How To Use LMMS - Tutorial For Beginners (FREE DAW)
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Learn how to use LMMS, a free DAW. This LMMS tutorial for beginners will teach you the basics of the digital audio workstation. I go over the layout including the playlist/song-editor, piano roll, and mixer/fx-mixer, as well as what most things do. I also talk about setting up the DAW briefly as it is really simple and easy to use music production software. But what I do talk about is how to import your VST plugins, and get your samples and loops in the software too. Many people have said that LMMS is the closest you can get to FL Studio for free. You'll notice the two are close comparisons.
Previously called Linux Multi-Media Studio, this digital audio workstation was made free by an open-source team of developers, meaning anyone can contribute to this DAW, even you! It is available for Linux, Windows, and Mac so if you want to download LMMS for free, check it out here: lmms.io
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction
0:54 - Settings menu
1:55 - Layout
2:21 - Toolbar/Transport bar
2:32 - zgzgzgzgzg!
3:22 - Media Browser (Samples, Sound effects, & plugins)
4:14 - Song Editor / Playlist / Sequencer
7:25 - Beat/Bassline Editor / Step-Sequencer
8:26 - Piano-Roll / MIDI Editor
9:28 - Automation-Editor
10:54 - Piano Roll (Continued)
12:20 - FX Mixer / Mixing Console / Mixer Rack
14:30 - Project Notes / Notepad
14:47 - Controller Rack
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Recommended Computer Specs:
At least 1 GHz CPU and 512 MB of RAM
2-channel soundcard
Based on what I downloaded, you'll need about 130 Mbs of hard drive space. (Yup, it's very lightweight.)
Supported Plugins:
64-bit VST instrument support with 32-bit VST bridge (64-bit Windows)
LADSPA
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Hey everyone! All the information you may need is in the description (timestamps, computer specs, plugin support, etc.) One thing I will add is that you can not record live audio in this DAW but could easily use something like Audacity to compliment this DAW if you do vocals or play an instrument. Thanks for watching, let me know you stopped by and say hello! 😉
`Transverse Audio there’s a new spectrum thingy and a ton of new stuff coming. Everyone should join the discord server for more info.
@@37kj12 Cool, maybe I'll do a video on the major launch if it is that big. Thanks for mentioning the discord too, I'll join now!
`Transverse Audio ping me in there when u do. @pax1205
Castafer my lmms works fine and is my favorite daw of all.
@@Castafer Hey Castafer, thanks for sharing your perspective and experiences with this. I didn't notice much of what you mentioned but I can see how it may be a problem depending on the plugins you use. It's good to hear the truth though.
"These are for creating new projects, and opening ezgzg- - zgzgzgZGZGZGZGZGZGZG" - Thanks for not editing this out.
Yeah, right after I said it I had to make fun of it lol.
@Leaf Glad you liked it!
hahaah omg
i thought it was a error in the system
@@otpreet Hahaha, that's hilarious.
Hi, one of the LMMS developers here. Just wanted to say this is an awesome video, you nailed a lot of stuff! Great job!
Hey, thanks for helping make such a cool DAW! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thanks you.
@illkonnect dalap What do you mean by a custom LMMS?
@@TransverseAudio different than LMMS in every way but the same as well. (IDFK lol)
I want to get started using lmms, but i'm in need of more sounds than what lmms has to offer. What do I do?
@@stickmaker10111 create your own sounds
2:30 - When you trying to explain something but having a stroke for a moment.
I hate it when that happens.... But I love it.
That’s me lol
yo, i know this tutorial is years old now, but i just want to personally thank you for not only being clear and concise, but INCLUDING SUBTITLES. SO many tutorials don't include subtitles and it makes it impossible for me to pay attention and absorb the info. i really really appreciate you going the extra mile here.
