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Finished version of this previous one. http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1470284/
Name suggested by a friend, i liked it :3
ILOVECOMMENTSCANIHASDEMNAO?
Name suggested by a friend, i liked it :3
ILOVECOMMENTSCANIHASDEMNAO?
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oh, the second half reminds me of a music track in "Phantasy Star Online 1 and 2 for the gamecube (Damn, makes me wanna play it again, but I'll resist, lol)
anyways, i defenitely like the improvements, it definitely flows much better
(and btw, i opened Acid, and I was lost in a world of buttons and and options, i wouldn't know where to start, lol)
anyways, i defenitely like the improvements, it definitely flows much better
(and btw, i opened Acid, and I was lost in a world of buttons and and options, i wouldn't know where to start, lol)
thanks a lot =P never played PSO though D:
And concerning ACID, you need to download some VST instruments, google that and once you install some. Open up acid and do a right click the left part of the program, and select "Create new Midi" or something like that, then select out of the new box that'll pop up one of your newly installed VSTi's (instruments) after that, look for a button that looks like three blue rectangles that says "Enable MIDI editing" i think. Now you can start by creating a "track" i guess its called, simply "draw" a small box on the center of the program, in the same line in which you created your new MIDI track. And now you can start by adding some sounds! =D thats basically it ^^
Though thats why i suggested FL, cuz ACID is a lot more complicated. Though im more used to it than FL =) there are tutorials for both programs, you can try and google them ;) i hope that helped.
And concerning ACID, you need to download some VST instruments, google that and once you install some. Open up acid and do a right click the left part of the program, and select "Create new Midi" or something like that, then select out of the new box that'll pop up one of your newly installed VSTi's (instruments) after that, look for a button that looks like three blue rectangles that says "Enable MIDI editing" i think. Now you can start by creating a "track" i guess its called, simply "draw" a small box on the center of the program, in the same line in which you created your new MIDI track. And now you can start by adding some sounds! =D thats basically it ^^
Though thats why i suggested FL, cuz ACID is a lot more complicated. Though im more used to it than FL =) there are tutorials for both programs, you can try and google them ;) i hope that helped.
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