Komplete 8

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[DirtyJewbz]

I hate being poor :(

[TheOfficialRedox]

If I buy this I can get a $30 E-Voucher!!!

[spazmonkey92]

it looks fucking difficult to use. I'ma buy it...

[spazmonkey92]

@DirtyJewbz i'm currently looking for a cheap version on ebay. If you find an old version (2-7) then you can purchase the update package to ultimate 8 for around £200.

[PapunaOfficial]

i got omnisphere and produce every sound exept drums with it, should i buy this?

[2theothers2]

Mooooooooooommmm.......

[krazyloco239]

@MrLucifer92 @MrLucifer92 True. Maybe he uses both because he was boasting about the piano roll in FL studio. i personally respect FL but don't use it because i use a lot of Native instruments products and find they work best with ableton and my Maschine. Watch this and he says it about an hour into it. He even talks about Justice using garage band on there last album. (/watch?v=0hY5wEbpAVI)

[MrLucifer92]

@krazyloco239

if he uses fl then why is it that every stream the he had in the last 2 year that he uses ableton /watch?v=oYIoCiMT78o does that look like fl?(its ableton just check screens from ableton and compare)

[djsiva]

i support .. :)



[krazyloco239]

@MrLucifer92 Deadmouse uses FL studio. He helped make it when he was working for a software company. watch the joe rogan podcast he was on, he says it.

[krazyloco239]

@DirtyJewbz IM BALLING

[ThoseProductions2012]

@MrLucifer92 Professionals generally don't use FL Studio for two main reasons:

1.) Its original name was "Fruity Loops", which sounds gay

2.) They've been told by too many people that it actually matters what DAW you use

It really does not matter in the slightest. While there may be a few slight differences, all DAWs are the same. Add/create tracks, use VSTs/VSTis, change volume levels, pan sounds, add effects such as reverb, delay, chorus, etc.

Good sound comes from good ears.