0:54 - Settings menu
1:55 - Layout
2:21 - Toolbar/Transport bar
3:22 - Media Browser (Samples, Sound effects, & plugins)
4:14 - Song Editor / Playlist / Sequencer
7:25 - Beat/Bassline Editor / Step-Sequencer
8:26 - Piano-Roll / MIDI Editor
9:28 - Automation-Editor
10:54 - Piano Roll (Continued)
12:20 - FX Mixer / Mixing Console / Mixer Rack
14:30 - Project Notes / Notepad
14:47 - Controller Rack
Thanks for watching the whole video! 😃 I hope this will help people who already know about some parts of the DAW.
You forgot to timestamp the zgzgzgzgzgzgzgzgzg
you forgot 2:32 ixixiixixixiiixxxxx
I love you
🤝
When he started saying zgzgzgzggzgzgzzz...it sounded like that could be used as a beat 😂
EdiT: oh wth, I am funny then 🤷♀️ aLso I came on the 666th like, sum not right here 🤔
😄
@Dutch Van Der Linde Always read the comments after the video or an iconic part.
i always appreciate the subtle humor 😄😄😄
@Mitch Krendall Oh see I loved it. To each his own.
YES
When he said: zgzgzgzgzgzgzzgz
*I felt that*
😁
Free and easy to use. This tutorial was 15 minutes long but completely taught me how to use LMMS. Thank you!
Nice, I'm glad it was an all-in-one solution for you and that it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
What I think they should add in next version of LMMS:
1. Ghost notes
2. Audio recording and editing
3. Drag and drop a sound from desktop to Beatmaker
4. Grouping system like in Soundbridge
Yeah, those are some nice features they could add for sure. Is LMMS your main DAW?
You'll be happy to know that ghost notes are already implemented in master branch. In addition, sample tracks can be sent to mixer channels, and samples can be dragged from the sidebar into a sample track. There's open PRs for audio recording and slicing samples (knife tool), too.
@@TransverseAudio Well My main are soundbridge and Cakewalk. I do use LMMS cause the softwares
Piano roll has nice features like chords
How do you send sample track to mixer channels? I had no ability to do so.
@@TransverseAudio These features aren't in any officially released version at time of writing. However, they're developed and some of them are approved to be in a future version (these are the ones that are "in master branch"). Sorry for any confusion, I should have been clearer!
LMMS is so under rated... especially for chiptune.
It's a good one but I think it gets a lot of the credit it deserves. At first I didn't give it enough credit but it has made a lot of progress.
I prefer OpenMPT for chiptune.
Than you should tell a better one for chip tune
Agreed. It’s great for pixelated games, Undertale fangames, Earthbound-related games.. And if you’re skilled enough in music, unlike me, a real game with no pixels! No pixel-sounding sounds, blah blah... Best free DAW ever, though.
Can you use VOPM and C700 on it?
Yooo wtf this actually looks really good, i remember when Lmms looked like trash
It definitely looked like Windows 98 in the previous versions. I really like the new look too!
yes i quit lmms for that and bought fl studio, now i regret cuz it prety musch same now bruh
Anime Lesson learned! I learned the same lesson after dismissing Caustic on iOS because of how it looks. Could have been dropping some ill bars instead.
On me I used to use it and it looked so iffy
Old theme is superior. New look is all black and white, I cannot distinguish anything.
A few things I feel are worth mentioning as I watch:
If you place your samples in [LMMS Working Directory]/samples, they'll show up in the samples tab in the sidebar. The working directory can be configured in the preferences menu.
(You might even be able to symlink to your existing sample folders inside the directory, I don't recall if this works or not.)
In addition, you can place automations of different types on the same track, should you feel like it, or connect several controls to the same clip.
An unintuitive but useful song editor feature is that if you start dragging a clip and *then* hit ctrl, you can fine adjust the position.
The controller rack lists not only LFOs but also peak controllers, when they're added (via an instrument/sample track/mixer channel's effect chain).
