
Start your journey into music sampling with FL Studio 20 as the instructor welcomes you, provides comprehensive information, and invites questions to tailor future content.
Organize your FL Studio 20 sample library with a drive and location, then use smart find to filter by bpm in folders like drum and bass or hip hop.
Open Edison, create a loop from a sample, adjust to tempo, and drop it onto the playlist; fix pops with zero crossing, and align four hits with the track.
Explore how to loop samples with Edison, use zero crossings to prevent pops, then determine the key and notes of samples and time-stretch to fit bpm for seamless project integration.
Extract a melody from a sample in FL Studio 20 using Edison to detect pitch, convert to a piano roll, and quantize, then adjust octave and tempo for a melody.
Learn how to match tempo in FL Studio 20 by adjusting bpm, using time stretch, auto-detect, and transient cues to fit samples to project tempo.
Edit and arrange samples quickly in the Echo Studio playlist by dragging a sample pack, slicing into parts, and fitting to tempo at 176 bpm to craft new patterns.
Master auto slicing in FL Studio 20 to detect transients, cut drum hits, and reassemble them into fresh loops from any sample.
Learn to add fades in FL Studio 20 using audio automation and volume envelopes, including selecting a region, enabling automation mode, adding points, and snapping to the grid.
Explore sampler basics in FL Studio 20 by turning a sample into a playable instrument via midi, mapping notes like G sharp, and using grouping to prevent overlap.
Explore the sampler in FL Studio 20 by loading Edison or a sample library. Turn a sample into a playable instrument with on-disk regions, slice markers, and time stretch.
Explore the adsr envelope in the default basic sampler to shape sound and amplitude over time by adjusting attack, decay, sustain, and release.
Master the sampler ADSR in FL Studio 20 by activating the envelope, dialing attack, applying delay and hold, and tweaking sustain and release to shape drum samples.
Explore the pre-computer effect section in music sampling with FL Studio 20, covering DC offset removal, normalization, reverse polarity, stereo swaps, and quick pogo/tape stop tricks.
Drag a sample into Edison, trim for a clean zero crossing, and import it into a sampler to shape a playable patch with start offset, crossfade, and envelope tweaks.
Learn to craft an 808 bass quickly in FL Studio by using a sampler channel, creating a short pattern, and shaping it with envelopes, pitch, and simple piano-roll tweaks.
Explore Direct Wave in FL Studio 20, compare editions, load multi-sample zones, and build velocity layers to craft complex drum kits with mono and polyphonic options.
Explore how filters shape sound in music sampling with FL Studio 20, using low-pass and high-pass filters, and learn about steep cutoff values in db per octave.
Utilize direct wave filters to shape sound with low-pass cutoff and resonance, automate modulation of these parameters, and experiment with notch or vocal filters and distortion in FL Studio 20.
Explore FL Studio built-in effects, including ring modulation, decimation and phaser, used in parallel with a mixed control to dial in extreme textures and a vintage vinyl feel.
Explore the modern mod matrix in FL Studio 20, adjusting modulation parameters and rate to create tape or vinyl warble, routing envelope one to cutoff and shaping with automation.
Save Direct Wave patches you create, organize them into a sample library, save variations, and transfer to mobile projects, enabling reuse and potential sharing.
Explore the FPC in FL Studio 20, featuring a 16-pad drum sampler with velocity layers, drag-and-drop sample loading, keyboard linkage, banks, and presets for flexible grooves.
Explore FPC ADSR in FL Studio 20 by shaping the envelope, adding points for instant cuts or slow builds, and adjusting pitch, layers, and panning to craft expressive drum sounds.
Load a drum kit in fpc, audition patterns, and switch kits on the fly; tweak the kit and pattern settings to customize your midi loops in fl studio 20.
Explore fruity slicer in FL Studio 20 to slice a sample manually or to the beat, generate multiple cuts, dump to piano, and adjust attack to reduce clicks.
Explore Slice X in music sampling with FL Studio 20, mastering its main controls, two decks, envelopes, a filter, and XY modulation, while learning region cuts, crossfades, and articulations.
Edit and slice audio with Slice X in FL Studio, place markers for precise slices, and apply per-slice articulators, envelopes, and filters to shape the sound.
Explore slice x layers in FL Studio 20 by layering two samples on decks, renaming regions, applying cutoff and envelope on deck b, and using modulation map to alternate layers.
Slice a drum break and layer hits in FL Studio 20 by assigning them to the same note (c-5), enabling random chops and cycling rhythms with crossfade learn.
***Sample Pack Included***
Do you want to make beats with FL Studio 20?
Sampling music is huge part of beat making and the genres of Hip Hop and Trap beats. But is also key in all forms of electronic music production and features across all genres. The technique of sampling audio allows you flexibility into many more areas of music production.
In this course we will learn
Edison sampling
Direct Wave Sampling
Using the channel Sampler
FPC Sampling techniques for percussion
Fruity Slicer
Slice X
And some of my favourite ways to sample with FL Studio 20 in general
In this FL Studio 20 sampling course, We will go from start to finish learnings how to use FL Studio Edison for creating good loops, adding samples to FL Studio and finding the key of any samples you want to use.
We look at how to chop samples in different ways using FL Studio and then making beats from samples as well. And manipulate that audio using ADSR envelopes and filters to create ourselves new instruments and sounds.
If you want to become a sampling expert and be able to use samples more effectively in your music productions with FL Studio 20, This is the perfect course for you to begin with.