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2007-09-05T03:35:00.000-07:00

Edison is the new FL Studio wave editor and it is light years beyond the old editor. I honestly believe I will never use Adobe Audition again to chop my samples. In this tutorial I do some basic chopping and slice markers.

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2007-09-05T02:16:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-05T02:04:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-05T02:01:00.000-07:00

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NFX - ADSR Envelopes

2007-09-05T01:38:00.000-07:00

ADSR. We've all probably seen these letters assigned to knobs and sliders in various synth plug-ins. In this video I explain what the letters mean and use a sample in the FL Sample channel to demonstrate.

Fruity 7 Band EQ

2007-09-05T01:20:00.000-07:00

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Fruity 7 Band EQ is, as the names suggests, a seven-band (one low shelf, one high shelf and five peaking) equalizer plugin, optimized for low CPU use. This effect is a close cousin of Fruity Parametric EQ, which gives more control.

EQ is short for equalization, which is the industry term for ‘tone control’. Most Hi-Fi systems have at least ‘bass’ and ‘treble’ controls, the Fruity 7 Band EQ has seven tone controls with slightly overlapping areas. If the knobs were sliders we would call this a seven-band ‘graphic equalizer’. It’s all the same thing.

Parameters

The parameters represent the levels of 7 predefined frequency bands. Turn the wheel to right to boost a band, or to left to decrease its level.

Tips

* You can map the band knobs to the first row of your MIDI controller (if you have one) for easier usage.
* Disabled bands (level set to zero) do not place any load the CPU.

Plugin Credits: Didier Dambrin

For a complete list of Effect Plugins go to the Effect Plugins page.
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Category: FX

MAKE FL STUDIO RUN FASTER AND PRODUCE FULL QUALITY RESULTS

2007-09-05T01:18:00.000-07:00

Optimizing CPU and memory usage

This section contains tips that will help you reduce CPU and memory usage in your projects.

* Reduce the plugin count: Try to reduce the number of plugin generators (instrument and FX). These are the most CPU hungry parts of the program.
* Smart Disable: Whenever possible enable Tools > Macros > Smart disable. This turns off effects when they are not receiving a signal and so decreases CPU usage significantly.
* Freeze mixer tracks: Render some Channels to audio and then mute the instruments in the Channel Window or delete them. Remember that FL Studio records mixer tracks so you will select several mixer tracks to record, then mute or remove the Channels feeding those mixer tracks.
* Increase the buffer latency: Keep doubling the latency until you notice a drop in CPU usage. This will of course make live playing difficult but will allow you to mix CPU intensive tracks easily.
* Channel FX: Channel based delay echoes work by re-triggering the instrument, not in audio. See Function Channel Settings. This increases polyphony and thus CPU usage. In nearly all cases the Fruity Delay effect does the same job with less CPU hit. Similarly Echo Delay will not trigger echoes (thus freeing CPU resources), if feedback is set to minimum (see |Channel Settings|Function Channel Settings]]).
* Limit Polyphony: Use the maximum polyphony setting to reduce the maximum polyphony of channels (see Miscellaneous Channel Settings). This often reduces dramatically CPU usage in complex melodies. You can still set FL Studio to ignore the maximum polyphony settings when exporting to wave/mp3 file (see Exporting to WAV/MP3/MIDI).
* Samples: Trim (with any wave editor) the remaining silence in your samples not to have it mixed (you don't hear it but it takes CPU resources). Any remaining ZERO silence is automatically removed within FL Studio, but nothing more.
* Disable MIDI output: See Enable MIDI Output in Options Menu. If you are not using it, disable it as it uses CPU resources.

installing plugins

2007-09-05T01:15:00.003-07:00

VST Plugins

VST Plugins usually come in the form of a ‘dynamic link library’ (.DLL) file, containing a program that can be invoked by FL Studio to perform the desired function. Installing plugins, instruments and FX, is usually a very simple process including -

* Copying a few .DLL files to a directory (or pointing an installation package to install to that directory)
* Refreshing the plugin list in FL Studio so that they are available for use.

You will probably collect quite a few 3rd party plugins so we advise keeping them outside the FL Studio installation directory so that you can back-up and manage your plugins independent of the FL Studio installation -

1. Create a plugin directory where you will save ALL your 3rd party plugins, somewhere outside the FL Studio install structure, e.g. C:\MyFLStudio\Plugins.
2. Set C:\MyFLStudio\Plugins as the VST search directory. Press F10, select File Settings - Then select the File tab at the bottom of the file window you will see ‘VST plugins extra search directory’. Click on the folder icon and browse to C:\MyFLStudio\Plugins directory and click OK). FL studio will now look in this directory for plugins to use.
3. Create sub-directories for FX and Instruments (be organized, as later you will have no idea what is an instrument or FX plugin among your .DLLs).