All in all though, this is a well researched video! You bring up a lot of less obvious features that other tutorials miss :)
Very interesting, thank you for mentioning these additional features, although I think I did mention double clicking on the piano roll. I wasn't even thinking about mentioning moving your own samples into the working directory either, that's actually what I do in my main DAW. It's cool to know there is more to this program than I thought.
@@TransverseAudio on second listen, yes you did! Wasn't paying enough attention, oops. Replaced that tip with another one for good measure (no pun intended)
@@spekularr Nice tip to replace it with!
Thank you for this tutorial! I know very little about music getting into this so this was a very helpful starting point! Actually it's kind of interesting, there's a lot of similarities with how the timelines on my video editing/animation programs work
Kind of new to LMMS. Thanks for the easy - to - follow tutorial. User - friendly, open source, interface, everything I need. Thanks again! You’ve earned my sub!
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you enjoy LMMS. Thank you for subscribing!
I just grabbed LMMS today for the first time in probably 10+ years. It's wild how far this has come!
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial! This is exactly what I needed. Everything is clear and made making music much more efficient for me.
Great! I'ts nice to know it will help you make music more effectively now, thanks for letting me know!
Nice video man, I started with LMMS a year ago and I still discovering new things and functions, you helped me a lot with this tutorial. Greetings from Argentina :)
Hey, thank you! It's nice to know you're still learning.
Thank you so much for making this tutorial, Transverse Audio! I'm still trying to make heads or tails out of LMMS, but your video has helped me to understand a bit more of how much is packed into this thing!
You're welcome! Believe it or not, LMMS is actually one of the more simple DAWs. I made a video about the best free DAWs if you are looking for more.
Literally just delving into creating music today and this is the first video I clicked on. Very good, tyvm.
I am glad ...how kind this guy is ?....he took time to comment on most of the comment......... Wow
Thanks, I usually just don't respond to comments that talk about video games/movies or stuff that doesn't really need a reply.
"Legend has it
The guy still replying everyone till this day"
The legend is true.
@@TransverseAudio lol
@@TransverseAudio is it?!
Thank you for your complete and comprehensive training. Very good!
I am watching the vid rn, but the overwhelminly positive like reatio and the fact that you reply to every comment clears any doubt that I had, i can already confidentely say that this video is going to be awesome
Thank you for the kindness! I hope the video is helpful!
It's a fair bunch of information to process at once but I got the basics, 90% of learning comes from experimenting. Nice video, good and clear!
Thank you, it was my intention to make it packed with info to save people time. Glad you found it helpful.
I wasnt expecting a tutorial this good when I found it
keep it up
Wow, thank you very much!
Dude, this was a godsend, def going to like so I can come back to it later and try to remember everything!
love the little dance with the cursor in the intro also thanks for providing such a good tutorial
Man, your recommandations always make me CLICK on them
And your videos are very professional
You deserve more recognition.
Let's work together.
😀 Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy the videos, thanks for being on my notifications, I'm glad I can provide that kind of value to deserve that.
@@TransverseAudio Of course man
I like your quality over quantity formula
@@YungCorpsey666 Thanks, it does take longer to make them in this style but I think it is a better approach for me. It's nice to know you appreciate the way I make the videos. What are some things you would point out that I could improve upon? I love to hear feedback, as long as it's the truth.
@@TransverseAudio Everything is perfect. Keep going
Thanks for the vid. However, as a true beginner (i've downloaded the program while watching this vid), i still have no idea how to produce any kind of music or even sound. But thanks. It was a nice overview.
You're welcome and thank you! Sorry if it gave the impression to teach you that.
amazing tutorial, nothing else to add, thanks alot my man, wish you a very good day!
i love your content and your chill peaceful open voice over it like it was literally made jsut for me love you bro
2:32 "checks behind computer to see what's wrong"
:)
Awesome, thanks for insight into this free DAW. Never had a look at this one, looks a bit like Cakewalk though. Great video Transverse! ;)
Hey Mattias, good to see you! I think it's a great free DAW for sure, very similar to FL Studio too. I appreciate you, thanks for watching and for being on my notification squad.
