It's not crazy. It's how it's designed. The source code is public and anyone can contribute to it, modify it and distribute the modified version as long as it's free in this sense. That doesn't explicitly mean they can't charge money for the final product, but they have to provide the source code for free.
@@troykeys-applyingprinciples If you know what you're doing, it can do everything FL can do except for live audio recording through a microphone. It doesn't have things such as gross beat obviously, but you can import your own plugins and such.
@@jeremydantone5567 PG-8X, Arminator, Cobalt, MK Power Drum Kit, and Synth1. Personally I use these because I work in the area of synthpop. I really recommend all those even not in synthpop because you can also import your own soundbanks.
To clarify... it's not merely 'free' software (like a limited demo or a 'game' app). LMMS is in the category of Open Source software. Lots of open source software projects are used in major A/V production houses. Blender is used on major commercial VFX and animation projects. The original trunk of GIMP was used by Weta Digital on the Lord of the Rings films. Lightworks was used to edit Academy Award winning films. All of these programs are free and open source, like LMMS (which originally stood for Linux Multimedia Studio). It is only free because it is freely given by the originating programmers that licensed the project as such. Other open source digital audio workstation platforms include Ardour and Qtractor. These projects more closely resemble environments like Cubase, Logic or Pro Tools.
this should be the highest rated comment.. if everyone understood, appreciated, used, and donated to open source projects, the world would be a better place... (how much of the stuff we're doing RIGHT NOW uses the linux kernel? ... how about python?)
Free Software Foundation's definition of *free software*: “Free software” means software that respects users' freedom and community. Roughly, it means that *the users have the freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software*. Thus, “free software” is a matter of liberty, not price. To understand the concept, you should think of “free” as in “free speech,” not as in “free beer.” We sometimes call it “libre software,” borrowing the French or Spanish word for “free” as in freedom, to show we do not mean the software is gratis.
@@euvo_sound I don't even use LMMS anymore and I honestly forgot about this comment, while LMMS is good and it has everything you need to start out, it's not better than Ableton or FL.
the triple oscillator in LMMS is terrifyingly bad though, its got lots of aliasing though LMMS actually comes with a better alternative called watsyn watsyn is a lot more powerful than triple osc anyways aside from just the lack of aliasing, so i just use watsyn careful when playing high notes with either though, both have some weird issues with that
@@mkhassan3358 Debian is one of the versions of the Linux operating system and Qtracktor is a MIDI sequencer + audio recorder that runs on all versions of Linux including Debian.
Can't be too mad, though. He said he never looked up how to use the program. ... but yeah, the beats and bassline editor would've made the work a lot smoother.
True. But there are definitely features missing that FL has and could use a better way to meter. It's definitely cool though for being 100 percent free.
@@smolle.39 No insta. My only real social media is RUclips. Hit me up on my channel, any video comment will do. I'm almost always on. Also: Google "LMMS Forum". It's a great community with a combined wealth of knowledge.
Been using it for over a year to start beat making. If you know how to use it you can make some pretty good stuff. Definitely a must for people learning and deciding if beat making is for them or not.
btw kyle you can use keyscape in lmms you got gotta create another track with VeSTige and then click plugin file for the vst you wanna use and you can use any VSTs you want to
You seem to be running into the thing that throws off a lot of newbies... Mostly because it doesn't do any auto-leveling and all the sounds are additive, thus it too easily goes into clipping territory fast. (And probably gives it a bad reputation it doesn't deserve.) The quickest fix is to use the fast-lookahead limiter in the master FX channel. Next is lessening the "canned" sound of samples, more or less means messing with the envelopes of anything on the AudioFileProcessor. A lot of people just give up on those though and start using soundfonts or vstis. (However not using included stuff limits being able to share project files.) It gets pretty in-depth for what it is though. Particularly when you start adding more FX channels to better handle mixing and doing stuff with automation tracks. Arpeggiators and LFO's also mean you can do some procedural and pseudo-rack-synth style music too.
