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Group FX-ting in FL Studio ?
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Shikoatha-Droid
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Posted : Jul 7, 2011 16:48:12
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Hi Guys,im desperate that i can't use my Cubase with my Realtek Audio integrated interface(Asio4All) i can't route it...:S But,h0w can i group FX...EXAMPLE >> Kick + Bass Channel to cutoff their frequency and other instruments to play....This is very simple in Cubase but in FL,do i put a filter in "Send Track" and route Kick & Bass Channel to it and do it like that(with Automations) ?  |
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UniversalPagan
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Posted : Jul 7, 2011 17:46
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yes basically that is how you do it. You can use any channel in fl studio as a send tho. You not limited to the 4 that are setup already. Just uncheck the send to master and have it sent to another track if you like. You can have 50 sends from one instrument if you want to lol.
but yeah that would be how to do it. Here are some nice FL Studio links that may help ya out.
Mr. Willow has some real nice tuts. http://www.youtube.com/user/KevWillow7
I learned most of what I know besides reading the manual from ste.
http://www.youtube.com/user/ste1438
Not only does Trance Crafter have some nice music also great tuts.
http://www.youtube.com/user/trancecrafter
These have really helps me and hope they may help you as well.
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Pagan
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Posted : Jul 7, 2011 18:05
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Yeah, dont use sends for grouping channels together, rather just use a different mixer channel and save the sends for actually being sends(reverb, delay etc).
Simply route the channel you want to a different mixer channel, and then deselect it from the master channel.
I always group things into seperate sections, it just makes my life easier later on. Especially when I bounce to audio. Instead of having tons of different stems I can just use the bassline, leads, vocals, etc.
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