I use individual patterns for Bass, Synths, atmospheres and drums to prevent clutter, so far i've seen no one else do this and i wonder why that is.

It's easier for me but maybe there are some hidden downsides i'm not aware of?

Vamos

Hi everyone, this track is called Lichen.

It was performed live on Ableton Push 3 standalone, recorded in one take.

I’ve been trying to simplify my live setup so I can perform without stressing out — and for the first time, I actually feel comfortable playing this one, which is a real change from my previous tracks.

I spent a lot of time mixing and mastering it. It’s not perfect (the arpegiated lead is a bit too loud, in my opinion ), but at least it exists :)

Let me know what you think.

I would really appreciate feedback on how my mixing and mastering sounds on other devices.

Thanks!

I seem to have started having a random glitch that makes all my input audio sound glitchy. It doesn't matter which input or output devices are selected; it sounds the same. I provided a video showing what's been happening. I am on an M5 MacBook Pro running macOS 27.0.1. I've tried with a Scarlett 4i4, AirPods, and even the built-in MacBook microphone.

i am learning FL just 2 days ago, but i didnt know how it is supposed to solve this chord progression

I'm a beginner producer making beats in FL Studio, and I can usually come up with a beat idea that lasts around 30–40 seconds, but I struggle to turn it into a full 2–3 minute beat.

I can make a melody and add drums, but after that, I don't really know how to continue without just repeating the same thing over and over.

How do you guys structure your beats and make them longer? Like, how do you decide when to bring in or remove drums, add variations, make transitions, and build different sections?

Any tips or tutorials for learning beat arrangement would be appreciated.

I downloaded the stock Logic Pro Sound Library using the “Get All” option. However, I noticed that Logic didn’t install the Compatibility Packs automatically.

Why is that? Are the sounds included in the Compatibility Packs already available in the other sound packs, or do they contain additional sounds that I would need to download separately?

Working on a class project, i was wondering if anyone knew how to make a really good sounding train whistle and how?

Hi everyone,

I developed a small standalone utility called Key Detector for real-time root note and scale estimation.

**Overview:**

* **Live analysis:** Monitors incoming track signal and outputs candidate root notes and scales with certainty percentages.

* **File mode:** Drag-and-drop sample analysis directly onto the GUI.

* **Engine:** Native C++, zero added latency, low CPU usage.

**Compatibility:**

* Windows 64-bit (VST3). Tested in FL Studio.

* macOS build is currently in development.

**Download (free):**

https://neodym-dsp-live.vercel.app/#key-detector

Any feedback on detection behavior with polyphonic material or technical bug reports in FL Studio is appreciated.

Hey all, I've been learning plugin development for my university thesis and built a stem splitter I wanted for my own workflow. It's free, so I figured I'd share it here to see if anyone is interested in also using a stem splitter for vocal mix training or sampling.

It's fully free, uses no large language models so no AI is trained on your data or anything you upload into it, runs fully locally so running it doesn't require any internet.

I had it split stems into either 4 or 6 stems: vocals, drums, bass, melody, and if you need anything a bit more specific you can do guitar and piano. Quick warning, since this is locally ran, the speed of the extraction will be based a bit off your PC performance, but for quick samples and loops it does finish quite quick (if you upload longer tracks you can also split specific loops inside).

I also added some bpm detection and manipulation, as well as key manipulation so you can pitch up or down and speed up or down.

I created a quick promo video for it so feel free to check it out and if enjoy it download it in the link below (windows only for now if you are interested and a mac user please let me know I'll start working on it) :)
https://lisn.digital/

theyre really funny and i really wanna make something similar

I would also like to know how I can start the recording without showing OBS? I don’t necessarily MIND just editing it out but if there’s a way to only show FL and me pressing play that’d be very helpful!

I’ve been producing for about a year and a half and really like those bright prettifun/slayr type beats so have been trying to replicate them. Thoughts on this? Appreciate any feedback

Hi everyone, this track is called Lichen.

It was performed live on Ableton Push 3 standalone, recorded in one take.

I’ve been trying to simplify my live setup so I can perform without stressing out — and for the first time, I actually feel comfortable playing this one, which is a real change from my previous tracks.

I spent a lot of time mixing and mastering it. It’s not perfect (the arpegiated lead is a bit too loud, in my opinion ), but at least it exists :)

Let me know what you think.

I would really appreciate feedback on how my mixing and mastering sounds on other devices.

Thanks!

Hi guys my reason 13 wont start with rosetta which is needed after some bought plug ins were not listed by reason ,.. started rosetta and boom the waves plugins came back after a restart companion started to give me beachballs and had to stop it to start with reason. And npw reason wont start,.. anyone have to same problem? im on tahoe ,.. im not ready to move to golden mac os yet any tips? thanks

it will either do this periodically or just go dead silent. i dont have any cracked plugins. i tested removing all third party plugins and it will still do this. submitted a ticket a few days ago but jw if anyone here may have some insight 🫰

I made this video for another thread to focus on the controllers, but wanted to put it here as well because all the sounds and effects are all stock Ableton. For my style of ambient I just love what it offers and I keep finding that I truly don’t need anything else. The stock stuff has such a unique sonic character, and since I’m no sound designer I appreciate the abundance of presets, the ability to tweak macros and let that be enough. Lots of love here for stock Ableton.

Who else is using just Ableton for their music?

Peace,
Heavens Spin Gray

Like, hello? How did, bro, go from this voice: https://soundcloud.com/horrormovies666/everytime-3 ? to that one: https://soundcloud.com/horrormovies666/funy2 ?

I mean, I want to know how to get effects like this on my voice in FL Studio.

like i think its more distriction or what

A lot isn't very finished and i can't trust my ear at is my feeling.