
Create your first project in FL Studio by navigating the interface, choosing a save directory, naming the project, and saving new versions with control or command s.
Learn how synthesizers—virtual instruments in FL Studio—produce beats, melodies, basslines, and chords using presets and sound banks. Navigate keyboard interfaces, apply effects, and layer sounds for sound design.
Learn how virtual drum machines and plugins power afrobeat production in FL Studio, using stock drums, third-party options, and drag-and-drop samples to create beats from scratch.
Learn how loops in FL Studio work, using drum and melody loops to match tempo, fix tempo mismatches, and create seamless, continuous playback.
Learn how the channel rack in FL Studio powers Afrobeat production by adding and replacing sounds from the browser, linking to mixer channels, and building drum patterns.
Master the piano roll in FL Studio to edit notes, transpose, quantize, adjust velocity, and build chords and patterns for afrobeat melodies and drum patterns.
Explore the browser in FL Studio to access presets, plugins, packs, and your samples, organize your library, refresh plugins, and drag and drop sounds into the playlist for Afrobeat production.
Explore the FL Studio studio mixer, including inserts, routing, and master channel effects, with equalizers, compressors, and reverb, plus stereo and mono controls for Afrobeat production.
Master the FL Studio settings panel, navigating playlist and song modes, metronome, loop recording, and tempo, while configuring MIDI input, plugin management, and interface layout.
Set the tempo, lay down initial patterns, and start playing chords to build the groove in FL Studio.
Create melodies by adding lounge lizard to the afrobeat track in fl studio, try it out to improve the vibe, and listen as the groove heads somewhere.
Create a signature melody for afrobeat in FL Studio by exploring flexible sounds and creative ideas to refine your composition.
Learn how to revise melodies to create unique, chopped-up patterns for Afrobeat production in FL Studio.
Build drums by layering soft and heavy drone textures and using four buttons to make minor adjustments.
Develop a solid afrobeat song structure in FL Studio by starting with the intro, adding the bassline, and then shaping the bridge and overall arrangement.
Create a bassline in afrobeat production using the Purity plugin in FL Studio, adjust octave for clarity, and refine the groove for headphone listening.
Fine-tune afrobeat melodies by cloning and replacing sections, selecting the chorus, and crafting a second verse, using Pigment glitch elements to enhance progression.
Produce Afrobeat grooves in FL Studio by crafting dynamic drum rolls using sample kits, and shape the final song structure with a strong outro.
Learn to build amapiano drums in FL Studio using a soft piano, kick, snare, shaker, and percussion at 110–120 bpm, with time-stretching and playlist arrangement.
Learn to build an afropop drum pattern in FL Studio, starting with a snare and kick at 96 bpm, then add a shaker and a Chicago loop around 110 bpm.
Learn to craft reggaeton-inspired afrobeat drum patterns in FL Studio, blending Latin dancehall influences, layering sounds, adjusting pitch, and generating flexible variations.
Learn to build UK afrobeat drums in FL Studio by layering snare, kick, shaker, and variations across a basic four-bar, low-key tempo with editable pitch and extended loops.
This Course Includes All You Need To Create Music Production in FL Studio.
This course is designed for Beginners. If you never used FL Studio before, that's totally fine as well. This course includes an introduction section where I will show you how to manage the most basic functions of FL Studio to get you started.
Improve Your Music Production Techniques and Start Making Professional Music With Quality in No Time!
This course will take your knowledge to a whole other level. I will show you step-by-step how to create a full Music Production with FL Studio with Mixdown and Mastering included.
Unlike other Music Production courses, this course will cover everything from scratch and improve your overall music production level as well as getting you motivated to finish your music instead of letting your music ideas die within your project file.
About the instructor:
Haruna Abubakar started producing music in 2016 and teaching in 2018, and now has many happy students online and offline learning music production and other related topics viewed from a Music Producers' perspective. Abubakar has been working with different producers around the world as well as co-created a few very well-known tracks with other musicians. Abubakar is based in Abuja, Nigeria.