember like... Cymatics used to be good in my opinon; things were just cleaner and not overused like in most packs now; they feel like just copy pastes of the same sounds. I remember grabbing the starter kits and the free packs and being blown away by the quality. Now it just seems like their rushing for money without caring about quality over quantity
I’m really enjoying this video, thank you. Been an omnisphere user since it was atmosphere, never had a crash by the way. It’s awesome hearing some sounds I may have missed, haven’t even finished watching the vid yet, but loving it. 🎹♥️
I was really excited about this. It was not what I ideally hoped for though. After deep diving I found: PROS Glamorous interface. Easy to use. Nice sounds. If you just need to quickly generate a base idea, this can do that. CONS Its canned, i.e. its basically a pretty interface into a finite set of notes\patterns. To say another way, its not algorithmic nor using AI. Interface would have been easier if they simply listed the handful of patterns for each chord, bass, arp. As opposed to say Orb Producer which generates new unique notes based on your parameters. The "parameters" in Pilot basically filter it to select a canned, not spontaneously generated note set. If you create a small number of tunes Pilot is cool. If however you start to create more than 10 tunes, the static patterns and lack of diversity will become apparent. I never write critical reviews. This is a first. I thought people should know what they are getting (and not getting). SUGGESTION If they add AI or make it truly generate new and unique notes and patterns that would be great.
I heard most people found that if you take your kicks curve and use shaper box to draw it's amplitude (ie volume) in reverse - you get a better shape than if you are using a sidechain with release. Ie you can match the volume to the kick scientifically rather than by ear with a release on a sidechain compressor. Plus smart comp4 a soothe 2 can be side chained to do frequency dependent removal/sidechaining/unmasking.
Thanks for your honesty. You're the first person I've found saying you don't think it's worth it. I agree, it's like paying all over again for only a tiny fraction of the features. Maybe for a really low price it would be worth it.
Not sure if other's experience the same thing. I find that you talk too fast, so i have to rewind every few seconds. I'm sure i would love your vids, and am seeing this one through. Should i be the only one, then don't mind. I will watch them anyway.
