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Average rating: 8.9/10 out of 10
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Pat
9748*patzinproduction@gmail.com (remove 9748* from address to contact)
a part-timer user from South Africa writes:
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I ve had fl for about a year and i enjoy playing with it,as i ussully enjoy my fruits.That is why is called fruity loops.But i still learn and which to have more pluck ins or more vst's
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Rating: 8 out of 10
posted Tuesday, 29-Sep-09 at 4:43
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TeeBaby
1975*nexprodigy@yahoo.com (remove 1975* from address to contact)
a hobbyist user from New York City writes:
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Fruity Loops is half conceptual, and half passion. If you know how to use the piano rolls and mix it well you have yourself a beat. But on the contrary you have to have the passion to make it a good beat. Personally, love and appreciate this program.
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posted Thursday, 11-Jun-09 at 8:2
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Drummer since birth writes:
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I dissagree.Yes fruity loops does sound mechanical...at first then you start slicin' and dicen' in piano roll. Being a reall drummer, I could fool that one fucker! he would never know the difference. . . . . . .It's a fruity loops thing
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posted Tuesday, 10-Feb-09 at 0:10
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Phalgunn
6952*phalgunn@yahoo.co.in (remove 6952* from address to contact)
a Professional user from India writes:
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Its mind blowing. The software is just out of this world. Super. Mind blowing man.
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Rating: 10 out of 10
posted Sunday, 10-Aug-08 at 12:45
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DannyC
5810*dannyc19@gmail.com (remove 5810* from address to contact)
a hobbyist user from Ireland writes:
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I've been using fruity loops for around 7 years some of my project clips can be found off www.myspace.com/dcul I mainly produce progessive/melodic trance sounds and find it perfect and easy to use
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posted Friday, 25-Jul-08 at 16:36
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