lancashireDavid
01-17-2007, 02:56 PM
ok everyone,
this question concerns audio loops, specifically the creation of the kind of flash loops you find at http://files.swish-tutorials.com/files.php. because for me, being able to create high quality music of a particular 'mood' to go with a particular flash project, is something i know'd be a well useful skill
and i don't reckon it can be that hard to acquire
stuff like Fruity Loops, Reason and Cubase help loads anyway, by letting you see the structure of a song and how the instrument sounds fit together. as does a smattering of music theory (which i've got from studying the piano as a kid)
the trouble is, pulling apart whole MIDI files on stuff like Fruity loops is a ballache - they're just too big. what i really need are small flash loop packs in Fruity Loops, Reason or Cubase format (or something similar - rather than as WAV files like you usually get). maybe 20 or so of them - in a diverse range of musical styles
with these, i've a feeling i might be able to learn how to create my own high quality loops (to suit whatever 'mood' my flash projects demand) in perhaps a week or so
anyways, if anyone knows of where or how i might be able to get these loops, help'd be much appreciated
yours, dave
this question concerns audio loops, specifically the creation of the kind of flash loops you find at http://files.swish-tutorials.com/files.php. because for me, being able to create high quality music of a particular 'mood' to go with a particular flash project, is something i know'd be a well useful skill
and i don't reckon it can be that hard to acquire
stuff like Fruity Loops, Reason and Cubase help loads anyway, by letting you see the structure of a song and how the instrument sounds fit together. as does a smattering of music theory (which i've got from studying the piano as a kid)
the trouble is, pulling apart whole MIDI files on stuff like Fruity loops is a ballache - they're just too big. what i really need are small flash loop packs in Fruity Loops, Reason or Cubase format (or something similar - rather than as WAV files like you usually get). maybe 20 or so of them - in a diverse range of musical styles
with these, i've a feeling i might be able to learn how to create my own high quality loops (to suit whatever 'mood' my flash projects demand) in perhaps a week or so
anyways, if anyone knows of where or how i might be able to get these loops, help'd be much appreciated
yours, dave