In LMMS you have a mixer, channel rack and you can make automations, 808 slide, sidechain and stuff just watch tutos (i started with LMMS before FL Studio and that's the same type of software)
I used lmms all 2019 I got use to it and love it , just got fl20 I didn't like it at first because I was use to lmms but fl is my new love but I will continue to use both depending on what sound I'm working on ......lmms cuts to the chase and makes thing simpler but fl is more complex and versitile
Yes i agree! Your approach was very interesting, because it is kind of a use-case-trial, so seing how you intuitively understood the song-editor, and piano-roll, was neat :p You however did not find the Beat-editor.. I was also surprised that you did not looked at any of the *tabs* in the instruments. Here we have envelopes and filter collections, both can improve the output significantly :P Also there are 1000' of *presets* for selection from the side-bar.
LMMS is lots of tweaking, there is no ready presets, from the plugins you have to build your own sound with the fx and tweaking tweaking tweaking. there is alsopossibilty to send tracks in different channels to the mikser, and add ie delay compressor etc for groups, there is also vst plugin support and with goos samples its actually really ok for bedroom producer. only thing its missing is somekind of sampler plugin, where you can have multiple samples in one plugin to create ie drum kits from samples with out jumping between sample tracks on the song editor or beat and bassline editor,
I am totally new to this kind of software---medium when it comes to music. I downloaded this version because it was free. I was not ready to purchase one that i think would suit me better. Point is---It has been a great starter for me , to say the least. It was nice to see someone who has been using software like this to make music and experience it. Thanks! I have subscribed.
Pretty Dope… Especially considering the fact that you had to work with an unfamiliar DAW. It’s absolutely free! And if you had to start making beats on a budget then you could make a nice little bit of money with LMMS in order to get to the next level.
kyle please make another beat on lmms but this time watch a tutorial cuz u really didnt use the software to its full potential. its my main DAW for now and i like it quite alot. so pls make another vid on LMMS
ive been using this daw for over 1 year. yeah lmms has its flaws in some places. at least i can make my video game music with it. though some VSTs will be mono depending on how the plugin was made, and when saving tracks its somtimes brakes and suddenly you are now missing some parts of a track and need to replace it, but i use it almost for evrey track i do now and days. also good thing you made with the default stuff that came with the daw!
@@shric9548 'It' *once* stood for Linux MultiMedia Studio, but it does not anymore. That acronym has been ditched, because you can get LMMS for Windows, Linux, and even a version for MAC, that (because of Apple, not LMMS) -Does not support VST. LMMS.. Well in my videos i say 'El'e'ments' :p -witch relates to the modularity of the program.
I personally thought how Lmms was bad and I needed something different as a beginner, but your work definetly showed me that it is about the way you use what you have rather than the software you use. Now I feel inspired to do some work myself.
I used to use LMMS until I changed to FL studio more than a year ago. LMMS is an excellent free software, however many of the effects have no visualizations at all, which can make them hard to use if you have inexperienced ear. But if you know how to tweak knobs and how to use your ear, you can get amazing results. What is a good thing about LMMS, is that it supports third party plugins. I think if you spent more time with LMMS you could get much better results.
My entire audio lab is LMMS, Hydrogen, Audacity. Two cell phones, one old and one current. One 90's synthesizer, one very cheap MIDI controller. An acoustic guitar, and a kids drum set. That's the whole thing.
LMMS is actually viable. I just wish there were more producers giving us tutorials like Cohardt. I love Cohardt. also.. LMMS Stands for Linux Multi Media Studio. Originally created for the Linux OS so they can have a DAW.
Cohardt is incredible. I have one LMMS tutorial I made, and I'd love to make more, but Cohardt already has everything covered. It's tricky to figure out something that he hasn't already done.
Also, to highlight something - if you have LMMS and you're using it day in day out... Although it open source and therefore free ... Donate. Throw a bit of cash their way. That way the folks working on it can actually afford to develop it further.... And it won't become another sidelined project that just sits at v1.3 for, well ever...
