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#HOW TO LOAD SOUNDS IN GARRITAN ARIA PLAYER FL STUDIO 12 FULL#
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TheoK Yamaha Bass (this is pretty damn good and it's free).

Impact Soundworks - Shreddage I/II (now THESE are my favorite electric guitar libraries).

Some pretty good orchestral stuff as well as timpani rolls and crescendos)

Native Instruments - Battery 3 (I never updated, but this works for me still.

#HOW TO LOAD SOUNDS IN GARRITAN ARIA PLAYER FL STUDIO 12 FULL#

Garritan Personal Orchestra (I use this sparingly, but the Full Organ helps me a TON with certain pieces, as do the orchestral snares).

PLAY Edition just has more mic positions, but the same samples)

EW/QL Silver/Gold Orchestra (Old, but it has patches that help me with various pieces.

ProjectSAM - Orchestral Brass Classic (when I can get it to behave, it's REALLY good for brass phrases and sections).

ProjectSAM - Orchestral Essentials (I really only use the percussion from this as everything else is kinda muddy for me).

#HOW TO LOAD SOUNDS IN GARRITAN ARIA PLAYER FL STUDIO 12 PRO#

Native Instruments - Session Strings Pro (talk about control over strings made easy).

IK Multimedia - Miroslav Philharmonik (not as articulated as other libraries, but it has it's appeal and can do some pretty neat stuff with the STRETCH engine it comes with).

I've found these to be rather delightful:

Also seems to work very well with what I use, in terms of VST's.įor VSTs, I've found that I have an affinity for orchestral stuff, but also for electric guitars, acoustic drums and some synth. FL Studio, for the most part, gets the job done with a clean project format and a pretty small CPU and RAM footprint so that the samplers can use that for themselves. It has VST support and single sample support in case I need it. OpenMPT is for when I want to start something from scratch and want to challenge myself. SONAR is for those times when I need to make extensive use of controllers since FL Studio has a habit of negating most of them or not using them properly.

#HOW TO LOAD SOUNDS IN GARRITAN ARIA PLAYER FL STUDIO 12 WINDOWS#

The one I use the most, however, is FL Studio for it's ease of use, audio engine (doesn't take over the whole of the Windows Audio Engine and mutes other programs) and it's effects mixer and bundled plugins (which some are REALLY good). So, I use three main sequencers: FL Studio, SONAR X2 and OpenMPT (very niche, but I grew up using this) How do you get into the feeling of what you're about to create? Do you create on the fly, write out the music beforehand or do a mix of both? Do you have a specialty in remixing, original sequences, covers, r(re)arrangements, remasters, 1:1 format conversions, etc.? Share with your fellow artists and see what they have to say! Perhaps it'll enlighten everyone a bit more. What is your favorite gear for making music? This can be anything from the sequencer that you use, VST/RTAS/DXI plugins, sampler libraries, etc. So, this is to all the music artists out there.