And how do you record midi, from a piano connected to Fl studio? I have set it up, and it works fine. I just cant seem to find out how to record stuff into the piano roll if you know what i mean.
Synth layering and midi problem
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lummerlars
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Synth layering and midi problem
Once you have created a synth consisting of layers, how do you "control" them all if you for an example want to do a cutoff? Using FL studio
And how do you record midi, from a piano connected to Fl studio? I have set it up, and it works fine. I just cant seem to find out how to record stuff into the piano roll if you know what i mean.
And how do you record midi, from a piano connected to Fl studio? I have set it up, and it works fine. I just cant seem to find out how to record stuff into the piano roll if you know what i mean.
Last edited by lummerlars on 13 Oct 2012, 23:35, edited 1 time in total.
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TheRavestyler
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its called an Automation in FL i think.
Imagine building a guitar and then tuning it and then playing it. That's what electronic music is.
https://soundcloud.com/cruel-instinct
In Cubase you can make a group track and assign each layer to that group, and then just control them as 1.
Sure there should be a similar process in FL.
Sure there should be a similar process in FL.
Last edited by nuttyt on 13 Oct 2012, 22:21, edited 1 time in total.
You don't even need a fruity controller. You can route the sounds to one cutoff on one vst.MokumsKid wrote:You need to link all the cutoff's to one controller. Open in your mixer the Fruity X-Y Controller and link every cutoff to the X or the Y-controller. Don't forget to uncheck the "Remove conflicts" option. After that you move the X or the Y parameter a bit and go to menu -> Tools -> Last tweaked -> Create automation clip.
If you don't understand it i will explain it more in detail for you.
Goodluck!
At the end of my lead tutorial I show how to do this.
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TheRavestyler
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wow thanks i was looking for thisnuttyt wrote:In Cubase you can make a group track and assign each layer to that group, and then just control them as 1.
Sure there should be a similar process in FL.
Imagine building a guitar and then tuning it and then playing it. That's what electronic music is.
https://soundcloud.com/cruel-instinct
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lummerlars
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Nice help guys, figured it out Thanks!
Thanks!