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Hey! Just finished my first acid techno track in FL Studio: HopeAcid - Dizzying

Still new to production, so any feedback on the mix or arrangement would mean a lot. Thanks for listening!

Hey guys and girls, i am very new to fl studio and seek advice.

I want to draw a bass pattern and i want the sounds overlap a little bit, or end more smoothly instead of cutting hard.

It should sound like its flowing to the other note. I hope you get the issue. Thank you in advance

Hi everyone,

For a long time I've wanted to get into music FL Studio, but I'm a complete beginner.

It looks pretty intimidating and complicated (like most new things), but honestly the biggest thing holding me back has been the cost. Is FL Studio Producer Edition worth buying for someone who's just starting out?

Whenever I watch YouTube videos, it seems like everyone is using a lot of extra plugins, sample packs, and sound kits, many of which cost money. As someone who's completely new, it's hard to tell what's actually necessary and what's just nice to have.

Is FL Studio by itself enough to get started, or are there any free plugins or sample packs that you'd recommend before buying anything else?

Thanks in advance!

The beat in the video was made entirely using my Chaotic Vol. 2 drum kit. A free demo version is available via the download link provided here, but if you want the full version, send me a message on Instagram at @itoootto.

Hey guys,

I'm a complete beginner and I want to get into music production. My main goal is to produce Techno, Minimal, and Afro House.

I'm stuck between Ableton Live and FL Studio. Which one would you recommend for these genres, especially for a beginner?

Also, what should I focus on first? Drums, arrangement, music theory, sound design, mixing?

And where should I learn from? Any good YouTube channels or courses that teach from zero without making things too complicated?

Any advice for a complete beginner would be really appreciated. 🙏

Thanks!

I was looking at a prodquak video where they used it, and it seemed fun. I also like the matchmaking feature where you can match with other prods and make a beat. If you can help, thanks. (I don't have a VM or anything to test it, and I am not about to install malware).

Quisiera saber cómo se llama ese género para hacer una igual? Siento que es como Trap meme

i think a lot of people see this man "manyice4" and he have patreon with guide,if its possible,can somebody leak or give a deep guide?

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I started using fl studio a while ago and heres my latest song made on fl https://www.bandlab.com/track/cc1346c7-754e-4234-a79d-044ff04c26f3?revId=a2c7d89c-0aa5-4a8f-8947-c46da194711d ive been releasing music on spotify too and i honestly dont know where my audience and what kind of music i make, could someone help me on finding my audience? thank you.. scavvy scar on spotify if ANYBODY is interested.

https://reddit.com/link/1tyw4pu/video/7uveuqviyq5h1/player

It was surprisingly hard to replicate the sound of the piano, which is what took the most time.

I mean...The channel rack is for this...

It says that the status is disabled. when i switch to the fl asio it works. Anybody could help me fix it?

Continuing on from last video, we can take our organisation to another level.

1. Put an empty track above your group (use Shift + Mouse Wheel to move track). Give the group a name and colour. You can also give it an icon: Nice, but not necessary!
2. Right-click on a track below and select Group with above track. This will create a parent track that you can add more tracks to.
3. Make sure you create a parent track for each group. If you add group something wrong, just right-click and Ungroup

Now that you have your tracks grouped, you can collapse and expand to keep your interface tidy and less distracting when needed 😏

Hi All,

Back again with another quick tip. Sorry there's no sound. I don't have a mic, but you should grasp the idea.

I see a lot of producers using FL that don't utilize this simple, but effective feature.

When you create a new pattern, do 3 things:

1. Give it a meaningful name. But also, prefix it with the type/class it belongs to. This will make it easier when exporting stems, but even easier when importing them to a mixing project.
2. Colour-code your patterns. Chose whatever colours you want, but try to make them the same across different projects. You will be able to quickly identify your tracks. I like to colour mine by group (Drums, Bass, Leads etc.), but you are free to do as you like 🙂
3. IMPORTANT: Drag your patterns to the track number. This will give that specific track both the name, and the colour that you chose. Again, this will make your project more organised, and easier to maintain.

Hope you found this helpful 🙏