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i guess u should get your hands on albino n download the cosmosis banks available on the cosmosis homepage.....the patches r more than enough to get started with.... all the best!!!!!

it would be more convenient to use a peak controller to automate the cutoff freq.....u can use an audiotrack or a midi track for automation..

all of them have their advantages n disadvantages...n fl has been killin it with every new version that releases...i admit fl4 was shitty but fruity 5 was a major breakthrough...n then 6 was even killa...the fl7 beta version is already out i suppose...n i'm jus waitin 4 fruity 7 2 release now for the comparison if some1 makes u hear a track, there's obviously no way that u're gonna be able to say whether its made on fl or cubase unless u use the presets n sample that come along with the s/w...nobody gives a f**k about what sequencer u use as long u're producin some neat stuff 4 cpu problems,...well a good configuration is the most important for your pc/laptop if u use a good processer n a good soundcard, there's no real time issues either

thanks again mate

a remix of du hast originally by rammstein... made in fl5 with...albino, vanguard, absynth and protoplasm lemme know how y'all like it here's the link

i made a track recently but i dunno if it sounds good .....if i get some comments n suggestions, it'd be great here's the track thanks

try searchin for some ineresting sounds from the movie 'apollo 13' i used the same samples for my last track

try searchin kvr for a list of free plugins n also user reviews...and also try browsing through the forum for the old topics since this has been discussed a number of times

i got my hands on fruityloops 18 months back thats when i was 16...i'm 17 today and i've learned quite a lot in these 18 months...also finished 12 complete tracks out of which 5 r psytrance

well thanks m8...

here's a fullon morning track i created...produced in fl5...using vanguard, albino, absynth3, vb1, imposcar n sytrus here's the link : http://www.sendspace.com/file/914tv9 waitin for comments..

here's a fullon morning track i created...produced in fl5...using vanguard, albino, absynth3, vb1, imposcar n sytrus here's the link : http://www.sendspace.com/file/914tv9 waitin for comments..

vb1, albino vanguard. z3ta+, audiorealism bassline, muon tau is what i us...they all get the job done...it just depends on how u equalize the final sound and your knowledge in synthesis

i just bought the edirol pcrm30 midi controller and i must say it is simply awweeesome....i have a party comin up 4 new year, gonna be playin a live set too...practiced all i could and i'm all set...n i feel this 1 is gonna do gr8...cheers!! ...and btw, i also have an hp laptop running an intel centrino...

i just got myself an edirol pcr m30 works great and all the parameters are digital i.e. the knob on the softsynth starts from where the knob of the keyboard is...i got it for around rs. 10,000 that should be anywhere around $200...neat stuff

greenoak's crystal protoplasm mda jx10 they're all free

try native instruments' battery it'll be havin samples though but its killa

and yes, if u use fl, try observin the project 'vocal sounds' in short clips...it gives u and idea how to link several bandpass filters in series to produce vocal sounds... and in the karma modular synth, there's a killer preset called the talking lead if u use greenoak's crystal there's a bank full of such sounds on their homepage which u can download alongwith a tutorial on how it is done on crystal here's how it is done on analog/hybrid synths:- Use two saw osc's, the first transposed an octave down. Sync the second osc to the first. Mix in some noise (not much). put a bandpass 24db filter after it. Modulate the filter cutoff with the modwheel while you play and it'll 'talk'.

try big tick's angelina, a lil complicated at first but it can create some neat vocal sounds...u can also try using a vocoder if u have some sampled vowel sounds

try lookin in some horror or suspense movies

i totally agree with u...thats what i always do

questions regarding basslines have been answered a hundred times...u gotta search this forum ad other forums

well z3ta can perform better modulations compared to vanguard...the only drawbacks with z3ta is that it eats a hell lot of cpu, and its bit difficult to programme at first, especially the modulation matrix....but 1ce u understand it, its a killer tool except 4 the cpu problem

there r many good vsts for basslines z3ta+, vanguard(for fat basslines), albino, hydra, v-station, muon tau pro, audiorealism bassline...and as for vb-1, try this:- download the vb-1 banks from kvr if u dont have 'em...select the bank 'ruvb1' and select the preset 'trombone??naa' put it through an eq decrease the higher frequencies, increase the mid jus a lil bit n make the bassline on the 2nd and 3rd octave for more tips tricks etc...,try the isratrance forum: the mother of all basslines thread hope that helped

well i suggest u checkout the 'mother of all mastering thread' on the isratrance forum isratrance forum