what

I mix and produce too realer is mid

ok then switch to ableton

You don’t make any sense. Why learn a new program for no reason?

You need to switch to FL it might make your brain flow slither

i used to use fl studio

Why did you switch

i always wanted to learn ableton at first but like i downloaded and was like what the f*** is this.

idk why i decided to go back. i think it had to do with sampling. i watched youtube videos and sampling + sound manipulation workflow looked more appealing.

and my favorite producers use ableton

I don’t care what my favorite artists use.

FL sampler super easy to use.

Don’t see the reason to switch

switch u p****

Reaper audio editing is GOAT

I’m not downgrading DAWs so you have someone to relate to man I’m sorry

Don't know it until u try it

The audio editing workflow in reaper is sick

honestly

use cubase

p****

You’re an idiot

If u know ur daw don't switch

Daws are pretty much all the same let's be honest

reason

The audacity

Just learn FL if you have it

There's nothing bad about FL

1st Song be more specific about the sound is it the wood block or the phased open hi hat with the delay on it?

2nd song on the snare sounds like there is some automated gate reverb being applied whenever the snare hits. Could be a trigger. Sounds like everything went to tape.

3rd song there is a f*** ton of Stereo Imaging or Widening of some sort. The drums have a tape chorus, flangey thing. Sounds like they were slowed down by maybe a Halftime plugin or something.

Sometimes Remix

that Kn X influence getting to u

Yeah man I'm just so bored of making s*** from scratch in my daw. All of the sounds are so synthetic and dull. Samples are way warmer and raw.

I dont even use an MPC to chop these up I just use the grid lines lmao

Also like I love so many genres of music that Samples allow me to just take from whatever I want, Where as makiing from scratch on my computer I can only make like two genres

used to use this cool site
lodopemine.com
it gives you a song to sample, a drumkit, and a random youtube video that has a tip / tutorial.