
Learn the full beat making workflow in FL Studio across four modules, from software fundamentals to creating drums, chords, music theory, and professional mixing and mastering.
Learn the FL Studio basics from zero by creating a simple beat with drums, piano melodies, and arranging in the playlist, using channel rack, mixer, and pattern workflow.
Explore the channel rack in FL Studio to add drums and instruments, edit patterns, clone and move parts, and route audio to mixer tracks with velocity, pitch, and panning controls.
master the piano roll in FL Studio by adding and editing notes, recording with a USB MIDI keyboard, and using quantize, velocity, legato, and slide to shape timing and expression.
Explore FL Studio 21's piano roll tool that marks in-key notes with brighter lines and restricts play to the key, enabling melodies and chords in C minor or F# minor.
Master the FL Studio playlist to build songs by arranging patterns and audio clips, syncing with the grid, muting tracks, and using draw, paint, and slice tools.
Apply fade in and fade out to any audio clip on the playlist in FL Studio 21. Explore crossfades between clips and use automation clips to shape fades across instruments.
Learn to use the mixer in FL Studio: assign instruments to channels, adjust track volumes, apply reverb, and use shift control L for routing.
Master automation clips in FL Studio to control volume, pitch, and effects across instruments and master track; edit points, adjust grid, and explore wave and pulse modes for dynamic beats.
Learn to import and manage VSTs and plugins in FL Studio, including installing DLL files, scanning for plugins, and enabling instruments and effects in the mixer.
Add drum kits to FL Studio by copying downloaded packs into the packs folder and loading wav or mp3 files for drag-and-drop use.
Explore using the FPC plugin in FL Studio to make drums, link pads to controllers or keyboards, and record with piano roll, presets, and saved layouts.
Discover how to use FL Studio's layer to control multiple drums or instruments as a unit by setting children, showing them, and later splitting them for individual playback.
Record vocals in FL Studio using a microphone and an interface with phantom power, then record into a playlist for synchronized takes, avoiding Edison.
Export your beat with stems via split mixer tracks, each instrument as a wav, or export a zip loop package including FL Studio project, MIDI, and piano roll.
Enable your interface and MIDI controller in FL Studio, opt for FL Studio ASIO, adjust buffer length for real-time performance versus stability, and enable autosave backups with project metadata.
Learn to extract stems from a sample in FL Studio 21, separating drums, bass, instruments, and vocals into four streams.
Learn to build drum patterns in FL Studio with snare, kick, and hi-hat, adjust bpm for trap and dancehall, and apply velocity, piano roll, and envelope for dynamic drums.
Learn to craft melodies in FL Studio with white notes in the piano roll, staying in key, listening closely, and building simple melodies before adding bass and drums.
Create chords quickly using only white notes in the piano roll, staying in key while building triads, inversions, and bass notes for simple two to four chord progressions.
Learn to craft melodic phrases over a chord progression by using white notes, the rabbit method, and in-key notes, then layer overlapping phrases for storytelling melodies.
Layer melodies by adding chords and patterns with piano, sax, bass, and drums, then structure the beat with intro, verse, chorus, bridge, and outro.
Record vocals over a beat to create vocal samples, then apply autotune, EQ, reverb, and delay, and learn to chop and stretch for dynamic textures.
Explore realistic acoustic guitar production using Apple Guitar L, Apple Guitar M, real guitar, and flex, with chord, arpeggio, and Amplitube effects.
learn the basics of music theory in FL Studio, focusing on notes, flats and sharps, octaves, and how to name and identify white and black keys.
Learn how major and minor chords are built from whole steps and semitones, apply the white-key pattern, and recognize diminished chords for progressions.
Master chord inversions and the difference between major and minor triads, including octave shifts, slash chords, and bass-note voicings, to enrich your beatmaking in the fl studio course.
Explore scales and keys in FL Studio, comparing major and minor (natural minor, aeolian) scales, and learn to build chords and melodies from notes inside the chosen key.
Explore sus2 and sus4 chords in FL Studio, learn how they suspend major and minor chords, and apply them with piano roll, arpeggios, and inversions to color progressions.
Explore diminished chords and diminished seven, learn how to use them as transitions in R&B and salsa styles, and apply inversions and half-step movements in FL Studio piano roll.
Master major and minor triads and how to add the seven to form major seven and minor seven chords. Explore chord structures, inversions, and key-based progressions on the piano roll.
Master transition chords, including diminished chords and secondary dominants, within a simple progression, using major chords, inversions, and seven for dominant seven flavor.
Learn to use Parametric EQ 2 in FL Studio to sculpt any instrument with seven bands, heat map spectrum, high pass and low pass curves, and save presets for recall.
Explore how a compressor controls vocal dynamics in FL Studio by adjusting threshold, ratio, gain, attack, and release, and compare it with the limiter.
Explore Fruity Reverb 2 in FL Studio by tweaking dry and wet, early reflections, room size, diffusion, and damping; adjust high and low cuts, pre-delay, and modulation for tailored space.
Discover two ways to apply delays in FL Studio using Fruity Delay 3, and learn to control dry/wet, time or bpm, tempo sync, feedback, stereo ping pong, and modulation.
Learn how to use sidechain compression in FL Studio with the fruity limiter to duck the bass with the kick, adjusting threshold, ratio, attack, and release on the bass channel.
learn to use waves tune in fl studio to achieve natural vocal tuning. edit notes, adjust transition and speed for natural pitch, and add vibrato while managing potential delay.
Master vocal mixing in FL Studio with blood overdrive for brightness, EQ and compressor, autotune or waves tune, de-esser, reverb, delay, and stereo enhancer for harmonies.
Learn to mix instrumentals and drums in FL Studio by using a master limiter, EQ on snares, kicks, and bass, and high-pass and low-pass presets.
Course aimed at people who are beginners, who have never made any instrumental in Fl Studio, or who are at the beginning of the journey, as they have already made several instrumentals, but still experience difficulties, and are unable to transform ideas into music. The course goes into all the details and functions present in the Fl Studio 20 program.
This course teaches you all the technical aspects of FL Studio, so you can move around FL and do what you want whenever you want!
First module focused on all the tools and secrets of the Fl Studio interface.
- Learn EVERYTHING about the Channel Rack (Fl Studio Sequencer)
- Learn EVERYTHING about Piano Roll (Where you create melodies in Fl Studio)
- Learn EVERYTHING about the Playlist (Where music is assembled from creations based on patterns)
- Learn EVERYTHING about the Mixer (Place where effects are placed on instruments, place where mix/master is done)
- Discover Fl Studio's Native VSTs, so you can start making instrumentals now (Native VSTs are the virtual instruments that already come with Fl Studio)
- And much more!
The second module you learn skills that will make you able to create your own instrumentals.
The third module, you learn about MUSIC THEORY and how can you use theory to make better beats and instrumentals.
The last module I teach you about the main plugins present in the mixer, so you'll be able to mix/master your tracks without worrying too much. Plugins I teach:
- Parametric EQ 2
- Fruity Reverb 2
- Fruity Delay 3
- Compressor