fashion killa

2y

looks cool

slight changes in workflow

if u can use fl 12 u can use fl 11 and fl 20 yk its not a huge difference

ppl just like the feel of fl 11. if u want specifics I mean im sure there's a range of little details ppl who use fl 11 can tell u, but I stick w my fl 20 so idk I cant say

MAZDA6

2y

Idk I feel like some mainstream producers are just too used to it (OZ/Boi-1da, etc.) so they don’t wanna change

But tbh I don’t get it cause the new updates in FL have really interesting features

math fifty

2y

fl studio 11 definitely has a grimier aesthetic than 12+

plus u could add skins which was cool

kyzer kta

2y

i thought you could do that in 20

Theory

2y

Just updating it the plug ins should still work I think. I transferred from one computer to another and none of the plug ins want to work now though

kyzer kta

2y

yeah i wanna lean em all like im ash ketchum but if he was a nigga

ProdByBandito

2y

Panning law advantage and although they brought the effects back in 20 the old one just feels better

math fifty

2y

fl studio 11 definitely has a grimier aesthetic than 12+

plus u could add skins which was cool

fashion killa

2y

nah stick to ur fav

there's not rlly anything u can do with one DAW u cant do with another DAW. it's just that there's varying degrees of difficulty.

drum programming is much easier in FL than in Pro Tools. creating/using busses is much easier in pro tools than in FL.

ok but here's the thing right. in pro tools its really annoying to program drums, right? I'd rate it like a 2/10 for drums. so if u were gonna use pro tools over FL that could create serious problems if u wanna program drums. But for most of the major DAWS there is nothing they're a 2/10 at. sure FL might be a 10/10 with drum programming and then Ableton is more like an 8/10, but that's not a huge difference. across the board yk everything's like somewhere between 7-10 out of 10.
so if what u wanna do is hip hop production, just pick one and get really good at it. that's way better than just being decent at all of them. not to mention that once ur familiar with like two of them u could operate basically all of them without too much difficulty

fashion killa

2y

u can still add skins its just REALLLY sketchy to go about doing it lmao

kyzer kta

2y

yeah i feel you, don't wanna stretch myself too thin
just maybe wanted to have fun playing around with them
its a nice switch up from fl

fashion killa

2y

fair

I switch to pro tools whenever I engineer for ppl so I already get enough switching action lol im coooool on all that

Malcolm

2y

fl 11 had the loop feature on the sequencer which made drum programming quick and easy but fl 12 removed it. that was a major part of most producer's workflow so that alone caused them to stick with fl 11. also people claimed that drums hit harder on fl 11. you could use custom skins for fl 11 and fl 12 removed that feature as well. fl 12 also crashed more often and for some it was unusable even after a few updates.

Nozuka

2y

Gonna get a MacBook soon to start learning to make beats

Not sure what DAW to get

kyzer kta

2y

yup that what im talking about in op
imma have to play around with the loop feature
i thought they tried to reintroducing it in 20

Nozuka

2y

Gonna get a MacBook soon to start learning to make beats

Not sure what DAW to get

kyzer kta

2y

yeah i been goin to a studio with my friends and at first we were recording on pro tool but now we just use my laptop cause dealing with fl is just easier for us

fashion killa

2y

ngl yeah bruh pro tools is def the hardest DAW to learn. its also the hardest to install and pirate lol

but its also def the best for live recording tho so I don't think its a bad thing that its the default at most studios