I'll make sure to have a version with the soundfont player, and that Kontakt seems to be quite liked judging by your answers. The sale on FL studio was what triggered my question about it in fact! I'll probably won't go with the plugins pack but instead go with the suggested combo komplete 9/FL studio 11 Thanks for all the tips everyone, you're saving me alot of trouble! With all the plugins and software available, i didn't knew where to start.Īnd yeah, i'll test everything that i can test before choosing. Kontakt is another standard sample player. A soundfont is just a standard format for organizing samples in a playable way. FL Studio comes with one if you pay the $$$ for it.Īlex Roe also put out a large collection of awesome SNES samples which run in Kontakt player (free download).Īnd in case you don't know what a sample is, it's just an audio recording of any sound. You'll need a soundfont player to run those in FL Studio. That whole site is worth exploring for chip stuff.įor Genesis samples, The Ultimate Megadrive Soundfont is the way to go. Plogue's Chipsounds is a great one, too, but it's $100. Magical8bit, Peach, VOPM, Adventure Kid waveforms loaded into 3xOsc, Triforce, Toad, plus any loose NES samples or soundfonts you can find. There's a lot of free plugins out there which will meet these needs.
In the long term, if i put in in 4 level, i would like to be able to do these : And maybe i should looks at the other music making software. I have the money for it, but i don't want to spend it blindly. So, can anyone tell me if the plugins pack that come with fruity loop is Worth the 700$ extra? How much does it covers Will i have to still search madly for other plugins when i want a specific instrument or does most of the instrument/sounds are covered? Or another way to calculate : will i be able to do eventually do something that sounds like parodius music with these? In the long term, if i put in in 4 level, i would like to be able to do these :Ĥ-Complete style music like what we see in modern game(the instrument sounds like real instrument). I do intend to team up with a composer later when things get serious, but for now i want to do it by myself for my first small project.įL studio 11 seemed the best solution at first, but the plugins package is quite costly and i don't know how large these plugins covers.
And now, i need to know which is the tools that will enable me to compose game music, no matter how long it will then takes me to learn it well. I'm a total noob on that last step and i don't want to stay like that. However, what's missing is the music talent. Hi, i'm new to this forum and i don't know if it's the right page/thread to ask for this, but here it goes :Ĭurrently, i know how to sprite and how to program well with gamemaker.
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