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Install VST Instruments/Synths/Generators (VSTi)

1. Install the Instrument plugins (.DLLs etc) to the appropriate directory created in the previous section (above). This will usually be a copy procedure. If installation uses an installer, override the default install directory and point it to your VST directory.
2. Refresh the plugin list. Click: Channels > Add one > More > Refresh (button at the bottom of the list) > Fast scan. The plugin you have installed should appear in the plugin list in red. If this does not happen, please make sure you have followed the previous steps properly.
3. Optional - Place a checkmark before the plugin name if you want it listed in your favorites and close the window.
4. Now the plugin is installed and can be used as a standard FL Studio instrument. To add an instance of the plugin to the current project, open the Channels menu, select Add One and in the submenu that appears select the name of the plugin. An instance of the plugin will appear in the Step Sequencer window.

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Related Links:

* Generators - Learn more about generators (instruments, synths) in FL Studio.
* Step Sequencer - All instruments in the current project are listed in the Step Sequencer. It also allows pattern sequencing for basslines, drums and other simple melodic parts.
* Piano Roll - The Piano Roll is used to create complex melodic parts for the generators.
* Playlist - The Playlist arranges all patterns in a full song.
* Supported Generator Plugins - Learn more about the plugin standards supported by FL Studio.

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Install VST Effects

1. Install the Effects plugins (.DLLs etc) to the appropriate directory created in the section (at the top of this page). This will usually be a copy procedure. If installation uses an installer, override the default install directory and point it to your VST directory.
2. Refresh the FX plugin list - In the Mixer window, click down arrow for any of the plugin slots (external effects banks), click the Select item. In the submenu that appears, select More.... You will see a window listing all effect plugins available in FL Studio. At the bottom of the window, click the Refresh button and select Fast Scan. The plugin you have installed should appear in the plugin list in red color. If this does not happen, please make sure you have followed the previous steps properly.
3. Optional - Place a checkmark before the plugin name if you want it listed in your favorites and close the window.
4. Now the plugin is installed and can be used as a standard FL Studio effect.To add an instance of the plugin to the current project, open the Mixer FX slot, select Add One and in the submenu that appears select the name of the plugin. An instance of the plugin appears in the Mixer window.

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Related Links:

* Mixing & Effects - Learn about mixing and effects in FL Studio.
* Mixer Plugin Slots - Mixer plugin slots hold effect plugins in FL Studio.
* Effect Plugins - Learn more about the plugin standards supported by FL Studio.

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DirectX Plugins
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Install DXi Instruments/Synths/Generators

1. To be able to use DirectX plugins, make sure you have installed the latest DirectXMedia (now part of DirectX) on your machine. The latest DirectX setup can be downloaded for free at www.microsoft.com.
2. Install the DirectX plugin by running its setup file. DirectX plugins can be installed in any folder of your preference (for ex. "C:\Program Files\MyPlugin\"). Since those plugins are registered directly in Windows as a part of the DirectX system, FL Studio will detect them and use them no matter where they are installed.
3. Start FL Studio (if it is not already running).
4. In the Channels menu, select Add One. In the submenu that opens, select More...
5. You will see a window listing all instrument plugins available in FL Studio. At the bottom of the window, click the Refresh button and select Fast Scan.
6. The plugin you have installed should appear in the plugin list in red color. If this does not happen, please make sure you have followed the previous steps properly.
7. Place a checkmark before the plugin name if you want it listed in your favorites and close the window.
8. Now the plugin is installed and can be used as a standard FL Studio instrument/generator. To add an instance of the plugin to the current project, open the Channels menu, select Add One and in the submenu that appears select the name of the plugin. An instance of the plugin appears in the Step Sequencer window.

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Related Links:

* Generators - Learn more about generators (instruments, synths) in FL Studio.
* Step Sequencer - All instruments in the current project are listed in the Step Sequencer. It also allows pattern sequencing for basslines, drums and other simple melodic parts.
* Piano Roll - The Piano Roll is used to create complex melodic parts for the generators.
* Playlist - The Playlist arranges all patterns in a full song.
* Supported Generator Plugins - Learn more about the plugin standards supported by FL Studio.