YES! There's just so much they could fix about how they work with samples. That's literally my ONLY issue with the program. Everything else is stellar, and more than makes up for that.
LMMS is not that bad. After 4 years using FL Studio, since this month I'm trying to give a chance to LMMS. My use of LMMS is pretty recent so I probably won't be a good judge of it yet but from what I've seen as of now (and I've used it intensively, like every day for the past 20 days now) I can say that even though it's not perfect, it still has some very good synth sounds and some of them are pretty amazing. As good as the ones found in FL Studio sometimes. Even though it looks a lot like FL Studio, it's quite different in its philosophy. In FL you do a lot of things with the keyboard, in LMMS the mouse is king. But you can basically do everything you do on FL on LMMS as well. FL seems just a little bit more logical to me. Because in LMMS for instance, to erase a note of your melody in the piano roll you have to use the mouse right clic BUT when you have to erase a note on the beat editor for your drums you have to use the mouse wheel button instead. Where's the logic in that ?! To me LMMS has 2 weakness when you compare it to FL Studio (especially for dance music or EDM because that's what I do myself), 1 : the kicks for the drums, they're pretty awful unless you edit them yourself. It's very hard to find good ones ready for use when even the basic ones on FL sound amazing. Maybe it's because LMMS is more urban music oriented when FL is more for dance music or EDM, I don't know but that's how I feel and 2 : when you export your projects they sound much better on FL than on LMMS, I don't know why but it's obvious. Plus LMMS has some bugs (even on the so-called "stable" versions), so you might want to save your projects very often even though when a VST crashes on it, usually LMMS is able to recover your project 9 times out and 10, and sometimes only the VST crash and not the entire program. Plus it's programmed to auto-save everything every 2 minutes, a wise choice, I think, so it's not a very big issue but still. FL Studio seems much more stable to me (even though it can crash too sometimes). So to resume I'd say that if you can afford some serious FL Studio versions (whether its the one that costs 89$ : the fruity edition or better the ones that costs 189$ or more like the producer edition (that's the one I bought by the way), then I'll say go for it because it's really worth the investment, believe me. But if money is really tight or a big problem for you, LMMS is very good too because all you need is a computer basically and the result will be approximatively the same, more or less
LMMS isn’t bad. It’s crazy that it’s free
What else is free and can do this? it seems like a great one to get started
It's not crazy. It's how it's designed. The source code is public and anyone can contribute to it, modify it and distribute the modified version as long as it's free in this sense.
That doesn't explicitly mean they can't charge money for the final product, but they have to provide the source code for free.
@@troykeys-applyingprinciples If you know what you're doing, it can do everything FL can do except for live audio recording through a microphone. It doesn't have things such as gross beat obviously, but you can import your own plugins and such.
Yaa 😊😊
Wait FL studio 20 cracked Is free too :)
I cringe so bad when people try to use this and call it bad. Like it's not bad, they just don't know how to use it lol.
Exactly
Fax I've made Heat here
Check out my beats.. those are made with Lmms.
Can anyone teach how to convert vocals to MIDI in LMMS? Like FL studio?
Okay ya it can be good but fl studio is better and easier to use
THANKS FOR WATCHING !
How did i do?? Lol
I dont even know what lmms is yet but u probably did fine kyle haha
We want a Tutorial Kyle 😂💙
Is that even a question You Did awesome dude
Excellent usage of effects, I would have done the same. Sounding superb 👌🏽
Honestly you should finish it out and refine it because it's a literal vibe!!!
I've mastered this DAW & even have tracks on spotify made from it. I love LMMS. Currently working on an album in it.
can i ask you something about it?
if you know how to transition key notes can you explain to me? please
Bling Bling BOI I’m pretty good with lmms. Not sure what you mean tho
Know any good pluggins to use?
@@deusexmachina3091 I'm not quite sure either.
