Fading in and out...how is it done?
Fading in and out...how is it done?
Automation clips set to the volume knobs of either an instrument, and FX track, or the master volume.Right click on the desired know, select create automation clip. Then go to the playlist, and below the pattern sequencer click once in the box below, which looks somewhat similar. A controller is created. Deselect the controller by right clicking next to the controller, then drag the upper right hand side of the controller to the desured length, select the top to move it into position, then inside the controller right click to creat the desired volume path. You can figure everything else out from there. Alternatively, some audio apps offer this as a preset option, but that is post rendering, less capable, and I don't know which ones do that.
OK guys, I have a problem, I made this lil beat in fruity loops but recorded it with audacity because I did not need to make an entire song for the small beat. The problem is that when I import it to flash ( i have professional 8) it always gets warped. And totally messes the sound quality up. can anyone help me out?
I ahve a question about making a certin genre in FruityLoops. How do you make remixes of video game songs?
Here's a question , where do I download Fruity Loops?
D-man.
At 4/20/06 06:28 PM, -Steve- wrote: Fading in and out...how is it done?
Pan-O-Matic on the plug-in
At 4/24/06 08:51 AM, D-man17 wrote: Here's a question , where do I download Fruity Loops?
D-man.
You can get the trial at FL's Homepage
This has proably been asked a million times. I'm not new to FL studio, but when an instument is selected one can press some keys and use the keyboard like some sort of piano. My question is in FL5 how does one get that "recorded" or saved in a song?
Thanks in advance
n00b question: I know FruityLoops isn't free. I know you have to pay for it, but do you pay credit card or paper money? I'm just curious about paying for it.
At 4/24/06 07:24 PM, AmeerThePrince wrote: This has proably been asked a million times. I'm not new to FL studio, but when an instument is selected one can press some keys and use the keyboard like some sort of piano. My question is in FL5 how does one get that "recorded" or saved in a song?
Thanks in advance
i think i know what you mean:
1.select PATTERN 1 in PLAYLIST
2.use PIANO ROLL of a selected "sound" to CREATE your RIFF
3.select the PENICIL or PAINTBRUSH and CLICK on a SQUARE in the PLAYLIST on PATTERN 1
4.a BLOCK thing should appear the size of YOUR(thats important) RIFF
guide two (using OTHER PEOPLES RIFFS):
1.select a READY MADE RIFF
2.DRAG to the BOTTOM of the PLAYLIST then LET GO
3.a "sound wave" thing should appear if done right
hope this helps(there are others ways these are the ones i like to use even though i have only used the second one once)
At 4/25/06 01:09 PM, TJA wrote:At 4/24/06 07:24 PM, AmeerThePrince wrote: This has proably been asked a million times. I'm not new to FL studio, but when an instument is selected one can press some keys and use the keyboard like some sort of piano. My question is in FL5 how does one get that "recorded" or saved in a song?i think i know what you mean:
Thanks in advance
..hm, I don't think thats answering my quesition. I think when I said "keys" you assumed I ment in the appliacation, the Fl studio keyboard. That's not what I ment. I'm talking about the input deviece the physical keyboard. When pressing the physical keyboard it'll play like a actual piano.
At 4/25/06 08:46 PM, Dark6 wrote: Which do you like better, Fruity Loops or Reason?
Also, do you think they have the same potential?
This is a very common question. You will find answers to be more opinionated than factual. I've always found Reason to be more complicated, but both of them "have the same potential" if you learn how to use them well.
At 4/25/06 08:50 PM, -Steve- wrote:At 4/25/06 08:46 PM, Dark6 wrote: Which do you like better, Fruity Loops or Reason?This is a very common question. You will find answers to be more opinionated than factual. I've always found Reason to be more complicated, but both of them "have the same potential" if you learn how to use them well.
Also, do you think they have the same potential?
Actually I believe FL Studio has more potential. Here's why: Plugins, Reason 3.0 lacks support for VST and VSTi plugins. This means no Rapture, Z3TA+, or any future plugin that can play such a major role. Basically, other than reason's refills, there isn't much for expandability. I also view a great deal of these drum packs for reason to be inferior to the Pro kits I would highly suggest for either studio. FL Studio offers more generators, that if used correctly and with the proper samples are nearly endless in capability. The user interface is easy for beginners and fast for experts. FL Studio, in my personal opinion, has the greatest potential.
Just a quick question here.
Im thinking about buying fuityloops, i have the trial version and everything but im just wondering which edition i should be buying? Which one of the packages was the trial version released as?
