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I started out in music production during my senior year in high school back in 2006. One of my friends during that time period, Emmanuel, always had his laptop with him. On Emmanuel's laptop was a music software program called "Fruity Loops". Everyday during lunch, Manny (his nickname) would let my friends and his friends listen to his beats that he had made. Some of them were good, others average. I started to get the feeling that I too could make beats, so one day I asked if he could burn the program to a disc so I could put it onto a computer. After getting the disc from him, I proceeded to put FL (it was version 3 at the time) onto my grandmother's computer. Over the summer of 2006, I made 15 beats. Fruity Loops is a very simple program to use, and I suggest it to persons wanting to get into music production. With the right MIDI equipment, you can further expand the abilites that are within Fruity Loops. These beats that I have up are my very first attempt in Music Production. They are not very long, each one is less than one minute long (except for a few of them). These are "basic beats". What I mean by that is that I was just getting the feel of how to use the program and the beats reflect that. I hope you enjoy them for what they are and not what they could have been.
Track 1- Bass in Ya Face
Track 2- Beats a Sonic 2
Track 3- Beats a Sonic
Track 4- Beep Boop Boy
Track 5- Bongs & Such
Track 6- Cheerful, Mystic, & Bassed Up
Track 7- Country
Track 8- Dance Dance Dance
Track 9- Flow Wit This RMX
Track 10- Flow Wit This...
Track 11- Old School
Track 12- Slow & Dumb
Track 13- Slow & Smooth
Track 14- Slow Bass
Track 15- Weird...
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Warren Davis III
i like your explanation haha...these are kinda cool...i like the feel old school has in the beginning. slow bass is pretty interesting too

good shit

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