@@jeremydantone5567 PG-8X, Arminator, Cobalt, MK Power Drum Kit, and Synth1. Personally I use these because I work in the area of synthpop. I really recommend all those even not in synthpop because you can also import your own soundbanks.
2020 : Kyle givin LMMS Tutorials
This is what I used before I found out about fl
ruclips.net/video/OwFhxswJA7M/видео.html
@@leveecunninghan4114 stop
@@Ethandacosta My first daw too,they keep updating it, might go back cuz they keep updating it
@@shinji1264 I been using this for the past two weeks. Not sure how it was before but it's been stable no crashes for me.
To clarify... it's not merely 'free' software (like a limited demo or a 'game' app). LMMS is in the category of Open Source software. Lots of open source software projects are used in major A/V production houses. Blender is used on major commercial VFX and animation projects. The original trunk of GIMP was used by Weta Digital on the Lord of the Rings films. Lightworks was used to edit Academy Award winning films. All of these programs are free and open source, like LMMS (which originally stood for Linux Multimedia Studio). It is only free because it is freely given by the originating programmers that licensed the project as such. Other open source digital audio workstation platforms include Ardour and Qtractor. These projects more closely resemble environments like Cubase, Logic or Pro Tools.
Lightworks is $9.99/month
Good post but lightworks isn't open source
this should be the highest rated comment.. if everyone understood, appreciated, used, and donated to open source projects, the world would be a better place... (how much of the stuff we're doing RIGHT NOW uses the linux kernel? ... how about python?)
Free Software Foundation's definition of *free software*:
“Free software” means software that respects users' freedom and community. Roughly, it means that *the users have the freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software*. Thus, “free software” is a matter of liberty, not price. To understand the concept, you should think of “free” as in “free speech,” not as in “free beer.” We sometimes call it “libre software,” borrowing the French or Spanish word for “free” as in freedom, to show we do not mean the software is gratis.
Free as in freedom, not necessarily free as in free beer.
That's the first daw I've ever used, and I'm still ass using it lol
ruclips.net/video/OwFhxswJA7M/видео.html
Is it good to use cause I also using it... Still new
I make LMMS videos regularly maybe you can find something useful!
I used it for about 3 years until I got fl studio
GarageBand was the first I used because I had an old Mac that came with it, even though it was supposed to be $8 or something.
I started with this and even if its confusing at first its accualy very powerful for a free software.
Defo. It's all in the plugins. Like, the default ones are good, but then you add some VSTs and HOLYFRIGGINSHITWTF?!?!?!?!?!
Hey du you have instagram because I have problems with lmms
@@smolle.39 what's the issue you got
@@thomasaldrian7362 oof, i tried LMMS default but somehow the default piano was so horrible
@@QuinnTheTailor just download some free piano plugins .
Lmms stands for “legit music making software” 😂😂😂
uH ExCuSe Me ItS LinUx MulTi MeDiA StUDioS
@@bigass97 dont hit me w that boosheet
Linux music maker studio
man music maker not multi media studio
@@gxneby1840 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LMMS
honestly lmms is underrated imo
2% MILK ok bruh like who tf uses garage band
*Much Better Than FL 20 And Ableton*
@@euvo_sound I love LMMS and I'll probably never leave it. But this statement was kind of ridiculous.
Prod. Jacob and that comes from someone who makes off-key beats?
@@euvo_sound I don't even use LMMS anymore and I honestly forgot about this comment, while LMMS is good and it has everything you need to start out, it's not better than Ableton or FL.
”Aight, imma add the llama real quick”... you killed me there
time stamp?
Slowed Tracks 5:14 lol
how did you type this then ?
@@KydonMusic 🤷♂️🤷♂️
On god
Ah, yes, the TripleOscillator, aka the Headphone User Abuser.
I'm just going to put this one note here... Okay, and now I'm deaf and my headphones caught on fire.
