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LMMS is a great program for beginners to start making beats and produce music. It is free and professional. However, it is not that intuitive. There is a small learning curve.

This tutorial is different than other tutorials online. We are going to learn how to use LMMS by actually making a beat. Learning by doing. In this tutorial we will explain how to use each section of the free music production software LMMS from start to end. Plus we are going to make a project. When you complete this tutorial you will have your first song produced with LMMS.

Why not? LMMS is free. It only costs you time to try it, and you will learn something anyway.

LMMS is a good software to start learning. It is also a good software to keep making beats and be creative. Although there are some disadvantages compared to professional and commercial software, it is worth to try it and work with it.

LMMS does have some limitations. That’s why it is not used by professional producers, maybe. For example, it doesn’t have many instruments nor samples. It doesn’t come with many effects. But is has enough features to start experimenting with music production. And it is available for you to use it at no cost.

Something I like is that there is a group of people, a community that produces music with LMMS. There are even competitions where the best beats are shared in the LMMS official website. The music is not bad at all. You can listen to the community music in this link.

To be able to follow this tutorial, you basically need a Windows, Mac or Linux basic computer, of course, with LMMS installed. You don’t need anything fancy. Your normal PC or laptop should work. And LMMS is free, so you don’t need to pay anything and you can start with the tutorial right away!

This tutorial is for beginners. So, it is OK if you know nothing about LMMS or any other music production software. You just need to know how to use a computer.

Optionally, you could use (if you have one) a MIDI Controller to help you with the music production. You don’t need one. You will be able to follow the tutorial just with your computer. But it is always nice to have an external controller.

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I am using the MPK Mini MKII to create this tutorial. It is a 25 keys USB keyboard. I love it. It is a really popular keyboard and it is really nice for beats production. It works well with LMMS. If you are curios, you can check this keyboard and its current price on Amazon in this link.

I am using LMMS version 1.2.0-RC7, which is a Release Candidate or beta version. This means, it is a version that is still under development, which might be unstable. However, I haven’t experienced any issue, so I am still using this newer version.

There is also a stable version: LMMS 1.1.3 which was released in 2015. It is a bit older, but it should be pretty safe to work with it.

For the sake of this tutorial, you can use any of these versions. They are really similar. You should have no issue to follow the tutorial with version 1.1.3.

If you don’t know if you computer is 32 bits or 64 bits, just download the 32-bit version. There will not be much difference.

Download LMMS from the official website here. The installation process is pretty straightforward. The software installs just as any other software, just by clicking the next button in the wizard:

Execute the exe file.
In the “Welcome” page, click “Next”.
In the “License Agreement” page, click “I Agree”.
In the “Choose Install Location” page, click “Next”.
Finally, click the “Install” button.

Once the installation wizard completes the installation, you can lunch LMMS to start the tutorial.

Once the software is installed, you will usually have to configure it before you can use it. To get started, you basically need to configure only three things:

The buffer size to be used by LMMS.
The Audio Settings, so that you can actually hear sound from your computer.
Optionally, the MIDI Settings, if you are using a MIDI Controller to work with LMMS.

Let’s start by opening the general settings. Launch LMMS and open the menu Edit > Settings. The “Setup LMMS” window will be shown with the “General Settings” tab displayed.

Check that your settings are similar to the ones I am showing in the screenshot above. The important parameter is the “BUFFER SIZE” which should be at least in 512 frames. If your computer supports it, a better value is 1024. If you experience latency in the audio or if your computer gets too slow, come back and adjust this parameter.

Now, let’s make sure we can hear the sound generated by LMMS. Click the speaker icon to show the “Audio Settings”. Usually the “SDL (Simple Direct Media)” option for the AUDIO INTERFACE field should work for you.

Finally, in case you have a MIDI Controller connected to your computer, click the Keyboard icon to display the MIDI settings. I have my keyboard connected and the option “WinMM MIDI” worked for me for the MIDI INTERFACE field.

This should be all you need to configure before starting to play with LMMS. Let’s now review the main sections of the music production software so that we can start working on our project.

Let’s now describe the main sections of the LMMS interface so that we can start creating our first song and we can understand why we are using one section instead of the other.

The sections can be confusing at the beginning, because you can hear sound by clicking the play button of different sections. You can control the volume of the same instrument in different sections, too. So, it becomes a bit difficult to understand where you should do adjustments. We will try to clarify that here.

The sections that I consider the most important to explain to a beginner are the following ones:

My Samples panel.
The Beat+Bassline editor.
The Song-Editor.
The Piano Roll.
And the FX-Mixer.

By understanding these five sections, you should be able to start experimenting with different instruments to make your first beat. Let’s explain each of the sections.

1. My Samples Panel

As soon as you start LMMS, you can access the My Samples panel. In this panel you can have access to the different instruments LMMS is shipped with. You can find basses, drums, organs, pianos, guitars, and more. There are also pre-made loops and some effects.

You can find this panel to the left of your screen. There will be a vertical bar with six icons. Click the icon with a music note to display the “My Samples” panel. Then open the “bases”, “drums” and “instruments” folder to see your instruments. If you click any of the files within those folders (the files have the extension .ogg), you will hear the sound of the instrument represented by that file. That is how you can audit the instruments before using them in your project.

When you start creating your project, you will drag these instruments from here to the Beat+Bassline Editor window.

2. The Beat+Bassline Editor

This tool is what I most like about LMMS, and it emulates the same nice tool in FL Studio. It is basically a matrix or grid where you have several rows, each row representing an instrument, and several columns, each column representing a beat for one or more bars of the music you will create.

In the previous image, we have a kick, a snare, a hi hat and an o

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