Basic functions of the FL-Studio program! Get to know now!

dankpikacz (32)in #music • 6 years ago

Hello! In today's article I would like to explain the basic functions (buttons) in the FL-Studio program.

Let's start with the number one management bar.

Next from the left from the top:
-Tapping the tempo of the project during playback.
-Start playback when we start playing on an external audio controller connected to the computer.
-Delay when recording an external instrument.
-Blend recording.
-Loop recording
The second line of buttons:
-Looping the entire project.
-Recreating the project
-Stop playback
-Recording (for recording keys and other).
-Project speed.
At the bottom of the play bar.

The bar on the left determines the volume of the entire program.
The bar on the right changes the pitch of the whole project.

This button is nothing else but a change of patern, patern is a kind of project in which it can be percussion + vocal / Pekrusja + Bass etc.

Again from the left:
-Playlist (Here we put the whole song)
-Piano Roll (here we arrange the melody)
-channel Rack (We manage all sounds in the project)
-Mixer (Here we set the sound and add effects to each sound in the project)
-We are opening the list in which we speak below
-It's such a channel rack only in a more graphic version
-Plugins editor (Here we manage all plugins in the program)
-Tempo tapper(Here, through clicks, we determine what rate our project has to have)
-We are changing the layout of our program here.

Many will ask what is this list? I am already answering, here we choose which sounds to respond and throw them into the channel rack. In other words, it is a file search engine.

Here's our playlist, here we arrange sounds so as to create a ready song which then we will export to the finished mp3 file.

Here is the last window we will discuss today. This is a channel rack. Here, we arrange all sounds separately in our project, through bass to melody ending with chords. To listen to our sounds, click on the speaker icon. To add a new sound, click the plus icon on the bottom. The letters next to the names mean the places on the mixer. Green LEDs mean that the sound is on (When you click it will mute the sound)