[fruityloops] Re: [fruityloops]
- From: Andrew Ebling <aebling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: fruityloops@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 06 Feb 2002 12:36:20 +0000
Hi moonz,
> I just discovered fruityloops recently so I really haven't actually created
> anything
> lenghty with it yet, but I hope to.
Keep us posted!
> I'm using an M-Audio Delta 1010 for my digital audio, on a Pentium III 800.
I've heard good things about this card. How does it perform with
fruityloops? How small can you make the playback buffer before getting
underuns?
> I think I'll be using fruity mostly to create drum loops,
I think it is a shame that beatslicer is not included in the standard
package. I didn't really get addicted to fruityloops until I had
experimented with it... wow, what a powerful tool! It is so easy to
come up with original sounding loops, almost by accident.
> and maybe some apreggio loops,
I like the arpegiator, but I wish it could use patterns. Apparently
this might appear in the next release or so. Hope so.
> to fit in with my midi sequences when I construct songs.
At the moment I kind of torn between my MIDI sequencer (Emagic
Micrologic AV) and fruityloops. The audio support is much better in
fruityloops, but MIDI support is much better in Logic.
> here's hoping someone or everyone on this list knows more than I do about
> fruity loops, because I don't know zilch about it, as of now.
Well I know about as much as you can learn from the manual plus a bit of
messing around. I'm sure it won't be long before some more experienced
users show up.
> I'm also not familiar with discussion lists so bare with me if I don't seem
> to know what I'm doing....it's because I don't!
Keep it polite and on topic and you can't go wrong, on that count you
are doing fine :)
--
best regards,
Andy
Andy Ebling - developer, Email: aebling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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