I see! All sounds in the track are actually diffrent flex presets being used. You can get some pretty cool results by combining diffrent things from the diffrent packs together
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Thanks! Yes there really are some very nice sounds you get for free if you know where to find them. Some instruments are hidden more then others too, but its worth finding
I saw from youre submission that you use reaper, i have heard about that as a alternative some people use to Fl studio but ive never used it myself
Yup! I use Reaper because of the more "bare-bones" feel to it, plus when I was a broke high school student all those years ago, I saw that you could evaluate as long as you wanted. So it would be like, "we see that you've been evaluating Reaper for 467 days, would you like to buy?" and I'd be all "sorry, I'm still thinking about it, mayb after the 468th day I'll be able to decide" lol. But jokes aside, I feel like Reaper gives me the most freedom to do wacky stuff with music, the other DAWs like Logic, Ableton, etc. feel like they hold my hand a bit too much with the stock plugins and interface. One of these days, I also want to explore writing custom Luna scripts as well, but I still haven't thought of why I would need those yet...
Thats funny you say, i had a similar experience. My moms brother got me acess to Fl studio when i was little, though i had absolutely no clue what i was doing so to me it was more bare bones. Years later my friend at the time introduced me to a free app called dpm wich was way more bare bones and i made music growing up with that for years before properly buying fl as a adult.
Thats actually a really funny idea, reaper just pleading going sir its been 10 years, please... and you just going hmmmmmm, well you see its so hard to decide give me another week.
Ive got no personal experience with other daws like logic or ableton myself, also what are luna scripts?
Apparently, you can automate certain processes in Reaper with their custom programming language called Luna. I keep hearing about it through the grapevine in my professional circles that I'm starting to get a bit of FOMO from it lol. I need to do more research on the subject myself.
I'll also have to check out DPM. I'm always open to finding new DAWs I can recommend folks!