K3WRO

I am now forever angry because My chain of 67 encounters so I can get a shiny pancham with a pokeradar was broken because I accidentally touched the circle pad. FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU anyone want to exchange friend codes? I'm looking for someone with either steel or dragon typing.

Metalhead 9/10 1. Cannonball Aderley - Mercy, Mercy, Mercy 2. B'z - Action 3. Noisia - Red Heat 4. Poison the Well - Loved Ones 5. Maximum the Hormone - Buiikikaesu

Great, I came back here ready to upload my songs and now it's only Loss less, Goodbye 100 mp3 files I'm working on an album, I don't know about publishing it here since it's 0% pony but ok

Hi! I'm Tom or K3wro in most places, and I've been working with electronic music since late 2011, I've been playing piano for more than 5 years. My style usually consists of energy and speed, Mainly focusing in genres such as UK Hardcore, Drum and Bass, and Breakbeat (I like to image Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie in my music sometimes). Even when my original intentions was to create remixes, most of my songs are original and I have an example, right here Anyway, hope this experience in PonyFM's a good one, because I'm loving the site already! C:

countless DnB tracks, will be uploaded in a couple weeks

First of all, Find a way to make some money, find a job, start a local business etc. Just make sure you have at least $100 as your starting budget, or else your not gonna get any further than where you started (I completely depended on birthday and new years money, so I had a total of $250 to begin with). I only spent it on FL Studio and other soft synths but It was enough for me, Improvement over that LMMS at least. So, Get a good microphone, even a rockband mic can work well, but not too well, Maybe the blue yeti microphones are good too. Well, For digital composing in music, Start with Reaper, It's a free DAW and you can start publishing your music after you buy a licence (which is $60). And while your at it, get some free synths like synth1, Oatmeal or TAL noisemaker. Just like how everyone says it, Audacity is a good, free recording software Good luck!

I think the metal pony should look more "metal", how about let her wear one of those spiked handcuffs? I really dig the pop pony, I think she needs to be a bit bit smoother but I like it so far! You gonna work on the Drum & Bass, hardcore and the Jazz pony? I might have a few suggestions for them

My Dad was born in Cedar Rapids, I visited there once and it was a pretty cool place, I remember the drive through the desert when I lived in California. and ya, it really is the state of corn! I might slip through there again during summer in my visit to st.Louis, for a family reunion.

It's actually a-lot harder, I rewire it to FL for the synths but I would stick with FL for now, you should look at it after you feel comfortable to DAWs (like FL)

> Maybe start with simpler programs like Reason. > start with simpler programs like Reason. > simpler programs like Reason. >Like Reason what

Here's an example of a youtube video I used back then : Also, By theory, I have a webpage right here : http://www.musictheory.net/ I'd check it out if you want to make good music

Actually, It is expensive, but a bit cheaper than many other widely used DAWs, like Abelton for example. You can get the Producer Edition for around $200 and the full (Signature) Edition for around $299. It comes with some good vsts and such so I'd say it's worth it. IMO, I like it better than Abelton Live. I recommend buying it, It's not about the virus issue or legal issue or anything, but it's about how you progress, Knowing you spent money that you earned by working hard on a tool rather than getting it for free can improve your production and level of investment on the program, and thus, you can learn it better. 1) If you ever get a new computer, go download a demo for FL, and once you make enough money, upgrade it to the full version, However, there's a free alternative, It's called REAPER, it's CPU light and Free! and if you want to publish your music or sell it, you can get the licence for it, which is only $60, Trust me, I used both of these softwares. FL Studio : http://www.image-line.com/documents/flstudio.html Reaper : http://www.reaper.fm/ 2) Try searching up theory tutorials on youtube, There are TONS out there. 3) Gradge band is a fun program to use, though it's a bit limited in some parts reliable for audio production, if it's the time, you can upgrade to logic, which is more suitable if you decide music is your profession.

1. Do not call FL Studio as a plural, you look like someone with no hope in such program if you do this, e.g. "yo manz, I jus got some FL Studios, time to make som sick beatz", ....please.....no 2. Virtual DJ is NOT for making music, It's for performing DJ, Loading samples and creating mixes, If you want to make mixes for youtube and such, good, but I would get a decent DJ controller, or maybe even an audio interface for turntables, if not, make sure you got a big library full of music you can mix 3. Pony step = Dubstep? Sorry for being a little rude at the start, but you need to be a little more serious about this if you want to make progress in it (Really hard to tell thanks to the picture on the bottom and the avatar, kinda). But please, I can help you out with FL if you need to, but message me through the forums if you want my skype.

like glitch effects and white noise? I can give a try, The thing is I'm meant for designing synths, and I kind of have a busy schedule this week maybe you can skype me when I'm around to check what I'm doing, I'll be happy to help!

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