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FL Studio Tutorial - Record button in FL Studio - Lesson 15
Recording in FL Studio:
Use the Record button in the transport panel to arm a track for recording. Recording can be done directly to a playlist of to a channel in a pattern.
FL Studio 12 Tutorial - 14 - Transport Panel in FL Studio
Transport Panel in FL Studio
This video explains about the Transport Panel in FL Studio.
FL Studio Tips - 3 - Moving a Mixer track
How can we move a mixer track in FL Studio?
We can move a mixer track, by pressing and holding SHIFT and using the mouse scroll wheel.
FL Studio Tips - 2 - Assigning a Mixer track to a channel quickly
How can we assign a mixer track to a channel quickly?
This video explores various options about assigning a mixer track to a channel very quickly.
FL Studio Tips - 1 - Split by Channel
How do we split the channels in a patterns into their own pattern?
FL Studio allows splitting of channels in to their own pattern by using the 'split by channel' option.
FL Studio 12 Tutorial - 13 - Panels in FL Studio
Basic operations with Panels in FL Studio are explained in this video.
FL Studio - Importing MP3 - Q and A
FL Studio - Importing MP3 Files
There isn't an 'Import MP3' option in the File Menu.
However, importing a MP3 file can be done by just dragging it from the Windows Explorer to the Playlist of FL Studio.
It automatically creates a channel for the imported file. This channel can be routed to an appropriate Mixer Track where additional properties can be configured.
FL Studio 12 Tutorial - 12 Menu Bar in FL Studio
Menu Bar in FL Studio 12
This video explains about the Menu Bar in FL Studio.
This also talks about
- exporting to MP3
- FL studio split pattern by channel
- Auto scroll
FL Studio - Sliding
Sliding in FL Studio
What is Sliding?
FL Studio give us an option of sliding from one note to another.To do that, the first note has to created with the desired duration. Then the second note has to be placed within that duration. A sliding will occur as soon as the 'play head' reaches the second note.
Now the sound will stay in the second note. It will stay in that until the duration of the first note. If needed we can add multiple notes in between for more sliding.
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FL Studio 12 Tutorial - 11 - Steps per beat in FL Studio
Now let us take a look into this ‘Steps per beat’.
From the previous video, remember our settings. It is still in these. Beat per bar is 4 and Steps per beat is 1.
Now let me play the metronome and record a melody.
I know that each rhythm note is a beat and I have 4 beats per bar.
Let me record the melody. And paste it in the playlist. Then let me make a rhythm for it.
Here, I can play only one rhythm note in beat. This single note fills the entire gap between two beats.
What is I wanted to play more rhythm notes those gaps?
FL Studio allows us to do that by splitting the beat into two or more steps. If I split a beat into 4 steps, then the first step falls on the beat. The next three steps fills in the gap between that beat and the next beat. And it goes like that.
Why do we need that? To make the rhythm interesting. Otherwise the rhythm could get boring.
So, this option ‘Steps per beat’ specifies the number of steps in beat.
What is FL Studio?
FL Studio is a leading Music Production System which can be used to compose and create songs.
If you are into song composition, FL Studio might help you.
Also, I hope this tutorial series is helpful.
FL Studio 12 Tutorial - 10 - What is a bar?
What is a bar?
If you are watching this video and practicing it, now make the changes as I do. Go to Options and ‘Project General Settings’.
You should see, Beats per Bar and Steps per beat. It took a while for me to understand this ‘Steps per beat’. I will explain this in subsequent videos.
However now let us learn by simplifying things. So go and change them to 1.
In the previous video we saw about Beats per minute, which specifies the number of beats that will be in there in a minute.
So let me use the drums and make a note for each beat. How does it sound? Not good, right?
However if I break them in to a smaller chunk which is repeatable? It sounds nice.
Generally the songs follow a repeatable pattern of such chunk. And this chunk is called as a bar.
And the composer specifies the number of beats that will be there in a bar.
What is FL Studio?
FL Studio is a leading Music Production System which can be used to compose and create songs.
If you are into song composition, FL Studio might help you.
Also, I hope this tutorial series is helpful.
FL Studio 12 Stutorial - 09 - Tempo or BPM or Beat per Minute in FL Studio
12th video for the series, FL Studio 12 Tutorial. This video introduces Tempo or BPM or Beat per Minute of a song.
Now we are few steps closer to composing our own song.
Now a song can compose of variety of components such as melody, chords, rhythm, automation etc. But everything depends on a basic underlying component, which is the tempo.
What is it anyway?
Like our heartbeat, every song has its own its own beat.
However it can be faster or slower. A composer determines that.
But how do we put it in writing?
I cannot just say faster..mmm..little slower.
However I can say, my song has 130 beats per minute. What this means is, in a minute, my song will have 130 beats in a minute.
FL Studio 12 Tutorial - 08 - Karaoke in FL Studio
To begin with, if you are looking for ways to remove vocals
from a song, this video isn't for you.
from a song, this video isn't for you.
In this video let us take a look into Karaoke in FL Studio.
FL Studio 12 Tutorial - 01 - Introduction
FL Studio Tutorial - Introduction
FL Studio is a Music Composing Software.
A full version can be downloaded from http://www.image-line.com for evaluation purpose. This evaluation copy will have all the functionalities except for saving your work.
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