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Is very flexible in the way you can work with it when mixing. With its channels and mixer insert tracks, you can build up quite complex mixes. Let’s look at some tips and tricks on how to get the most out of FL Studio when you mix your tracks. Tip 1 - Route Your Channels to Dedicated Mixer Insert TracksWith FL Studio you can route any channel to any insert track in the mixer. This is nice in that you can customize your channel layout in the mixer by determining which channels go to which track.

• Unless there is already a way to achieve this effect and I'm just not clever. So direct setting slide-notes on piano-roll -as in FL-studio, is not.
• Kontakt won't play midi file notes. Discussion in 'Technical Issues. THEosiris Forum Member. Messages: 29. Updated to latest version and imported a midi file to FL Studio. Hit play and no sound even though I can see the midi meter active. Try a different instrument. It's possible the MIDI file is triggering notes that simply aren't.

With each channel going to a dedicated mixer insert track, you can apply individual effects to each track.To see what track a channel is routed to, first select the track by clicking on it in the Step Sequencer window. This will open up the Channel Settings window for that track and in the top right-hand corner you’ll see a box labeled FX. This shows which insert track the channel is routed to. You can change the routing by dragging up or down. Notice how the track selection of that channel changes in the Mixer window.

Jan 15, 2016  I just had a look at that track now and it is still not working. I started a new project just now to test it with another short vocal snippet and it works again! Slide-notes must be placed following a regular note, above or below it, in order for it to slide to the pitch of the slide-note. FL Studio® and FL Studio logos® Registered.

Tip 2 - Summing Channels to Mixer Insert TracksYou can use this channel/track flexibility to your advantage. Let’s say in your song you’ve added three different types of bass instruments to three channels. But it’s getting a bit tedious jumping between each track to process and edit the bass sounds. Route the different bass tracks to the same mixer insert track.

So you’ll be summing these bass channels to one insert track. This way you can apply processing to this one mixer track, and it’ll be applied to all the bass instruments as a whole. This is a great way to gel similar instruments together and simplify your mixer window. Now select another track, and then go back to the Send reverb track. You’ll see that the rotary knob is at zero again. Increase this to apply the send reverb to this track. This is where it can get a bit confusing.

In other DAWs, there is a dedicated send level on each track. In FL Studio, each time you select a track the dedicated knob for that track is found on the Send track.

Sends work really well as it’s less taxing on your CPU because you don’t have to insert an instance of the same plug-in on each track.Another thing to point out is that in FL Studio any track can actually be a send. You don’t have to just use the assigned send tracks. This is achieved through FL Studio’s inter-track routing. Simply route a track to another track, and this becomes the send track. The labeled send tracks are there for backward compatibility with older FL Studio projects.

In the next step let’s take a look at how to route tracks around.Tip 4 - Creating Sub MixesIn the Mixer you can also route track to other tracks. By default each track is routed to the Master track. When you select a track, you’ll see an orange arrow under the fader on the Master Track, indicating that this track is going out to the master track.

If you click on this arrow it’ll bypass the track going to the output and you’ll no longer hear it on the master output. Click it again and you’ll hear the track through the master output.But what if you wanted this to go out to another track. For example, let’s say you wanted to route your drums to another track so that you can adjust the volume of all the drums with just one fader.

First select one of your drum tracks and click on the orange arrow on the master track. This will bypass that track being routed to the master track output. Then go to an empty insert track and click the arrow under the volume fader. Now this drum track is routed here. Do the same with your other drums tracks. Rename this new submix track to Drums.

Right-click the track and choose Rename, or use the shortcut F2. Now you can control the volume of all your drum elements with just one track.

You can even add other effects on this track to process all the drums. Maybe you want to add a compressor to compress all the drums, and then maybe an EQ which will alter the drums as a whole. This way you can add individual effects to each drum, plus add effects on the submix track where they’re all routed to. Giving you much more possibilities on how to mix your songs. Group similar elements together and then route then to an insert track so that you can edit and process those elements with one single track.

Tip 6 - Parallel ProcessingParallel processing is where you mix a dry signal with a wet signal. This way you get the original audio blended with the processed audio. And this can be done very easily in FL Studio. Next to each insert there is a dry/wet dial.

Tweak this to change the amount of dry versus wet signal. This works very well with drums. On your drums, add a compressor and dial in a very heavy compression setting like a ratio of 20.1:1, have a very short attack and release, and drop the threshold down to about -40. This will be heavily compressing your drums. Now balance the dry with the wet. There you go that’s how easy it is to do parallel compression in FL Studio. Tip 8 - Limiting Your AudioIf you want to add extra loudness to your audio so that it compares with other commercial releases, then add the Fruity Limiter last on the Master Inserts chain.

This will allow you to increase the level of your audio, and at the same time you can set a ceiling so that it doesn’t clip. Set the Ceil to -0.3 dB, and increase the Gain to somewhere between 3-5 dB to give you that much more loudness. What’s also good is to add the Fruity dB Meter after the limiter just to check how this has pushed up your audio.

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But no matter how hard you push it, if you have the ceiling set at -0.3 dB it’ll never go over that. Tip 9 - Changing Effects OrderThis is a very quick tip, but super helpful. If you want to change the order of your effect, place your mouse over the effect you want to move, and then use the scroll wheel to move the effect either up or down the inserts chain. Maybe you want your EQ to be placed after your compressor.

Different effects chaining orders can have different results on your audio, so keep this in mind. Tip 10 - Handy Export OptionsThere’s some very handy export options. You can choose to zip your project. If you want to collaborate with another FL user, zip up your project, copy this onto a hard drive, then take it to their setup and load up your zipped project.

Hi Gary Hiebner. You have no idea how much help your article has given me.

I feel such a huge relief man! I am a beginner in music production and I love FL Studio but I was getting stuck in my work because my computer would start acting slow before I even finish a project.I am right now on tip number 2 of your article and already I have a breakthrough. I did not know how much CPU the effects routed through the individual channels were taking up and this was the source of my problem and you have saved my life! Lol.Thanks a million my man.

Time to bump, since no answer was given.In FLStudio, you can pitch-bend in 3rd. Party VSTs (like QuadraSID) real quick and easy.1: Enter 'Piano Roll' with your selected VST/instrument/whatever2: Go to 'Target Control' (on the top of the piano roll, or right-click the grey area in the automation-grid at the bottom)3: Select 'Channel Pitch'4: Just automate the pitch-bend by drawing in the slide you want.It gets a little technical though, because FL uses 'cents' to indicate where you are.So here is a little explenation on what a 'cent' is as well. Justin Case.- 1 semi-tone equals 100 cents.- 1 semi-tone is the shortest distance between one key to the next/previous key- So. If you're going from a 'C' to an 'E'. Thats 3 semi-tones.- And 3 semi-tones is: 300 cents. You're welcome.

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Most new vsti's seem to all come with a rather useful glide board that you can program, never had a problem using it in either buzz or ableton, with buzz i just had to find the program address (usually 5e) and then just change the value from 0001 to FEEE in a slide and off it'd go.Ableton is a little more powerful because it has that function as a plug in and you simply just draw lines over your arrangement and it goes. Pitch bend up? Righty oh then!. And down again?

You got it baby! And so on.because it is a very friendly program. It once even made me a cup of tea and another time i woke up and it'd made me breakfast and asked if last night was as good for me as it was for it.

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Disturbed me a bit but hey. Any port in a storm.