@@TransverseAudio You know it! Excellent video!
THANK YOU!!!! you actually guide your viewers through soft, unlike so videos that rush the whole tNice tutorialng or talk too fast.
Thank you so much! I was actually struggling with LMMS beforehand, and this helped out a lot. Thanks!
Wow. That’s a mind blowing service :)
Yeah, I really like the DAW too! Thanks for watching and for being on the notification squad!
Thanks, this is a good UI intro to LMMS. However, as basically a "day 1 noob" who is unable to appreciate what most of these features are, or how/when to use them, I still am left like a deer in headlights. Do you have any suggestions for getting started, with the basic concepts, when they are useful, and how they work together? I'd be interested in a hand-holding through the creation of a short piece, starting from a new empty project, explaining the how/why of each step that is done until it's "finished", without assuming the watcher knows anything about it. The way these things are used in real workflow, and to see a peek at the thought process behind it, would be invaluable. Thanks!
I think you want a general music creation tutorial, you can find those anywhere and apply them to LMMS with the help of this video, because it just shows you how to use this particular set of tools. Making music or any art is more about what you do with those tools, high level concepts.
@@Domarius64 A lot has happened in the last 4 months and I've learned what everything he talks about is, but in the Ableton Live 11 context. At least I know what automation, panning, VST, LFO, and all those kinds of things actually means now, and after re-watching this video (to see how far I've come) it is all pretty clear to me. It was not so much about music theory I lacked, but about "defining" terms used in the context of a DAW, especially since it says "for beginners" but doesn't say "people with experience but who are new to LMMS." Anyway, I still found this video valuable as one of the first I DAW-related videos I've seen, because it gave me a list of thing about which to find out more!
@chriss9611 ahh I see :) yes I wouldn't have got that from your message, but that's understandable because you don't know what you don't know. Glad you're making progress.
Nice video man, clear and concise explanation! Thanks a lot!
I am completely overwhelmed! I think I have to watch this several times!
I made it so you can pause then implement, pause then implement, etc. Try playing it back at 0.85 speed or something like that. It may help!
I'm totally new to music production and I wanted to make music about the 5 stages of grief. Do I need any real instruments for LMMS or can I do everything from scratch in it? I'd really appreciate any help or advice, thanks!
EDIT: Seeing the massive amount of support you give to the comments warms my heart. Thank you so much for being so supportive :)
Hey, thanks for asking! I think you will be better off getting realistic plugins for that, depending on the style you are aiming for. The stock plugins that come with LMMS are more geared towards retro and Chiptune. Here is a playlist I made for a bunch of free ones, including realistic instruments: ruclips.net/p/PL6faDNDX-aTJ5wENxQzyi_nvyqSDGVHF_
Thank you for the kindness as well!
Are you gonna release it
I was so fooled, that I was gonna pay for or crack fl studio! Thank you so much for making this tutorial that changed my mind, you literally solved a major problem I had!
Wow, and you would have lost your money! I'm glad you found this one. But hey, I've been fooled many times in the past too. Moral of the story = don't pirate, and especially don't pay someone to steal for you. Enjoy LMMS!
Worked like a charm. Thanks for the tut!
Thanks for the video! Very helpful and easy to follow instructions
`TA's Ability: ZGZGZGZGZZGZGZG like a madman.
Viewers: *Everyone liked that.*
Pretty much.
2:30 I didnt know anyone can make that noise at that rate lmao
Well, it's an honor to be the one.
@@TransverseAudio hats off to you! I tried it and realised it's nearly impossible😂
This is GREAT! The way you present the information is perfect for my brain to gobble up. First track I make is for you! lol
Worked! What an absolute genius mad lad! Was so easy
Thanks for making this video! Do you have a tutorial series for people that have no prior knowledge of music production or LMMS? Music is something I really want to get into but don't know where to start.