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Install DX Effects/Filters

1. To be able to use DirectX plugins, make sure you have installed the latest DirectXMedia (now part of DirectX) on your machine. The latest DirectX setup can be downloaded for free at www.microsoft.com.
2. Install the DirectX plugin by running its setup file. DirectX plugins can be installed in any folder of your preference (for ex. "C:\Program Files\MyPlugin\"). Since those plugins are registered directly in Windows as a part of the DirectX system, FL Studio will detect them and use them no matter where they are installed.
3. Start FL Studio (if it is not already running).
4. If the Mixer window is not visible, open the View menu and select the Mixer item.
5. In the Mixer window, click the menu button for any of the plugin slots and click the Select item. In the submenu that appears, select More...
6. You will see a window listing all effect plugins available in FL Studio. At the bottom of the window, click the Refresh button and select Fast Scan.
7. The plugin you have installed should appear in the plugin list in red color. If this does not happen, please make sure you have followed the previous steps properly.
8. Place a checkmark before the plugin name if you want it listed in your favorites and close the window.
9. Now the plugin is installed and can be used as a standard FL Studio effect. To add an instance of the plugin to the current project, select a slot in the Mixer window, open its menu and pick the plugin from the Select submenu. An instance of the plugin appears in the selected mixer slot.

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Electro Bass using Peak Controller and XY

2007-09-05T01:15:00.001-07:00

How to make a nice song on FL Studio (by BassHunter)

2007-09-02T15:58:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-02T15:55:00.000-07:00

This tutorial will help explain the step sequencer and how it factors into patterns (which compose your song).
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2007-09-02T15:54:00.000-07:00

Compression is one of the most important effects in music and audio production. And the Fruity Compressor is a nice easy to use effect that can be used to help pre-master and give a boost to your tracks.

Now what a compressor does is reduces the dynamic range of an audio signal if its amplitude exceeds a threshold. The amount of gain reduction is determined by a ratio control. For example, with a ratio of 4:1, an increase of 4 dB will be needed to increase the output signal level by 1 dB over the threshold.

What this means is that when you use compression on a Fruity Loops track each channel of audio will become more leveled out with each other. It lets you set up your mix so that each audio channel will fall between and set range; it brings the low volume signals up while keep the higher level channels punchy boosting the overall gain of the track without exceeding the dynamic level and clipping.

In FL Studio the Fruity Compressor has six controls: threshold, attack, ratio, release, gain, and type.

Threshold - Sets the dB level at which the compressor kicks in (with a range from 0.0 to -60.0 dB). The threshold should be adjusted according to the relative input level and the type of audio material. Once the threshold level is reached, compression will start, reducing the gain of the input signal according to the current Ratio, Type, Attack and Release settings.

Ratio - Controls the amount of compression (gain reduction) that will be applied to the signal once the threshold level is reached (with a range from 0.4:1 to 30:1). Ratio denotes the difference in dB between input level and output level, i.e. how much the signal above threshold level will be compressed (or expanded, at ratios below 1:1). For example, a ratio of 4:1 means that when the input level increases by 4dB, the output level of the signal above threshold will only increase by 1dB.

Gain - Controls the amount of make-up gain to be added or subtracted from the compressed output signal (with a range from 30.0 to -30.0 dB). The gain should be adjusted to normalize the signal amplitude after compression, or to control the amount of limiting.

Attack - Controls the time it takes to reach full compression once the threshold level has been exceeded (with a range from 0.0 to 400.0 ms). A fast attack setting means that compression will be more or less instant. Using a slower attack setting results in the compression being gradually increased, allowing for more variations in the signal than the fast setting. Attack should be adjusted according to the nature of the audio material.

Release - The Release parameter sets the time the compressor takes to stop acting after the level has fallen below threshold (with a range from 1 to 4000 ms). Short release times will make the compression more flexible and able to adapt to the input signal, but can cause fast changes in gain that may sound displeasing. Longer release times produce a signal with a more even level and less distortion, but make it harder to maximize the overall compression because small variations in signal level will be ignored.

Type - This parameter controls the knee type and TCR. The possible values are: Hard, Medium, Vintage, Soft, Hard/R, Medium/R, Vintage/R, Soft/R. The knee determines the dB range above and below the threshold where the compression goes from 1:1 to the selected compression ratio. A hard knee setting means that compression will take place immediately after the threshold level is reached, whereas a soft knee setting indicates that compression is gradually applied over a range in the signal.

Here's a great page explaining the use of compression in greater detail: Compression-Limiting

Experiment with the compressor in your FL tracks and stayed tuned for Using Fruity Compressor part 2 for more info and tips on using it in your FL Studio projects.

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2007-09-02T15:53:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-02T15:50:00.001-07:00

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2007-09-01T14:16:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-01T14:14:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-01T14:12:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-01T14:09:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-01T14:08:00.000-07:00

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2007-09-01T14:06:00.000-07:00

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