Comments on: Tutorials http://zirconmusic.com organica electronica Tue, 15 May 2012 16:20:23 +0000 hourly 1 By: Carldox http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-35508 Carldox Tue, 15 May 2012 16:20:23 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-35508 I like your music and i would like to have more I like your music and i would like to have more

]]> By: Sheila Gill http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-13718 Sheila Gill Sat, 31 Dec 2011 15:01:22 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-13718 Such helpful information. Good to see your take on this subject. Such helpful information. Good to see your take on this subject.

]]> By: anuruddha http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-104 anuruddha Mon, 17 Oct 2011 13:51:34 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-104 hey zircon, i want to know how to record an audio clip on fl studio 9. hey zircon,

i want to know how to record an audio clip on fl studio 9.

]]> By: zircon http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-103 zircon Thu, 21 Jul 2011 06:17:07 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-103 The best place to start is with whatever program is most fun for you. I'm not kidding! Some people recommend a very dry approach to learning music and production, but I really disagree. If you jump into something very technical, you will get quickly frustrated and it won't be fun to practice. Practicing should ultimately be fun AND challenging, otherwise what's the point? So if you like Magix, work with that more and learn it better. If you feel like you're getting restricted, check out something like FL Studio or Reason, both excellent places to start (Reason Essentials in particular is quite nice.) The best place to start is with whatever program is most fun for you. I’m not kidding! Some people recommend a very dry approach to learning music and production, but I really disagree. If you jump into something very technical, you will get quickly frustrated and it won’t be fun to practice. Practicing should ultimately be fun AND challenging, otherwise what’s the point? So if you like Magix, work with that more and learn it better. If you feel like you’re getting restricted, check out something like FL Studio or Reason, both excellent places to start (Reason Essentials in particular is quite nice.)

]]> By: Hystallin http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Hystallin Thu, 21 Jul 2011 02:37:22 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-102 Hey Zircon! Just listening to your work that came with FL and thought I would check out your page. I must say, very well done my friend! I'm new to FL and creating music in general. I have a music oriented background but want to expand and explore my deeper interest in it. Any good place to start? Ive played around with Magix and made a compilation piece with the samples and loops provided in it along with my own drum beats (I'm primarily a percussionist). I have so much stuff in my head but cant get past just toying with the different options, distracting myself ha ha! Anyhoo, keep up the good work and thank you for the little nudge of inspiration! Hey Zircon!

Just listening to your work that came with FL and thought I would check out your page. I must say, very well done my friend! I’m new to FL and creating music in general. I have a music oriented background but want to expand and explore my deeper interest in it. Any good place to start? Ive played around with Magix and made a compilation piece with the samples and loops provided in it along with my own drum beats (I’m primarily a percussionist). I have so much stuff in my head but cant get past just toying with the different options, distracting myself ha ha! Anyhoo, keep up the good work and thank you for the little nudge of inspiration!

]]> By: Milly http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Milly Thu, 07 Jul 2011 13:13:04 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-101 Cheers pal. I do appceraite the writing. Cheers pal. I do appceraite the writing.

]]> By: Mario http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-100 Mario Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:16:20 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-100 Hey man! You have inspired me to start producing again after hearing your masterpiece: Just Hold On in FL Studio 9! I've seen so many great tools and tutorials here, but I am still looking for a tutorial to explain how you did the Gross Beat part with the voice tweaking through automation in your demo song, from compass number 51. Could you tell me where can I learn how to do it like you did??? Thanks a lot!! Hey man! You have inspired me to start producing again after hearing your masterpiece: Just Hold On in FL Studio 9! I’ve seen so many great tools and tutorials here, but I am still looking for a tutorial to explain how you did the Gross Beat part with the voice tweaking through automation in your demo song, from compass number 51. Could you tell me where can I learn how to do it like you did??? Thanks a lot!!

]]> By: Nykkita http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-99 Nykkita Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:41:59 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-99 I have been using FL 8 and now FL 9 for over a year now, its a great program, but its just that I don't have the appropriate knowledge of everything in FL. To better put it, i'm trying to self teach myself but I'm finding it very hard to do so. It's like I am gaining nothing. I have two friends, one is self taught, and the other had training in this stuff so I ask them for some help and they help me. I can create stuff, but it just makes it that much more harder on me when only experimenting with things like sytrus. I just don't know any other way to approach this since I cannot afford college nor lessons. I shouldn't have to give up what I love doing the most but I might have to do that if I cannot understand what I am dealing with. If there is anything that could help me with this, please tell me. I have been using FL 8 and now FL 9 for over a year now, its a great program, but its just that I don’t have the appropriate knowledge of everything in FL. To better put it, i’m trying to self teach myself but I’m finding it very hard to do so. It’s like I am gaining nothing. I have two friends, one is self taught, and the other had training in this stuff so I ask them for some help and they help me. I can create stuff, but it just makes it that much more harder on me when only experimenting with things like sytrus.

I just don’t know any other way to approach this since I cannot afford college nor lessons. I shouldn’t have to give up what I love doing the most but I might have to do that if I cannot understand what I am dealing with.

If there is anything that could help me with this, please tell me.

]]> By: harvey http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-98 harvey Tue, 09 Mar 2010 04:37:27 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-98 your very good and this isnt cliche music. Its much better than the pop garbage on the itunes top 300. Im 16 and i am alot like you. My music is rarely repetetive and usually pretty unique. I was wondering if you had classical training because i know thats how i got good. i just recently discovered electronical music production via fl and keyboard and all that and its made me completely stray away from my classical training. Has this happened to you at all? I was just begening to learn demanding classical pieces and now when i play with fl or anything else it sorta feels like a guilty pleasure because classical music is so much more complex and difficult. I was wondering if you feel that way also. You're more skilled than me at fl studios now and i wondered how you got to that point. comment back yo!<a href="#comment-33" rel="nofollow">@zircon </a> your very good and this isnt cliche music. Its much better than the pop garbage on the itunes top 300. Im 16 and i am alot like you. My music is rarely repetetive and usually pretty unique. I was wondering if you had classical training because i know thats how i got good. i just recently discovered electronical music production via fl and keyboard and all that and its made me completely stray away from my classical training. Has this happened to you at all? I was just begening to learn demanding classical pieces and now when i play with fl or anything else it sorta feels like a guilty pleasure because classical music is so much more complex and difficult. I was wondering if you feel that way also. You’re more skilled than me at fl studios now and i wondered how you got to that point. comment back yo!@zircon

]]> By: Shoemaker http://zirconmusic.com/tutorials/comment-page-1/#comment-97 Shoemaker Sun, 07 Mar 2010 08:42:18 +0000 http://zirconstudios.com/zirconmusic/?page_id=11#comment-97 I don't know alt of these words like "saw waves" and "square waves" and i have no idea what wave shapers are... Pretty much i don't know what half of the buttons(if not more) in FL are. Can anybody help me out? maybe point me in the direction of some resource materials that would help. Otherwise, beautiful music, amazing beats, and GREAT Tutorials. I'm just very new to studio editing. But i have been making live music for a very long time. I don’t know alt of these words like “saw waves” and “square waves” and i have no idea what wave shapers are… Pretty much i don’t know what half of the buttons(if not more) in FL are. Can anybody help me out? maybe point me in the direction of some resource materials that would help.

Otherwise, beautiful music, amazing beats, and GREAT Tutorials. I’m just very new to studio editing. But i have been making live music for a very long time.

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