You're welcome! You know, I don't have one actually. I really need to make something like that! I have a bunch of tutorials for cool techniques but those may be something to pick up after learning the absolute basics.
Check out these playlists, they may help you learn some basics and get what you need to start;
Effect Plugin Tutorials: ruclips.net/p/PL6faDNDX-aTIGlh6u4U2UdUG8yBN0oUap
Free Audio Software: ruclips.net/p/PL6faDNDX-aTJ5wENxQzyi_nvyqSDGVHF_
Music Production Tutorials: ruclips.net/p/PL6faDNDX-aTISLPCUdnfO5JvjKXK_ufkR
Let me know if you have any other questions, I'm happy to help!
Damn. That chord feature is awesome!
I use linux as my daily driver, and windows for my audio production because i felt audio setup was too frustrating (setting up Jack, and getting VST to work).
LMMS was my first and easiest DAW to use. The interface still needs a modern look.
Didn't realize the piano roll was this feature rich. Thanks for sharing.
Hey, that's pretty cool, I use Ubuntu for hosting my websites but other than that I'm on Windows all the time. It would be cool to get a Linux laptop or something to code on or whatever.
The piano roll is really the gem of this DAW, that chord feature surprised me when I found it.
@@TransverseAudio can you do one on Ardour.
@@hgaubaul I'm not sure, I haven't used that DAW before so I would need to pick it up and learn first. What I can say is that it wouldn't be for quite a while if I ever did do it.
@@TransverseAudio no prob. I believe it's free on windows too.
@@hgaubaul Yeah, you need to donate >= $1 I think to get the pre-built version but it's free if you want to build it yourself.
A complete tutorial video explained in a very calm and easy way
Thanks, I'm glad you found the video to be good.
So far the only tutorial I've seen that takes it slow and doesn't require prior experience to soft design.
its about time LMMS had its hit
I think the UI was really holding it back.
Chief I know you're a music man but your tutorial style is amazing, please do blender tutorials
Haha, thank you! Maybe I will make tutorials for that software one day.
Woah, I downloaded this on a whim and LMMS seems very simple, very powerful, very FREE, and very open source, this might become my new daw.
I was using lmms for 5 month without even knowing what those fx blabla and now Im gonna watch this tutorial thank you for making this
Hey, you're welcome! Thank you for watching.
Thank you for sharing this video. And thank you for reminding what God can do. I read that at a time i was feeling depressed. It really helped. Stay blessed!
You're welcome! God is great, and without him, I wouldn't have made this channel at all. I'm sorry to hear that and I hope you persevere. It's all about the mindset, you've got the strength! 😀
@@TransverseAudio
Thank you. 😊 i will.
Hey. Amazing video by the way! I've just downloaded LMMS recently, would you say that I would be able to make a full soundtrack to a 2D game that sounds high quality with this?
Thank you and yes, I think you could. Just look at the demo tracks, some of them are really good! Depending on the genre of the game, you may need to get 3rd-party plugins like orchestral samplers or something as this DAW has good chiptune and retro sounds that come with it.
@@TransverseAudio Ah okay, I'm very much a beginner so I only know the basics and a little bit more from what I've just figured out, the game is like a 2D RPG, kind of like Undertale if you've ever seen that. I hope that I'd be able to make something really good.
@@samueloneil134 good luck on your game project!
Man, you're rocks! Thank You for your course !!! I've learned so much!!!
Thanks a lot mate, this is what I needed!
2:23right before the beat drops
That's just how it's done.
3:18
That's not the cpu meter
if you enable it, it will show you the waveforms.
Good video tho
Interesting, I don't know why it says CPU meter on it then lol. Thanks for mentioning it, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
@@TransverseAudio The cpu meter is the long thin rectangle below the waveform display.
As lmms is a light weight software the cpu meter pretty much stays at 0 for most part.