I just put the program volume to like 20 and raise the computer volume to avoid it sounding distorted
triplealiaser
You can adjust some oscillators to make it not sound bad.
the triple oscillator in LMMS is terrifyingly bad though, its got lots of aliasing
though LMMS actually comes with a better alternative called watsyn
watsyn is a lot more powerful than triple osc anyways aside from just the lack of aliasing, so i just use watsyn
careful when playing high notes with either though, both have some weird issues with that
Debian + LMMS + Audacity + Qtractor
Near flawless setup that equals a Mac. KING.
Debian is SOLID. I would use that setup over anything else.
Plus, y'know, free. In every sense of the word.
Indeed. Even the unstable version is solid.
Also the best thing in Debian is multiarch
Bro what r Debian and qtractor.can u tell me please??
@@mkhassan3358 Debian is one of the versions of the Linux operating system and Qtracktor is a MIDI sequencer + audio recorder that runs on all versions of Linux including Debian.
@@subwaygaragemusic is Debian free version and of lmms
who else was just mad he didnt use the baseline editor
Can't be too mad, though. He said he never looked up how to use the program.
... but yeah, the beats and bassline editor would've made the work a lot smoother.
It actually depends upon you if you wanna use it or not.
LMMS in my opinion is a smooth mix between Fl studio and ableton Live (in terms of view)
I actually started out using the bassline editor, but I prefer the song editor now idk why 🤔
@@smik5304 Ikr the workflows far more efficient
me, I was so mad, you CAN'T use the paino roll for beats, change my mind
“Even though it’s free it’s actually more difficult... cuz you don’t have keyscape”. Kyle 2019
LMMS is underrated no cap
Hey do you have instagram I need help because I have problems with lmms
@@smolle.39 I do tell me yours
Bro before i got FL i used lmms this brought back way too many memories
omg same
F1lipp0s on the track same here man that shit was dope af
Same 🥺
Word
I have been waiting for this video for about almost 2 years... Real ones know about LMMS
Can't wait to see this! It's not the tools you use. It's how you use them.
True. But there are definitely features missing that FL has and could use a better way to meter. It's definitely cool though for being 100 percent free.
LMMS is all I use. . . 'cause I ain't got no damn money ; )
Hey do you have instagram I need help because I have problems with lmms
@@smolle.39
No insta. My only real social media is RUclips. Hit me up on my channel, any video comment will do. I'm almost always on. Also: Google "LMMS Forum". It's a great community with a combined wealth of knowledge.
*Replacement For FL 20 and Ableton live 10 suite*
same and it sucks
u aint got no damn brains either if you cant find what you need for free in 2020 lmfao
Been using it for over a year to start beat making. If you know how to use it you can make some pretty good stuff. Definitely a must for people learning and deciding if beat making is for them or not.
btw kyle you can use keyscape in lmms you got gotta create another track with VeSTige and then click plugin file for the vst you wanna use and you can use any VSTs you want to
Kyleeee my first DAW was LMMS
You seem to be running into the thing that throws off a lot of newbies... Mostly because it doesn't do any auto-leveling and all the sounds are additive, thus it too easily goes into clipping territory fast. (And probably gives it a bad reputation it doesn't deserve.) The quickest fix is to use the fast-lookahead limiter in the master FX channel.
Next is lessening the "canned" sound of samples, more or less means messing with the envelopes of anything on the AudioFileProcessor. A lot of people just give up on those though and start using soundfonts or vstis. (However not using included stuff limits being able to share project files.)
It gets pretty in-depth for what it is though. Particularly when you start adding more FX channels to better handle mixing and doing stuff with automation tracks. Arpeggiators and LFO's also mean you can do some procedural and pseudo-rack-synth style music too.
there s even a like 1000 page lmms user guide book lol
Aaaand I still prefer LMMS over any DAW including paid ones....Learning FL though
Don't learn it, you traitor!
@@etta777 Expanding knowledge is more important sorry
@@Vyzelhen Nooooooooooo!
