Question by : How to make FL studio sound proffesional?
i was wondering if anyone knows how to make FL studio sounds sound proffesional, i play around with the instruments and everyting in sytrus but even when i finish a song it just sound unproffesional. anyone got tips on how to alter sounds etc?
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Answer by yabanize
Add FX filters in the mixer, stuff like reverb, phasers, etc
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Question by : how do I make a twangy guitar sound in FL studio 9?
I’m looking for how to give a guitar that twangy sound, like you hear in 60′s surf music. How do i do that by using FL studio?
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Answer by Robert G
If your guitar doesn’t have single coil pickups, you will have some work to do. First, a parametric eq is a big help to emphasize the highs. Graphic eq usually doesn’t cut it. Second, you will probably want to use the the bridge pickup and spring reverb. Picking closer to the bridge also brightens the sound up. Adding tremolo helps as well. If you are trying to use fruity loops to synthesize the sound, as opposed to actually playing the guitar, good luck. I have yet to hear any synthesized guitar that comes close. You would need sampled parts to do this, and I am not sure how good fruity loops is at that.
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Question by Blake W: Why does my vocals sound quiet compared to the background music in fl studio 8?
Every time i record vocals in fl studio (using edison) they sound really quiet. you can barely hear them over the background music
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Answer by Nunya
you may need to just speak alot louder into the mich to fix this but what i do when my vocals are to quiet is i turn all the other intruments down and then i go into the channel settings under smp on the bottom next to the wave form i click normalize
what normalize does is it turns the wave forms volume up to the highest point it can reach without clipping.
hope i helped
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Question by kid capri: How do i get my sound kits from my desktop onto fl studio 8?
I have some new sound kits. How do i put them so that i can have them in my fl studio 8? help please
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Answer by MarCoastBeats.com
Well first off, you should make a folder and place all of your kits in the folder.. Then create a desktop shortcut for that folder(so that you can easily add to it later).
Then what you want to do is cut the folder, then go to FL Studio/Data/Patches then paste the folder in the “Patches” folder..
After that, just load FL Studio or refresh the browser to show your drum kit folder!
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Question by saku 愛: The sound coming from FL studio is messed up?
I just downloaded FL Studio and the sound is messed up. It is coming through fuzzy and sounds like the speakers are blown. But when I play regular music it works fine. Any help?
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Answer by Composer
this happens to me when a website like youtube (or any website with sound) is also open before you open FL studio.
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