New articles on my FL site

Lately I have been working on my new blog dedicated to FL Studio and sound production more than anything. I wrote a large article about the best midi controllers for FL Studio and a large article about sound compression basics that is geared towards Fruity Loops but good information in general about audio compression.

Another large article I made explains how to record with FL Studio that shows how to record audio with or without an audio interface. 

I have also done a few logos lately for other people and written several other articles. This Feb. The Google update is still stiffing though so I seem to be writing less on article sites and more on my own projects. I am also starting to help out one of my brothers friends with online related stuff for his band. I might also make a link directory to all of my work online so it is easily found by those who search for it.  Lets see what happens in the next few weeks.

The Best Music Making Software

Finding The Best Audio Software

While Many will argue over which music making software is the best, I find much of the debate comes down to personal opinion. One program might be better than another at a certain task while yet another program has unique features.

When choosing which music making software is best for you take into consideration what you will be using it for. Think about which audio production elements are necessary for you.  What options would you like to have included? And one of the biggest factors,  your budget.

The real sound difference in audio quality will come from your knowledge and experience with sound production. Any of the big name music programs like, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Logic, Reason, or Cubase are capable of producing great results. Even free programs such as Audacity can pull of great sound.

Even the most expensive audio program will sound horrible in the hands of the inexperienced.  Investing time in learning about audio production is how you go from good to great sound. The program is just a tool to help you along the way.

Do a little research and check out the stats and reviews of several programs to find one that will fit your budget and needs. Here are several music making programs to help you decide which is the "best" for you.

Personally I use FL Studio and really enjoy it. You can follow the link if you want to learn more about it.