Here is the 3x Osc. project! This project was probably the most challenging project yet. It made it much easier once Mr. Rabuse said we could use the premade sounds out of FL Studio and we didn't have to make all of them genuine. I used many more sounds than I have in previous loops. The main theme of the loop is called the arpeggiator 6. On the snare drum it has a little more chaa sound because of the Fruity Parametric EQ I used on it. Other than that effect I didn't use any effects for the other parts. On this loop I did what I did on most other loops. I started with a basic theme and kept adding in things as the loop goes on. In this loop I added in some basic snare, kick, and hit hat. Well that pretty much sums it up! Enjoy.

The arpegiator project is now out! It was tough at first to find what kind of pack to use with the arpegiator. I ended up choosing the most basic one with the 3x Osc. Using the default package out of this, I added a little reverb to twist it up a bit. The FPC served as a huge contributer to making this project happen with a great drum loop background. Here it is!

The new FX project is finally finished. This new loop has some very new and interesting sounds including things like delay and reverb. The mixer in FL Studio was a key factor in making this loop happen. The loop has a specific theme that may be stuck in your head after you have a listen. I used a great deal of reverb for the ending of the loop giving it a kind of spooky ending. Enjoy!

This new project is called a base line which is a main beat with a bass behind it. I used the FPC effect for my background beat which made everything go much faster. A little later in the pattern i added something that sounds like a synthesizer to the background. It is a pretty simple beat. Enjoy!

Here it is! The first project is finally completed. This particular beat has some techno in it and it has a kind of macarana twang to it. I fooled around with the volume of the volume of the "kick" in a couple patterns. In one pattern in particular I had a crescendo throughout the whole pattern in one part. Have a listen!

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