r/jungle • u/LoveDaWayUare • 5h ago
Incoming newbie help.
Hi all.
I am new to the Jungle genre of music, and I am totally blown away by it. The more I listen, the more I want to listen, and so much so I want to make my own Jungle and begin the process of learning.
I am currently using FL Studio Producer, and I have just purchased the rather awesome Amigo sampler and downloaded Jungle Warfare Packs, and working through the many YouTube tutorials and try to slice my own breaks on to my midi tracks.
Would I be rather cheeky to ask for some advice. It's not a direct question about anything in particular. I would love to hear replies from those that started from scratch, learn the art and made records/tracks of your own.
Are there any top tips that you could offer to someone new starting in this genre, like something you wished you knew alot earlier, things that you took too much time on but shouldn't have.
I'm really inspired by the atmospheric styles of jungle, which is making me think about how I would make these textures and pads my self at a later stage once I have learnt the art of slicing and pitching etc.
So is there any tips that you could offer me that will make better progress, anything I should be focussing on more rather than less? Or anything helpful to a newbie that genuinely would help progress and inspire me to finish tracks?
My setup is small, but it's a start.
(FL studio producer, 2 x RCF Pro Ayra 6 Monitors, FL Keys 49, Focusrite 2i2, Plugins: Amigo VST, GeForce Bass Station, JUP-8000v.
Anything useful for a noob is much appreciated, thank you ππ