First attempt in FL Studio (Gerudo Valley remake)

[winkio]

So this is actually about a month old, but I finally decided to post it.  It is the first piece I have made in FL Studio, so it doesn't sound anywhere near what I want.  All the instruments were made using 3xOsc, so don't expect too much.  Additionally, it was all made by ear, so some of the notes might be off (point them out if you hear them).  Still, I think I did a fairly decent job, and kept the rhythms and colors of the original intact.  Feedback of any sort is appreciated.

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-gvBNVSPC2xQjRjVjY5UDBtbVU

[Blizzard]

The beginning is a bit weird, but the rest is pretty decent for a first try. I prefer chaining a few TS404 instead of a 3xOsc, you get a much cleaner sound from that. Cleaner sounds are kinda easier to work with since they are so raw. I'm pretty sure 3xOsc uses some kinda of pre-filter. A raw sound from TS404 and a raw sound from 3xOsc sound significantly different.

[winkio]

I just spent a few minutes messing around with TS404, and I like the cleaner sound.  What do you mean by chaining a few of them together?

[Blizzard]

Set up a few TS404. e.g. Give one a higher sound, one a different sound on a lower octave and add another one with a detuned sound (just mess around with the settings) and maybe some additional filtering (you have cut, envelope and resonance). Also, change each TS404's pitch fine tuning (right next to where you set the waveform's global pitch). You'll be surprised.

[AliveDrive]

It sounds much better than my first FL song.

sytrus <3

[MarkHest]

Kind of a lazy remix imo. The melody is exactly like the original but with different instruments (pretty unfitting ones at that).
However, since it's your first FL Studio song i'm going to let this one slide and say good job 

[winkio]

It's meant to be a remake, not a remix.  My goal was to learn how to use the interface and synths within FL, not to learn or practice musical composition.  Those instruments were the closest I was able to get with single 3xOsc synths for each part and no other effects.  I think the biggest things I learned are how to build waveforms by mixing the three oscillators and using envelope control to adjust the timbre.  Thanks for the feedback though