@Tangerine just realized you changed your name
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@Tangerine just realized you changed your name
Haha yeah! I wrote Tangeroni for a name as a joke since tangerine was taken and it went through. So a while ago I asked Tom if he could give me the name Tangerine since the original user is inactive
50Steaks
You had me scared in the first paragraph, not gonna lie
I tried using FL a while back last year. It simply didn’t work out for me; I had the trial version that would delete anything I made, the sounds were really loud for no reason at default, and the learning curve was too much for me to handle. The recent extreme success of Nevada has pushed me even further from going back to FL, and I will stick with the much simpler mobile version that is still very powerful but makes it easier to use. I literally made Nevada in probably like 8 hours total (or less) and I see other artists using fl and spending like 40 hours on every song and it blows my mind how they stick with that. Speaking of which, I should probably go finish my next song.
Tangerine
Haha, I am glad my trick worked. Yeah, I agree that fl studio is very complicated and I have to search up tutorials for very small things all the time. Honestly, I am willing to take time to learn it though. Quality is something I've always wanted to strive for with Sibelius but it simply wasn't an option on there. It was really limiting and simple. It is honestly kind of relieving to have software that has so many options and possibilities. I might just remix some of my older songs and stick to genres I already know for a little while because I think it'll take me a while to figure out genres like Dubstep and EDM. Anyway, have fun on your next song.