Make your own Fruity Loops Built-in effects Remix programs sure have come a long way. Used to be if you wanted to make a remix of, say, Roxette, you'd have to go buy the CD, sample it into an expensive hardware sampler, run a ton of MIDI equipment, record it all onto a multi-track recorder, and then shoot yourself if the head for having spent so much time and money on remixing a goddamn Roxette song. Club Tracks is laid out like a basic sequencing program, although it's aimed at loops of sound rather than individual notes. Basically, all you do is gather a bunch of loops, arrange them across eight channels in the order you'd like, and then play around with the mix, adding effects, fading loops in and out, or whatever. It's just that easy.
Loops come in a variety of styles, from drum and bass to hip-hop.
You also get just straight sounds like synths, scratches, and vocals. Plus more loops are available for purchase. Then make your own. Club Tracks allows you to sample from CD and import wavs and ACID loops. Or build your own with the included Fruity Loops Express program, which enables you to assemble complex, musical loops.