@@etta777 . . . .
whhat fl studio is the easiest and besttt DAW
Dude I use LMMS for almost a year now and you already made a better beat than I ever did. Bravo!
Niceeee. XD
I still use LMMS for my music today, was hard as hell in the beginning but it’s still good lol
Hey do you have instagram I need help because I have problems with lmms
This was the first software i used 🤣🤣
Same
TiimmyBeatz same
Too then swiched to fl
Same tho
🥺 memories
Probably the first and last time I can rightfully call you noob 😎😂
In LMMS you have a mixer, channel rack and you can make automations, 808 slide, sidechain and stuff just watch tutos (i started with LMMS before FL Studio and that's the same type of software)
I used lmms all 2019 I got use to it and love it , just got fl20 I didn't like it at first because I was use to lmms but fl is my new love but I will continue to use both depending on what sound I'm working on ......lmms cuts to the chase and makes thing simpler but fl is more complex and versitile
Him putting the drums all on different channels:
Me yelling at the screen: *USE THE BEAT CHANNEL!!!!!!!!!!*
lol was waiting for simon servida to do this and you drop this
also lmms is actually pretty decent to work with if you get your own sounds in..
It doesn't matter what tool you use, what matters is the music you make.
You've done better than most other people I've seen use this
Yes i agree! Your approach was very interesting, because it is kind of a use-case-trial, so seing how you intuitively understood the song-editor, and piano-roll, was neat :p
You however did not find the Beat-editor..
I was also surprised that you did not looked at any of the *tabs* in the instruments. Here we have envelopes and filter collections, both can improve the output significantly :P
Also there are 1000' of *presets* for selection from the side-bar.
This should help put to rest the arguments about which DAW is best. It's the PRODUCER that matters the most.
Video suggestion:
“Making a beat in public”
or in the library with speakers lmao
Livelooping?
Watch this guy:
ruclips.net/video/4a0Jk7RVjpc/видео.html
This completely inspired me to learn using LMMS
Thank you Kyle ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
LMMS is lots of tweaking, there is no ready presets, from the plugins you have to build your own sound with the fx and tweaking tweaking tweaking. there is alsopossibilty to send tracks in different channels to the mikser, and add ie delay compressor etc for groups, there is also vst plugin support and with goos samples its actually really ok for bedroom producer. only thing its missing is somekind of sampler plugin, where you can have multiple samples in one plugin to create ie drum kits from samples with out jumping between sample tracks on the song editor or beat and bassline editor,
This is where I started lol
I'm always on it, I'm poor 🙂
Hey kyle could you please make a video on how to structure a beat in general, dope content as usual 🔥🔥
I think he has one.
Thanks for the idea! I should do something like that!
I remember making bangers with this 😂😂😭😭
I use to use this YEARS ago and honestly LMMS has came a LONG way, it's really good now. Underrated
It's free, because it is "open source". An idea that should be much more supported on the internet. Incredible.
6:03 Finished Track Starts
(Personal time stamp, feel free to use)
I am totally new to this kind of software---medium when it comes to music. I downloaded this version because it was free. I was not ready to purchase one that i think would suit me better. Point is---It has been a great starter for me , to say the least.
It was nice to see someone who has been using software like this to make music and experience it. Thanks! I have subscribed.
Bro I’ve been using it for production for ages and it’s actually super easy after you get used to it
Kyle bro... you just made something I cant make in years... on a program YOU HAVE NEVER USED BEFORE
Lmms is actually very very powerful now
I use LMMS sometimes for making basic beats and I'm so impressed by how much it offers for free!
Pretty Dope…
Especially considering the fact that you had to work with an unfamiliar DAW. It’s absolutely free! And if you had to start making beats on a budget then you could make a nice little bit of money with LMMS in order to get to the next level.
6:04 Wooah! Sick beat dude!👍😲
There is a freedom that comes with using mystery samples to put together new beats.
