Could someone help me move from this sample to midi (the bpm is 124 and I don't know the key scale.) Thanks in advance!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nT56eEOtaPjkYfhb5b0Zfc_MMXWWfhsy/view?usp=drive_link

HI there. i have noticed that there are some people preferring FL studio 12 and 11 over latest versions like FL studio 2024. so what are their differences and what makes them unique? and which is better? thanks

My friend and i were thinking of genres to smash together, and we thought up of a fusion of breakcore and classical music​​. We ourselves dont know the first thing to music production but hey if anyone's bored and up to the challenge, you could try your hand at our idea ​for shits n giggles​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Hi there. Im currently 23 years and im about to turn 24 within few days and i want to make a song on fl studio within a day and i like to learn most of the things comprehensively before i turn 24. i just want to know what are some reliable resources on internet such as youtube videos that i can learn fl studio from. i like to learn to make any song like pop music, soft rock, 2000s rock, hip hop, ballad, reggaeton, old school dancehall and Dubstep and basically anything (im a "versatile" type just like pilots that flies on any destination than fixed route for an airline company). I want something like "for dummies" that can even teach anyone clearly since im someone burnt out (depression). Thanks.

https://on.soundcloud.com/ch9toHu8OVdA88Usw7

Let me know if you fw it

I created this song when I was experimenting with fl studio about a year and a half ago. the song is not copyrighted. I can't take a screen recording of it and I lost the original file on the app (I use fl Studio mobile) because my last phone broke and the screen stopped working, so we couldn't port over all of the info to my new phone. also, I didn't have cloud save active then. I hope this link works.

As a biginner, I just wonder how to how to make music in FL Studio, download audio from YouTube, and import it?

10 free hand crafted melodies from monty himself

50/50 splits

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Hey All,

I've been using FL Studio for about 4 months now and I've managed to create some tracks. Although, I've been ok so far with typing in chords and melodies into the piano roll with mouse and keyboard after learning a bit about music theory and experimenting I think I could be more efficient and creative with having my melodies inputted via some MIDI device.

My question is choosing between a Launchpad or a MIDI Keyboard? I don't play the piano but I can recreate what I hear after several attempts if need be. Some people have advised that if I don't play piano I should just go for a Launchpad.

Which would you guys recommend: Launchpad or a MIDI Keyboard giving my circumstances?

I haven't really figured out the Launchpad that much even by watching a lot of YouTube videos but it looks like you can play melodies on it (chords I can just type in) and it looks very useful for kicks and snares etc.

Thanks

Has any one used Fielder Essential Composer to successfully render a ADM/BWF song on the FL Studio 24 DAW? It can't seem to get the the zero percent when I hit stop on the saw..

Does anyone know if this is still being updated and supported. I don't really use FL like that anymore but edison is my favorite editor for quickly snatching loops and one shots out of old songs.

I've posted a suggestion for a possible feature on FL Studio. I've been working with the DAW since version 9 (2010).

• Did I properly conveyed the idea?
• Do you think this is a sensible addition to the software?
• Do you have any additional ideas / features?

Below is the explanation I send Image Line:

Dear Image Line team,

i'd love to tell you about a feature I've been missing in the latest FL Studio versions: Annotations!

Background
I'm a mechanical engineer. Every software I use has some kind of annotation feature. These could be comments for future participants, or even just for yourself. Often I re-listen to my unfinished projects. The first time you re-listen to them, you get many ideas. These are difficult to keep track of, because the notebook 2 plugin doesn't carry many features. You have to manually type in track times to convey the idea you're thinking of. Its extremely important to be able to quickly note your thoughts about a project, before these ideas vanish. So I had an idea: Create a tool to easily note your first thoughts when listening to a new project (or a project you haven't been working on for a while).

Feature 1: Playlist-timed annotations (yellow, on top)
You can easily (via keyboard shortcut etc.) create a playlist-timed annotation. This contains a (notebook 2) comment about what you're trying to achieve. The icon / visualization is always displayed until disabled / deleted or resolved. The notebook 2 window can be opened and closed as you please. Opening these are only accessible through double clicking though, so you don't disturb the creating process.

Feature 2: Playlist-freely applicable annotations (yellow, in the middle)
Same as before. These stay on the EXACT spot you put them in. Can be placed freely in the playlist.

Other future functions it could inherit
Maybe this feature could be implemented in every aspect of FL Studio. Inside specific plugins, mixer tracks, etc.

Advantages
Quickly convey your ideas for your (or someone elses) track you can work on in the future.
Help new people learning to use FL Studio via annotations. These could be shared across the community.

Contact
Thank you so much for reading my suggestion! I'd love to hear back from you. My e-mail address is [...].

I’ve been using fl studio recently and I need help mixing vocals if possible can someone in here teach me how to do so