@@abhijithnair3078 Oh okay, I just opened up the DAW and I see what you mean now. The angle of my monitor makes the contrast of that part not that good so I didn't even see the small bar. I just never use the feature so I didn't catch on. Thank you for pointing that out!
Nice to see 2 human beings contradicting each other civilly. Such a rare thing these days.
@@greggeverman5578 I love it when people can respectfully point out someone's mistakes. It means a lot to me when people show me how to improve.
Super informative, I was able to make a song really quickly after this.
Excellent guide, very clear and helpful
Damn this makes me wanna re-install LMMS even though I have FL.
It is pretty sweet.
“Exzigzigzigzigzigzigzigzigzig” ~Transverse Audio
😎
Thanks for this awsome tutorial I really needed it
Thank you so much for this! I remember I requested for a tutorial video for LMMS a few months ago and you've done it! Happy holidays and God bless you!
Hey, thanks for sticking around! You're welcome and merry Christmas.
@@TransverseAudio Sorry I don't get to stick around a lot though because I got very busy but because of your help and guidance, I'll get better and try to make great music! I'm trying to manage my time properly so your videos will be some sort of reward for me and I'll get to do this as a nice hobby. God bless you always and thank you so much for your time and patience for these things! Your God given talents are really put to use and you'll be blessed as you keep honing and using them for Him! 🙌🙌🙌
@@eine_v I appreciate you for all of that, especially for loving God. Thank you for your kindness and don't be sorry about that. It can be tough managing time and some things need to have a higher priority.
Here is my suggestion to the developers of LMMS:
1) Add the ability to drive an external MIDI enabled instrument.
2) Add a SMPTE OUT, and a SIMPTE IN that will track an external SMPTE source.
This would move LMMS into the world of real production.
ANY sequencer program must be able to drive and be driven externally.
Jim
Good suggestions! Hardware support is important for some.
I never used a music program before. Is it hard to use? I want to make music and sound effects for my game with LMMS, but I never worked with music and sound before.
When I firsf started, I found it a little bit confusing past the piano roll, sequencer, and volume sliders in the mixer. However, in the beginning, that's all you really need to know to practice. Once I got past the hurdle of learning how to use an EQ and other basic effects, it made it a lot easier to write music.
@@TransverseAudio Thanks! I also wanted to ask if it was safe to use. Will it affect anything on my laptop?
Great tutorial video it really helped out!👍✨️❤️
I have been looking for a good free DAW for about a year now. This video really helped me. thank you.
You're very welcome! I just made a video about the top 5 free DAWs yesterday: ruclips.net/video/4cFwUXSZgEs/видео.html
So I was going to 'like' regardless, but the "ZGZGZGZGZGZG" part made me go ahead and hit it xD
Ahaha, I'm glad you enjoyed that part!
Great tutorial! I've just had this problem, where if I play my samples in the track, it would make no sound. Please reply to this ASAP!
Thank you and you're welcome! I'm not quite sure what could cause that. Is it muted? Is MIDI making sound? Are you putting it in the step-sequencer without drawing its pattern in the song-editor?
god thank you. I have been looking for a long time and finally got on your video
great video, thanks for uploading it. LMMS looks really nice to me. i'm overwhelmed with audio production software, but this seems relatively easy. i hope i can make some music with this awesome free open source software.
How to save project as mp3 file on lmms?
Export audio. Try google next time.
On the toolbar there is an option "Export current project", just click that or go to the File menu on the top where you can export the project, tracks, or MIDI.
@@TransverseAudio Okay then,,how can I split a audio track in lmms??☺️
@@arinjoyroy4287 It does it automatically. Unless you mean cut it inside the playlist - which you, unfortunately, can not do. But, you can create an automation clip for the volume and make a hard switch from 0 to 100% right where you want the sample to start, and then you can just slide the ending to where you want it to end.
2:31 When your making a tutorial but get abducted by aliens on accident.
Lol, that's a good one! 😆
Thank you soo much! This helped a lot! ❤️
Hi, thank you so much for sharing your God given skills. I know that I was led to this video. I have learned so much within minutes. You are an angel!
