FruityLoops??

[10th man down]

What's your opinion on this program?

Could you tell me a little bit about it's features? Like the drum track feature?

Thank you people!! :thumb:

[Dingbats]

I use it for drums (the demo), and it's OK. It doesn't have very many samples in it, but you can always download more, even if using them in the program could be easier. But it's very good, and there's a demo to download for free where you can do everything except saving (you can though export).

[morrissey]

I like it, but only because it's the first one I got, and I'm more familiar with it. If you actually take the time to learn the program it is quite versatile and offers more sound possibilities than first glance may display.

[Nicko_Shmicko]

its good, but you'll think its crap untill you learn how to use it properly, steep learning curve

[pitchfork]

yeah ive got the producer version had it for a week still trying to grasp it

[akoaysigod]

its good, but you'll think its crap untill you learn how to use it properly, steep learning curve
Ya it does have a pretty big learning curve but it's not as hard as a lot of other programs out there. A lot of people say it sucks and will suggest other things but what it comes down to is this, if you're going to actually buy the program(s) and you're not sure how serious you are about production, FL Studio is a good choice. It's not only cheap but it is pretty powerful. You can do a lot with it. And then if you really get into it you can always save up and buy one of the more powerful programs.

I don't use it as much as I used to but it's great for practicing and stuff. It's a decent drum machine and you can program basslines and stuff and just solo by yourself. It's a good program. Try the demo too.