Daft punk and fl studio?!
Forum rules
READ: VSE Board-Wide Rules and Guidelines
READ: VSE Board-Wide Rules and Guidelines
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
what's weird about it? lots of professional musicians use fruityloops
- madrasputin
- Supporting Member!
- Posts: 247
- Joined: Fri Jun 27, 2008 3:01 pm
- Real name: Nick
- Gear: Too many to list. Ask if you want a list of my gear to peruse.
- Band: Narcotic Puppeteers
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
Agreed Colmon although most would rather die than admit they have or do still use fruity loops. I think it's kick a*s that Daft Punk uses fruity loops. I as well have used fruity loops in my project and as a sketch pad of sorts for ideas that I can implement in other DAWs. Or, if I can't recreate what I liked in FL with one of my other DAWs, I can just export it as WAV and send it to another DAW. FL is a highly underrated program. It's not like it's a horrible interface or to simplistic. It actually improves the beginner in many areas of their production skills as well as remind the seasoned veterans of how much cool stuff you can create in FL.
Moog LP/Voyager XL/MS 2000/EMX-1/Z1/Polar TI2/ESQ-1/Matrix 6/Red Square v2/JP-8000/Fender Rhodes Mk 1/Euro Modular/OB-12/Prophet '08 PE/Mod-CB MC-505/Blofeld KB/Accelerator/Juno 106/NI Komplete 8/SK-15/Poly 800 II/XBASE 999/Metasonix D1000/Minitaur
-
- Expert Member
- Posts: 1287
- Joined: Sat Jun 02, 2007 7:55 am
- Gear: Octatrack
Bass Station 2 - Band: TBA
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
I don't get all this 'its awesome that they use x'.. why is it awesome that they use one and not the other? At the end of the day the mixer is just a standard mixer and the sequences are just standard sequences.. the fact that they used a particular DAW has no impact on the resulting music
I also don't get why FL users act like they are downtrodden.. people used to diss FL because FL used to be s**t, but nobody cares anymore
I also don't get why FL users act like they are downtrodden.. people used to diss FL because FL used to be s**t, but nobody cares anymore
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
fruityloops, like most music software, hardware synths and pretty much anything you can make music on, is (was) only as "s**t" as the musician using it
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
I've never really used FL, but will when it is ported to the iPad
(well, have to get an iPad first)

- griffin avid
- Synth Explorer
- Posts: 1568
- Joined: Fri Mar 25, 2005 11:08 am
- Location: New York
- Contact:
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
"people used to diss FL because FL used to be s**t, but nobody cares anymore.."
I think people care. Thus, this thread. It's been, and may still be, seen as an entry level tool.
I don't know if it will ever shake that stigma. You expect a group as...experienced/full-of-resources to be using something that...oh I don't know....matches their level of fame/success.
Like LOGIC.
Like the perception of Logic users. "Oh Logic is so deep and complicated" "You must be a power user"
Plus there's the coolness of belonging to an exclusive club. Like they must use something obscure or custom-made or even no longer in existence. That's future-retro.
Surprising to see them using such commonly found tools.
I think people care. Thus, this thread. It's been, and may still be, seen as an entry level tool.
I don't know if it will ever shake that stigma. You expect a group as...experienced/full-of-resources to be using something that...oh I don't know....matches their level of fame/success.
Like LOGIC.