LMMS rules!
I've used LMMS for like 4 months now and I never thought LMMS could make this fire
Bruh, I can't even figure out how to get started using LMMS and this dude made a really amazing music piece already
i remember last year when i first started making beats. It was on LMMS. it was kinda dificult with it compared to fl but i miss those days :D
kyle please make another beat on lmms
but this time watch a tutorial cuz u really didnt use the software to its full potential.
its my main DAW for now and i like it quite alot.
so pls make another vid on LMMS
I might download this to my laptop to play around with. I haven’t touched fl in about 13 years lol. Mainly use Maschine for beats.
ive been using this daw for over 1 year. yeah lmms has its flaws in some places. at least i can make my video game music with it. though some VSTs will be mono depending on how the plugin was made, and when saving tracks its somtimes brakes and suddenly you are now missing some parts of a track and need to replace it, but i use it almost for evrey track i do now and days. also good thing you made with the default stuff that came with the daw!
IT STANDS FOR LINUX MULTI MEDIA SOFTWARE
I thought it was legit music maker software
@@shric9548 'It' *once* stood for Linux MultiMedia Studio, but it does not anymore. That acronym has been ditched, because you can get LMMS for Windows, Linux, and even a version for MAC, that (because of Apple, not LMMS) -Does not support VST.
LMMS.. Well in my videos i say 'El'e'ments' :p -witch relates to the modularity of the program.
5:20 His face looks like if he's just discover the best thing in the world 😂😂😂
I personally thought how Lmms was bad and I needed something different as a beginner, but your work definetly showed me that it is about the way you use what you have rather than the software you use. Now I feel inspired to do some work myself.
Ive been having way too many issues with FL studio. I got LMMS and added an FL Studio UI theme and it is unreal. I love it so much
Damn first DAW I ever used lmao 😂💀
Bruh same
Same
What does daw stand for?
Y0UNG GVTS Digital Audio Worskstation
lol the good ole days
Kyle: *adds "The Llama"*
"The Llama": *fire*
Kyle: "0o0"
*_YEEEESSSSS_*
different daw
different beat
this equals a great job
producing in another daw 👌
My issue is that it would distort if any sort if bass/kick layering happened.
Ikr
its all i use for now
You can connect a MIDI controller by pressing the screw button and go to the MIDI settings and click your MIDI controller.
You're really entertaining bro. Love the videos.
All my music is made with LMMS. #lmmsgang where you at! 💯
right here!
Ayyy!
😁👏🏼
Right here!
yo right here
I made so many fire beats on this. I was such a beginner too each one took like 6 hours
Never seen 302 used like that. Good work man!
LMMS is underated!
The thing is that your using stock plugins obviously its going to sound bad people just shit on lmms because they dont understand how to use it
this sounds like the sad trap beat from sharpe
I used to use LMMS until I changed to FL studio more than a year ago. LMMS is an excellent free software, however many of the effects have no visualizations at all, which can make them hard to use if you have inexperienced ear. But if you know how to tweak knobs and how to use your ear, you can get amazing results.
What is a good thing about LMMS, is that it supports third party plugins. I think if you spent more time with LMMS you could get much better results.
My entire audio lab is LMMS, Hydrogen, Audacity. Two cell phones, one old and one current. One 90's synthesizer, one very cheap MIDI controller. An acoustic guitar, and a kids drum set. That's the whole thing.
When youre tired of seeing FL 20 and Ableton live 10 get very friggening expensive that youre forced to use this application for the good
LMMS is actually viable. I just wish there were more producers giving us tutorials like Cohardt. I love Cohardt.
also.. LMMS Stands for Linux Multi Media Studio. Originally created for the Linux OS so they can have a DAW.
Cohardt is incredible. I have one LMMS tutorial I made, and I'd love to make more, but Cohardt already has everything covered. It's tricky to figure out something that he hasn't already done.
