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Hi guys - Not sure if theis is the right forum for this question? Can anyone direct me to a tutorial or some kind of instructions to get started w Fruity Loops? Trial & error isn't getting me anywhere...Thanks!!
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Hi guys - Not sure if theis is the right forum for this question? Can anyone direct me to a tutorial or some kind of instructions to get started w Fruity Loops? Trial & error isn't getting me anywhere...Thanks!!
Read the manual.

You'll have to have some kind of idea about musical theory.

The basic template in fruit loops just has one 'box' for each 16th note in a 4/4 bar.

Each channel is a different instrument - and you just click a box where you want the notes - its really quite straightforward.

You then use the playlist to arrange the bars into a song.
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