Hey, you're very welcome! Thanks for watching and for acknowledging God - He is great!
If only lmms had more features to work with samples.
It's an excellent daw, I hated cake walk and tracktion t7 has terrible piano roll
Yeah, and audio recording too! Why do you dislike Cakewalk?
Agreed. Cakewalk is hard to use
Interesting, I didn't find it that difficult compared to LMMS. But, I have to admit, LMMS does a pretty good job at keeping it easy to use.
@@TransverseAudio ye lmms is like FL studio once u get the hang of it
KingTrax lmms is better than fl *cough*
I think I'm the only one who still has no idea what to do lol
Probably not, what part did you need help with?
@@TransverseAudio thank you for bringing such a perfect lesson, elaborating every aspect.
I'm a complete beginner, but I really want to produce music and want to learn many things. Your videos are so easy, clear and on to the point. :)
You are not alone. I am lost completely, I want to hit the wall with my head. I bought it and now I find out you can download for free. I feel like pulling all my hear and then I want to jump thru the window. lol.
Thanks for making this tutorial. I'm off to do the hands-on now but I'll be back for sure.
You're welcome!
Hey I had forgotten about this thing. Thanks for making this video, it is an awesome intro and executive overview for me to give it a go.
Cheers.
I'm glad you rediscovered it! Thank you too, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
LMMS stands for Let's Make Music Stuff
Actually, it used to be called Linux Multi-Media Studio. Now it's nothing more than LMMS.
I need to download a loop of "zg zg zg zg zg zg zg zg zg zg zg zg"! :)
😄
This is so informative and well presented. Thank you! you saved my day :D
Thank you very much and you're welcome!
Amazing I did it You made my day Thank you!!
I’ll bet money they’re running a modified FL Engine file
FLMMS Confirmed.
`Transverse Audio Lol
I can guarantee that LMMS does NOT run on anything remotely connected to anything FLStudio. We build LMMS from scratch!
Anyone want to collaborate on lmms?
Probably me, but i don't know how well I can contribute...
Sreenikethan I well we can still do it anyway
A bit late, but these random experiments are free for playing around with:
drive.google.com/open?id=0B4H9o3sUb9KQTUZqTEcyMWpFQWc
drive.google.com/open?id=1qPRzzKCnC2SVaCn52ymL1NAWXYdPm0QU
drive.google.com/open?id=1ln7nv6vyVewE5xuZOlbJZOwDTtVYqTT4
drive.google.com/open?id=1RETurLjX9tLYULwi_X2jpvTJ0WMy4qfH
drive.google.com/open?id=0B4H9o3sUb9KQR2FlRDRvdU1xYVE
Hope it doesn't seem to spammy, but a variety of random crap. Some were from old versions of LMMS, but seem to work with 1.2.1 that I'm using as of this time.
Sorry for being late... Check out the music related subs on Reddit. There is even one for LMMS specifically, I believe.
Very helpful and informative video! This man is a legend
Thank you very much!
Thanks, this was super helpful! 💌
2:31 like if you agree.
Yes.
As soon as I hear that you can't record audio into this DAW I just say: WTF..who put all that effort for only recording precanned sounds and midi stuff.!!!..This one will be considered a real challenger when the creators add the functionality of recording audio.
I think there are a few genres that don't need live recording. Chiptune, EDM, video game music. All of these are the demographics of this DAW I would imagine.
Yeah, that's indeed a bit... odd.
very helpful tutorial, thanks!
BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY
Thx so much, it's so full and good tutorial, you save my time and my nerves, good luck in all, man)
Hey, glad I could help in an effective way. Enjoy!
This program is beautiful. Just found it and trying it out. Thanks for the crazy helpful tutorial.
Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and DAW, you're welcome!
Man this is an awesome tutorial! Thanks :))
Ima download it thanks for sharing!!