@@SynthApprentice okay I'll check out your tutorial and see what's up
Bro please make a full version of this beat! Its straight fire!!!!
this is where i got my start... it isn't bad for free
O btw, you made the beat in LMMS sound so good!!! Like, you need godlike skills to make LMMS sound good😭😭
Does that mean I have godlike skills? Everything I made was done in LMMS.
Now try Ableton you can get the free trial for 30 days
Also, to highlight something - if you have LMMS and you're using it day in day out...
Although it open source and therefore free ...
Donate. Throw a bit of cash their way.
That way the folks working on it can actually afford to develop it further....
And it won't become another sidelined project that just sits at v1.3 for, well ever...
LMMS is awesome.
Do some fl mobile tutorials for beginners
I just got the app and I’m so lost
Same lmao. FL has a RUclips channel that does tips for mobile. But after a while, u just kinda start figuring things out.
J D lmao me too i got sick of garageband but idk how tf to use fl mobile
the only problem i had with lmms is with sample slicing. the rest of the features are great
YES! There's just so much they could fix about how they work with samples. That's literally my ONLY issue with the program. Everything else is stellar, and more than makes up for that.
@@SynthApprentice You can use a VST-plugin -The are several sample-slicers that works in LMMS 1.2.1
Kyle changed the game with the LAMA bass
LMMS is not that bad. After 4 years using FL Studio, since this month I'm trying to give a chance to LMMS. My use of LMMS is pretty recent so I probably won't be a good judge of it yet but from what I've seen as of now (and I've used it intensively, like every day for the past 20 days now) I can say that even though it's not perfect, it still has some very good synth sounds and some of them are pretty amazing. As good as the ones found in FL Studio sometimes.
Even though it looks a lot like FL Studio, it's quite different in its philosophy. In FL you do a lot of things with the keyboard, in LMMS the mouse is king. But you can basically do everything you do on FL on LMMS as well.
FL seems just a little bit more logical to me. Because in LMMS for instance, to erase a note of your melody in the piano roll you have to use the mouse right clic BUT when you have to erase a note on the beat editor for your drums you have to use the mouse wheel button instead. Where's the logic in that ?!
To me LMMS has 2 weakness when you compare it to FL Studio (especially for dance music or EDM because that's what I do myself),
1 : the kicks for the drums, they're pretty awful unless you edit them yourself. It's very hard to find good ones ready for use when even the basic ones on FL sound amazing. Maybe it's because LMMS is more urban music oriented when FL is more for dance music or EDM, I don't know but that's how I feel and
2 : when you export your projects they sound much better on FL than on LMMS, I don't know why but it's obvious. Plus LMMS has some bugs (even on the so-called "stable" versions), so you might want to save your projects very often even though when a VST crashes on it, usually LMMS is able to recover your project 9 times out and 10, and sometimes only the VST crash and not the entire program. Plus it's programmed to auto-save everything every 2 minutes, a wise choice, I think, so it's not a very big issue but still. FL Studio seems much more stable to me (even though it can crash too sometimes).
So to resume I'd say that if you can afford some serious FL Studio versions (whether its the one that costs 89$ : the fruity edition or better the ones that costs 189$ or more like the producer edition (that's the one I bought by the way), then I'll say go for it because it's really worth the investment, believe me.
But if money is really tight or a big problem for you, LMMS is very good too because all you need is a computer basically and the result will be approximatively the same, more or less
I still use this software because I'm a broke boy lmao. Love you Kyle🤘🏽
crack your software?
@@mediocreatbest_ I don't know how
@@lenhance8438 give me your mail
@@emn8558 email?
@@lenhance8438 yeah
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Finally got the producer found this LMMS is good. I LOVE YOU!!!
Literally a quick yt search and half the work is done
Its not even that hard literally all of my beats are made in lmms
same
👏👏👏👏
Woowwww they updated the look of LMMS. This used to be my main DAW
when i first started making beats, i was using lmms on my school computer my freshman year of high school
Sound great i use LMMS well done