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Re: What is the correct decorum for posting opinions on artists?
« Reply #40 on: February 25, 2009, 12:01:15 am »
I've tried FL Studio 7, in fact I use that to view MIDI files. I tried making a song in it and it was too complicated and it ended up not working properly. "eJay Virtual Music Studio 3" must've gone under a different name over here because I used a similar program called "Total eJay" that had just Dance, Rave and Hip-Hop options. (I wasn't too bad at it, but I could only use default loops and import .wavs; in fact my old Re:spawned EP release was produced entirely in Total eJay (not counting Audacity to make them into mp3s))
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Re: What is the correct decorum for posting opinions on artists?
« Reply #41 on: February 25, 2009, 12:15:23 am »
MG2 is about all I use. I've tried other programs, and quite frankly, don't really like them. 8 years of using it, and I am still finding ways to make new sounds.

Honestly, I am finding the best music we did was from 2002-2005. I cannot write like I used to; my wife does most of the writing now. I used to be able to write poppier stuff, now everything is more beat oriented.
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