Like the perception of Logic users. "Oh Logic is so deep and complicated" "You must be a power user"
Plus there's the coolness of belonging to an exclusive club. Like they must use something obscure or custom-made or even no longer in existence. That's future-retro.
Surprising to see them using such commonly found tools.
Music Product: Better Sounds for Beats http://www.StudioAVX.com
Music Production: Resources and Research http://www.ProducersEdgeMagazine.com
Music Produced: Abstract Hip Hop Sci-Fi: http://www.TheDynamicUniverse.com
Music Production: Resources and Research http://www.ProducersEdgeMagazine.com
Music Produced: Abstract Hip Hop Sci-Fi: http://www.TheDynamicUniverse.com
- th0mas
- Expert Member
- Posts: 1349
- Joined: Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:27 pm
- Gear: oakley tm3030/mopho keys/midibox sid/tr-707/tama techstars/monotron
- Band: GRAVITRONIC
- Location: Ontario
- Contact:
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
There is some truth to the "it doesn't matter" argument. Ever since the popularization of VSTs all the DAWs sort of have a level playing field for the hobbiest who doesn't care about internal mixing precision as much as the major workflow paradigm differences between each choice
- madrasputin
- Supporting Member!
- Posts: 247
- Joined: Fri Jun 27, 2008 3:01 pm
- Real name: Nick
- Gear: Too many to list. Ask if you want a list of my gear to peruse.
- Band: Narcotic Puppeteers
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
Alright, my saying it's kick a*s that Daft Punk uses FL wasn't a props to them for using FL instead of another DAW. I just meant that I think it's cool that as major players in the DJ/crossover artist realm that they still dabble in FL was all. I also agree that it doesn't matter at all what DAW you're using as long as the music isn't "s**t" that you create with it. Having said that, I still find FL to be a nice sketch pad like I said before. If you don't use something because you think, "Oh, that's too basic for me." Or "s**t, that's too complex for me to figure out." You're limiting yourself to one avenue at that point right? It's better to be able to draw from a well of knowledge based on using every type of DAW you can get your hands on. Just like hardware.
Moog LP/Voyager XL/MS 2000/EMX-1/Z1/Polar TI2/ESQ-1/Matrix 6/Red Square v2/JP-8000/Fender Rhodes Mk 1/Euro Modular/OB-12/Prophet '08 PE/Mod-CB MC-505/Blofeld KB/Accelerator/Juno 106/NI Komplete 8/SK-15/Poly 800 II/XBASE 999/Metasonix D1000/Minitaur
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!

Last edited by implant on Mon Mar 07, 2011 10:11 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- megamanx
- Senior Member
- Posts: 838
- Joined: Tue May 26, 2009 4:39 am
- Gear: nord lead2, roland sh101, yamaha cs5,mono/poly, sub37,Ms20, Chroma polaris,prodigy, esq-1, jx3p
- Band: Thieves & Co.
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
this is what I meant by "weird"griffin avid wrote:"people used to diss FL because FL used to be s**t, but nobody cares anymore.."
I think people care. Thus, this thread. It's been, and may still be, seen as an entry level tool.
I don't know if it will ever shake that stigma. You expect a group as...experienced/full-of-resources to be using something that...oh I don't know....matches their level of fame/success.
Like LOGIC.![]()
Like the perception of Logic users. "Oh Logic is so deep and complicated" "You must be a power user"
Plus there's the coolness of belonging to an exclusive club. Like they must use something obscure or custom-made or even no longer in existence. That's future-retro.
Surprising to see them using such commonly found tools.
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
i've noticed that (weird)kind of pattern with them in the past with samples that really don't stray far off of the original.
- BlackGnosis
- Supporting Member!
- Posts: 524
- Joined: Sun Aug 27, 2006 12:18 pm
- Real name: Stormy
- Gear: See signature image.
- Band: Eridani V
- Location: San Angelo, TX
- Contact:
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
I like this.... <3colmon wrote:fruityloops, like most music software, hardware synths and pretty much anything you can make music on, is (was) only as "s**t" as the musician using it

Ashe37 wrote:I find it funny that you're a guitar pedal snob and yet don't own a single analog synth.
-
- Expert Member
- Posts: 1287
- Joined: Sat Jun 02, 2007 7:55 am
- Gear: Octatrack
Bass Station 2 - Band: TBA
Re: Daft punk and fl studio?!
I'd agree with that statement if it had been prefaced with:
"The music created within..."
"The music created within..."