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@@DRLongSchlong671 Much appreciated thank you. There is no MIDI generated from the score although very easy to replicate yourself if you copy what I show in the beginning. It is in the key of C minor.

@@IcarusMakesMusic Thankyou, yeah I should be able to figure it out now knowing its C minor.

Oh have no doubt that I intended it this way. I mean, one is conveying a nice warm house party where everyone is enjoying themselves, and the other is conveying a school shooter who is planning to massacre their classmates. It’s a beautiful contrast 😅

Not sure about Serum, I use Sytrus because I feel it is the most versatile synthesizer available. You can use additive or FM and AM synthesis with ASDR envelopes and effects all in the one package. I tuned all the sounds by ear from the default sine tone. I prefer it this way as I know for my own record that everything is my own work; I can prove to myself that I made this truly from scratch.

As far as I’m aware, you could always save projects in the trial version. It just prevented you from opening them again. However now that I’ve bought the full version, it’s not a problem anymore. Check out my latest upload, I’ve been messing with it for a few weeks now :)

Thank you! 🙏

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Glad you think so! ♥️

Appreciate that, thank you!

Learn the program from the ground up. Know what each window represents, what each tool does, and so on. Then try to learn each of the synths the same way. Know what each effect does to the sound and how you use it. Then see if you can route instruments to mixer tracks and mess around with each of the effects. I think actually knowing what is going on with each adjustment you make really helps when making decisions about how something should sound. I’m at a point where I can hear a random EDM song sample and know exactly how it was made. You’ll get there, but all-in-all I would say just keep practicing and keep learning. There are also a ton of useful FL tutorials that can do a better job at explaining the program than I ever could, so check em out!

Hi there! First, thank you very much for the comment, I appreciate it! Secondly, the drum samples are actually mainly from the default packs that come with the FL Studio trial. You can find most of the 808 and 909 samples from the legacy drum folder in the browser. Hope that helps!

@@IcarusMakesMusic 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Oh, just another note: FPC has a great library of samples from the 707, 808 and 909 drum machines. It’s a really nice sampling plug-in which has all of the samples in one program and has tons of premade loops that you can load from it. It’s like your classic drum machine…

@@IcarusMakesMusic Ill check it thank u so much bro

Appreciate it!

Thanks a lot :)

Thank you :)

Thank you for the tips! Yeah, there are a few things I’ve noticed after coming back to this. I’m also not completely happy with the pluck lead, feel that could be dulled. I had another comment criticizing my kicks and I agree, I could have eq-d it up a notch but what I tend to do is add sidechain compression to all my instrument tracks to bring it out more as the master limiter tries to bring it down again. Lots of finicky things to work on!

You just gave me a great idea 🤔

Perhaps 🤔 maybe add some sidechain and bass it up a bit

Can your head smell of burning?

Oh man you're totally right!!! Code bullet introduced me to this song during some AI training XD. Hell yeah!

Yes.

Hi there! I didn’t use any presets in this project. Every track was set up from scratch :) hope this provides an answer