samedi 9 juin 2012

FL Studio one of the world's most popular music

FL Studio is one of the world's most popular and exciting music production systems. Everything you need in one package to compose, arrange, record, edit, mix and master professional quality music. What can FL Studio do? Audio editing and manipulation including pitch correction, pitch shifting, harmonization, time-stretching, beat-detection & slicing, audio warping and standard audio manipulation (cut/paste etc). Automate most interface and all plugin parameters by recording, drawing, and using spline-based automation curves or automation generators with formula-based control of links. Be hosted in other DAWs as a VST or connected through ReWire. Live music performance including video effect visualization. Mix and remix audio,...



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You only buy FL Studio once then all future program updates are FREE for LIFE!

This means that you're guaranteed to receive FL Studio 11 and all other future versions absolutely free.

Even the demo rocks!


While we could try to describe the thousands of features in FL Studio and what it can do, the best way is to download the demo and experience it for yourself. The demo includes all of the program's features and most plugins (instruments & effects) fully working and ready for testing on your PC.


Save projects from the demo and reopen* them after you purchase FL Studio and any additional-purchase plugins the project uses.


Render project audio to WAV, MIDI, MP3 & OGG so you can produce gigabytes of songs, loops & beats with it, free.


The demo is the official installer and is unlocked to the level you purchase by installing a tiny 50kb FLRegkey.Reg file. It takes only seconds to download from your online account.


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lundi 4 juin 2012

Using Note Colors in The Piano Roll

In most of FLStudio's advertising we see multiple note colors being used in the Piano Roll, and while it does look good, the uses for multiple note colors extend far beyond the visual. This tutorial will talk about some of the practical ways to use different note colors and some of the major workflow advantages that come from it. Let's begin with a piano melody, I recorded it in FLStudio with my midi keyboard. InsertPlayer(" "); Next, I am going to make a copy of the melody and have it play one octave higher, in addition to the melody already in place. This isn't the sort of thing you'd normally do with a piano part, but more likely with an ensemble of strings or brass. In order to keep track of the higher...

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