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rubez
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interesting.
automation is something i haven't even gotten into yet, but have thought about. it emulates turning a knob on a filter? i guess clips are something you need to embrace if you are serious about producing for automation purposes at least.
FL is the only DAW that i've tried that was intuitive right away. i didn't need to read a manual or anything. i tried ableton live and was like... wtf. didn't even know where to start.
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Mar-06-2015 12:56
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rubez
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not really, just short tracks with intro/build/break etc.
the blocks offered more spontaneity i thought.
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Mar-06-2015 14:08
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Looney4Clooney
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Mar-10-2015 00:17
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JEO
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quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
blocks and clips kinda sound like the same thing ie containers that are linked. i'm guessing you mean a thrucomposed arrangement style vs dropping in containers that are mini arrangements |
The actual difference between the block and clip approaches in FL seems to be that with blocks, you'll end up having a separate row for each "mini arrangement" in the playlist. For example Drums 1, Drums 2, Drums 3, etc. would all lie on their own rows in the playlist. Now, with clips, you'll "easily" place every relevant thing on the same row if you so wish; Drums 1, 2, 3 are now on the same row, more easily accessible and "readable" – at least for me. So, with blocks, different arrangements for the same instrument will grow your playlist vertically, with clips not.
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Mar-10-2015 00:52
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