Skill Level Needed: Novice
The following video and text walkthrough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed. running on the ASIO4ALL v2 sound driver.
First click on "View Project Info", then go to "System". Make sure your "input/output" is set to ASIO4ALL v2 then click on "Show ASIO Panel". Increase the buffer size to the max or 2048 samples. That should improve the quality of sound being produced from your computer. Also, be sure no other programs are running while FL Studio is running to insure FL Studio is getting all the CPU it needs.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Tutorial - Creating/Saving Presets
Skill Level Needed: Novice
The following video and text walkthrough applies you Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
Open the VST you wish to Create/Save a preset in. This VST can be an effect or a generator, this works for either one. Once you have the sound or effect you want click the arrow on the top left corner of your VST (click the lower arrow if your VST did not come with FL Studio - the arrow next to the name of the VST). Scroll down to "Save Preset As...", name your preset and then "Save". I recomend using the default location as the location to save your newly made preset(s). A very helpful thing is music production is keeping organized and knowing where everything is at all times.
To learn how to save Mixer Track Presets go to:
http://flstudioshelp.blogspot.com/2009/07/tutorial-changing-time-signature.html
The following video and text walkthrough applies you Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
Open the VST you wish to Create/Save a preset in. This VST can be an effect or a generator, this works for either one. Once you have the sound or effect you want click the arrow on the top left corner of your VST (click the lower arrow if your VST did not come with FL Studio - the arrow next to the name of the VST). Scroll down to "Save Preset As...", name your preset and then "Save". I recomend using the default location as the location to save your newly made preset(s). A very helpful thing is music production is keeping organized and knowing where everything is at all times.
To learn how to save Mixer Track Presets go to:
http://flstudioshelp.blogspot.com/2009/07/tutorial-changing-time-signature.html
Tutorial - Changing The Time Signature
Skill Level Needed: Novice
The following video and text walkthrough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
To Change the Time Signature of your current project go to "View Project Info" located at the top of your FL Studio window. Go to "General" located in the side bar of the new pop-up window and at the top you will see "Time Signature". The default is 4:4 (Bar 4:Beat 4) You can then click on the number you want to change and move your mouse up or down to change it to the number you want.
The following video and text walkthrough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
To Change the Time Signature of your current project go to "View Project Info" located at the top of your FL Studio window. Go to "General" located in the side bar of the new pop-up window and at the top you will see "Time Signature". The default is 4:4 (Bar 4:Beat 4) You can then click on the number you want to change and move your mouse up or down to change it to the number you want.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Tutorial - Adding More Folders To The Browser
Skill Level Needed: Novice
The following video and text walkthrough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
After opening FL Studio click on the "View Project Info" button on the top of your screen. Next click "System" on the top right corner of the new screen that popped up. Now click on the "File" button located at the bottom of the 4 thumbnails along the left side of the current window.
Now you should see "Browser Extra Search Folders" close to the top of the current window. Simply click on any folder icon in the table below and then search your computer for the folder you would like to add to the browser. Now that you have chosen the folder you want displayed in the browser you can rename it on this same screen to something that will make it easy to remember the contents within that folder. Exit the window.
OH NO! It's not in my browser! Easy fix, click the "Re-read structure" button located at the top of your browser. It kind of looks like a refresh button. It is the last button on the right of the top of the browser (NOT THE X).
The following video and text walkthrough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
After opening FL Studio click on the "View Project Info" button on the top of your screen. Next click "System" on the top right corner of the new screen that popped up. Now click on the "File" button located at the bottom of the 4 thumbnails along the left side of the current window.
Now you should see "Browser Extra Search Folders" close to the top of the current window. Simply click on any folder icon in the table below and then search your computer for the folder you would like to add to the browser. Now that you have chosen the folder you want displayed in the browser you can rename it on this same screen to something that will make it easy to remember the contents within that folder. Exit the window.
OH NO! It's not in my browser! Easy fix, click the "Re-read structure" button located at the top of your browser. It kind of looks like a refresh button. It is the last button on the right of the top of the browser (NOT THE X).
Tutorial - Adding Extra Plug-Ins To The Plug-In Picker/Browser
Skill Level Needed: Novice/Moderate
The following video and text walkthrough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
Start by opening to VST you want to add to the Plug-In Picker/Browser in FL Studios. Now in your browser scroll down to "Plugin Database". Depending on whether your VST is an effect or generator click the appropriate folder. Now you have to choose what type of effect or generator your new VST is. All the different types are listed inside the folder you clicked on. In each catagory of generator/effect there are multiple sub-catagories you can choose to have your VST labeled under, OR you can simply have it labeled under the main catagory.
Once you locate and open the folder where you want the new VST to be incorperated in to click on the top left arrow next to the header "Fruity Wrapper". NOT the arrow next to actual VST name. Now click "Add to plugin database" in that drop down menu and your done! You have successfully added your new VST to your Browser AND Plug-In Picker.
The following video and text walkthrough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
Start by opening to VST you want to add to the Plug-In Picker/Browser in FL Studios. Now in your browser scroll down to "Plugin Database". Depending on whether your VST is an effect or generator click the appropriate folder. Now you have to choose what type of effect or generator your new VST is. All the different types are listed inside the folder you clicked on. In each catagory of generator/effect there are multiple sub-catagories you can choose to have your VST labeled under, OR you can simply have it labeled under the main catagory.
Once you locate and open the folder where you want the new VST to be incorperated in to click on the top left arrow next to the header "Fruity Wrapper". NOT the arrow next to actual VST name. Now click "Add to plugin database" in that drop down menu and your done! You have successfully added your new VST to your Browser AND Plug-In Picker.
Tutorial - The Plug-In Picker
Skill Level Needed: Novice
The following video and text walkthough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
This is an extremely basic tutorial for very new users to FL Studios.
Using the plug-in picker makes writing music in FL Studios a lot faster then adding the new channel manually from the "Channels" drop down menu at the top of the screen. The plug-in picker will also display a thumbnail of each plug-in registered in FL Studio's database. To open the plug-in picker simply type "Ctrl + F8" on your keyboard, or you can also click on the "View" dropdown menu at the top and then click "Plug-In Picker". To exit the Plug-In Picker hit "Esc" on your keyboard.
For a tutorial on how to add new VST's to the plug-in picker and browser click the lick below:
http://flstudioshelp.blogspot.com/2009/07/tutorial-adding-extra-plug-ins-to-plug.html
The following video and text walkthough applies to Fruity Loop Studio 8 XXL Producer's Ed.
This is an extremely basic tutorial for very new users to FL Studios.
Using the plug-in picker makes writing music in FL Studios a lot faster then adding the new channel manually from the "Channels" drop down menu at the top of the screen. The plug-in picker will also display a thumbnail of each plug-in registered in FL Studio's database. To open the plug-in picker simply type "Ctrl + F8" on your keyboard, or you can also click on the "View" dropdown menu at the top and then click "Plug-In Picker". To exit the Plug-In Picker hit "Esc" on your keyboard.
For a tutorial on how to add new VST's to the plug-in picker and browser click the lick below:
http://flstudioshelp.blogspot.com/2009/07/tutorial-adding-extra-plug-ins-to-plug.html
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