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Christophe23rd August 2009Oh great Kyle, that's very useful, I can make my own drums beat now
Thanks a lot !
AlexLion9th November 2008Cool lesson! This will be useful:)
Carlos Carrillo15th April 2008fantastic lesson!!!
Mr T7th February 2008Very cool lesson! Thanks alot.
ballistic317th February 2008great lesson you do have the voice for talking demos.............great job
nickmarx123456787th February 2008hey maybe its just me but is your voice tweaking out on the video?? because maybe im not really sure lol just curious
Kyle Logue7th February 2008yea that would be pretty sweet.
Asphyxia Feeling7th February 2008great idea kyle, these software tutorials are great! other instructors, GET AT THIS IDEA! how awesome would GMC get if we had basic tutorials for audacity / fruity loops / garageband / *whatever*?
Nick3257th February 2008really useful
Fran7th February 2008Really useful thanks
FloridaGator6th February 2008Hey Kyle: Great timing. Guitar Center here in Tampa Fl is having a seminar on using fl studio on Sunday the 10th..
Thanks again- USAMAN6th February 2008
Thanks a ton this is great. I have a copy of fl studio and this really helped.
SLASH916th February 2008Very nice lesson.
Nemanja Filipovic6th February 2008Nemanja:
You can drag files from your computer into the browser and use them in your own beats.
thanks men...
botoxfox6th February 2008Nice.
Ivan Milenkovic6th February 2008Wow, this lesson is great Kyle! Very helpful and great tutorial on how to programm drums. Looking forward to more of these these. I've moved off of FL years ago, but seeing this lesson, it made me wanna reinstall it again, just for the fun of it.
Joe Kataldo6th February 2008Very Useful...
- Kyle Logue6th February 2008
More lessons on both software and an actual drumkit will soon be available.
Nemanja:
You can drag files from your computer into the browser and use them in your own beats. 
Juan M. Valero6th February 2008yeah, I wrote some lessons in my own board but a video is a great idea
good work =)- Nemanja Filipovic6th February 2008
yeah...great...have a question...can you put your own semples(snare..kik drum...etc) in FL sand then create your own beats...thanks
Bogdan Radovic6th February 2008Great lesson Kyle !
I'll have to notice that you have a great "tutorial" voice 
seagull6th February 2008I too really liked this lesson, I always wanted to make my own backing tracks.
Thanks!
The Uncreator6th February 2008Man this is extremely helpful!!
visi0n6th February 2008Thats really really awesome Kyle! really looking forward for more Tutorials like these! Great Job!
Pablo Vazquez6th February 2008Well done! Very interesting!
Marcus Lavendell6th February 2008Very well explained Kyle! Great lesson!
- FloridaGator6th February 2008
Hey Kyle: Once again, great lesson.....also please continue the "real" drum lessons...they are invaluable for timing and of course for those of us that want to play the drums too!
Dejan Farkas6th February 2008Excellent Kyle, quite useful
Pink706th February 2008Awesome, looking forward to the next installment! :evil:
Crazyfret6th February 2008Great lesson Kyle.
at lights end6th February 2008this is gonna be very useful.
great lesson.
Atlantik6th February 2008Great.
DeepRoots6th February 2008this was awesome- i can tell im gonna love the rest of your series
coffeeman6th February 2008Thanks a lot Kyle , this is an awesome lesson.
Gabriel Leopardi6th February 2008Very helpful! Great idea!
- Kyle Logue6th February 2008
If you like this one...you'll love my next lesson.
Thanks for the comments guys. 
Muris Varajic6th February 2008Great idea and topic Kyle,well done!
Stevie-Ray-Vaughn6th February 2008Like Maximus said, this is a great direction to head in!
purple hayes6th February 2008I agree with Maximus. Tutorials on popular music software will rock.
- Maximus6th February 2008
I really like this. Tutorials on software/gear is a great direction to head. I have been looking for some guidance on this subject. Very Cool.
kaznie_NL6th February 2008Now I can start writing my own drum loops! thnx
Toni Suominen6th February 2008This is great stuff Kyle!
Kristofer Dahl6th February 2008Kyle you rock! This is highly useful and very well laid out.
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"Hey I don't have a drumkit!" you say. No worries. Here's a simple lesson to show you how to use a powerful program called Fruity Loops Studio to create some great sounding beats.
Why not start with the program and skip the drumkit altogether? Well, if you don't understand how to drum, you won't understand how the "real" drummers make beats.
The program is free to download and try at flstudio.com. Have fun getting familiar with how the program works and don't be afraid to push buttons.
-KyleFrom this course:
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
