Plus, if I learn c++, the first serious stuff I'll do will be LMMS plugins. Oh, and you should know that I am grateful, my proof is: you know how some people use FL with another DAW? I'm going to switch to Cubase, but I'll never buy FL because by the time I get the money, LMMS will be on par with FL, or maybe better.

Well, there are drumsynth samples, but the drumsynth doesn't have everything, and it's still samples you have barely any control over.Ĭomment if you agree, don't comment if you think I'm being a brat asking for all this, because I know, I know, I can sample all of these, and most soundfonts have every instrument you could ask for, but you have to admit, soundfonts sound lifeless, and most included samples sound horrible. stomps and claps, cheering and voice stuff) couldn't hurt. That being said, even on the 'priorities' list (or something like that) on the wiki they want someone to try making a piano plugin, I think LMMS needs both a wind plugin and a brass plugin, and audience sound emulators (e.g. Don't you think there should be more awesome synth plugins (non-chiptune-oriented)? I mean triple oscillator is awesome, I love how they put so much time into making ZynAddSubFX work in windows, vestige handles VSTi's relatively well, and organic is awesome for Deadmau5-type house, but to catch up to FL, one of the main priorities needs to be default plugins.

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