Any help is appreciated ;)
I am having trouble's with FL 6, Everytime a save anything and try to open what i saved it's say's that the file is corrupted. )= please help. (I am not sure if this has been covered before... But i didn't find it sooooooo)
At 4/25/06 08:27 PM, AmeerThePrince wrote: ..hm, I don't think thats answering my quesition. I think when I said "keys" you assumed I ment in the appliacation, the Fl studio keyboard. That's not what I ment. I'm talking about the input deviece the physical keyboard. When pressing the physical keyboard it'll play like a actual piano.
i have no idea sorry...
I downloaded it today but I don't get it, I can make a very small tune using the pic below but that is only a secondor two. How do you make a proper song. I know this is a lame question but I have never used this software. Thanks.
At 5/2/06 11:27 AM, WastedWizard wrote: I downloaded it today but I don't get it, I can make a very small tune using the pic below but that is only a secondor two. How do you make a proper song. I know this is a lame question but I have never used this software. Thanks.
a small guide on what you need to get started...
i guess
At 5/2/06 06:08 PM, TJA wrote: a small guide on what you need to get started...
i guess
That sort of helps thanks but how do I actually create stuff because you can hit the keys but how do you make it record it?
At 5/3/06 11:46 AM, WastedWizard wrote:At 5/2/06 06:08 PM, TJA wrote: a small guide on what you need to get started...That sort of helps thanks but how do I actually create stuff because you can hit the keys but how do you make it record it?
i guess
by clicking on the little squares in line with the key you want to press...
I have a .fxb file for a sound bank, but I don't know what to do to get it in FL... I'm sure it's not that complicated, but I haven't done it before :P
At 5/3/06 10:01 PM, Talin_Ronyo wrote: I have a .fxb file for a sound bank, but I don't know what to do to get it in FL... I'm sure it's not that complicated, but I haven't done it before :P
i think you put it in the folder with all the sounds in...look at the fruity loops folder on C: drive and put it in packs or whatever...
hope this helps
At 5/4/06 11:28 AM, TJA wrote:At 5/3/06 10:01 PM, Talin_Ronyo wrote: I have a .fxb file for a sound bank, but I don't know what to do to get it in FL... I'm sure it's not that complicated, but I haven't done it before :Pi think you put it in the folder with all the sounds in...look at the fruity loops folder on C: drive and put it in packs or whatever...
hope this helps
it still didn't work. any other ideas?
also, i have another question- someone (i don't remember who) said "gate effects are vital" to make trance... could someone tell me what gate effects are, what they do, and how to use them?
At 5/15/06 08:07 PM, -Ocelot- wrote:
It's cash nubcakes =) .
I know it's cash, but I was just curious of you can either pay cash or credit card for fruity loops. And "nubcakes" is an insult. Please don't rub it in if it is. I appreciate it. I was just curious, that's all.
Curious if you either pay credit card or cash.
Cash or credit should work, lol.
-Anyways, I've got my own question. How would one go off and make 32-note fills?
I realy need help, im completly new to music (I know tempo means speed, but thats it)
So could someone tell me as simply as possible, how to make remixes on FL 6? (If this kind of post isn't alowed/n00bish, im sorry as i didn't read the whole thing)
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At 5/19/06 01:48 PM, Chao_Guy wrote: I realy need help, im completly new to music (I know tempo means speed, but thats it)
So could someone tell me as simply as possible, how to make remixes on FL 6? (If this kind of post isn't alowed/n00bish, im sorry as i didn't read the whole thing)
Depends on what remixes really...
The easiest way would be to directly import a song file into the playlist, and then tinker...around...
BUT i do have a question as well.
How does one create triplets on a sequencer-piano roll?
Is there a toolbar im just missing?
At 5/18/06 07:12 PM, SuperDrummer146 wrote: -Anyways, I've got my own question. How would one go off and make 32-note fills?
32 note? Lemme count that out...
Oh, thats simply doing 8 strokes per beat. I think that should be simple enough, yes?
At 5/19/06 04:00 PM, RyeGuyHead wrote: How does one create triplets on a sequencer-piano roll?
Is there a toolbar im just missing?
In the place where you can choose 'line', or 'none', or stuff like that in the drop down menu in FL, just change it to '1/3 beat' (I think thats what its called... its 1/3 SOMETHING) and that should be it. When you go in the piano roll, there will only be 12th notes, and not 16th.
At 5/19/06 04:00 PM, RyeGuyHead wrote: Depends on what remixes really...
The easiest way would be to directly import a song file into the playlist, and then tinker...around...
How do you import a song? (I'll be doing video game remixes BTW)
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