I know this old but Suggestion: I believe doing a tutorial based on reggae using nothing but FL stocx plugins, etc. would be more beneficial to many simple becuz i'm sure there are more ppl interested in this genre but might not be able to spend $50 - $100 on those particular plugins u have. It's not the plugins - it's about being able to use what u hear & whatever u have available to create the music - any kind music. Peace... That whistle was DOPE tho {Thumbs UP}
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Thanks for the tutorial! I'm trying to get into producing my own beats and most of my songs use smooth boom bap or reggae type beats. I'll add a link to the finished song when I release it
sup Bizzy Like your tuts from Africa you indeed educating the global village.may you do afro dancehall naija style,siuth african house or jamaican dancehall any of the styles will be greatly appreciated.thanks
For real game i respect how diverse you keep the content bredda. melody was really good too. and yeah most snares are rimshots really very little bottom end
the reggae chords are played on the second and fourth beats, the kick on the first beat and the snare on the third beat (for the one drop) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ska_stroke en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_drop_rhythm
yo love your tutorials can you PLEEAASSE do an ea sweatshirt tutorial? your so easy to learn from and earls new album has a really unique style I'd like to replicate. thanks if you read this
In the piano roll are you using 1/16 or 1/8 timing Because I don't use FL studio but I do use studio one and we usually use the piano roll for the bass. This is a nice tutorial though I just need to know cuz it's hard to see on my phone.
You ever tried whistling into melodyne and then turning it into midi data, snapping it to a key you want, adjusting the timing then importing the midi to the DAW and using a synth or sample to play it? sick way of doing the melody ...
is there a way to record the melody one whistles directly in FL studio? and also does one need all those plug ins to make good beats? or are the presets sufficient with some music theory basics?