Your First Song with LMMS - LMMS-Wiki. From LMMS Wiki So you've just loaded up LMMS and you want to find your way around? In this situation, programmers write a "hello world" program; we're going to write "Popcorn", a classic for the synthesizer that should be well known. LMMS is a tool that can be used to make music effectively without very much hassle. To showcase this fact, if you follow these step by step instructions you should be able to make your own songs very quickly. If you are using Windows, double click the icon on your desktop or go start menu - programs - LMMS to load your version of the LMMS program. When you first load the program you will see several boxes with various titles and a toolbar at the top left.
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