FL Studio has a very unique way of working with audio. It began as a pattern/sample editor but with its advancements, there are now numerous ways of working with audio in FL. They are quite different if you have come from other audio software. So let’s take a look at some essential quick ways of working with audio in FL Studio. Tip 1 – Using Audio in the Pattern EditorYou can add an audio clip to the pattern editor and then inside this audio clip you can add an audio sample. To do this, go to Channel Add One Audio Clip. But there’s some real handy audio editing effects under the Run tool.
Navigate to FX and try out some of these effects on your audio. I really like the Destuctoid effect, to add saturation and bitcrushing to my audio.ConclusionThat’s some handy audio editing techniques that you can use with your audio in FL Studio. So FL Studio does work slightly differently with audio compared to other audio software, but it does have a lot of flexibility and alternatives to the way that audio is handled.
Try these techniques out in your next production.For further FL Studio tips and techniques check out the following tutorials.
Im in a bit of trouble. A couple hours ago my speakers stopped producing sound. I've tried a couple things to fix the issue.-Tested different speakers to see if it was a speaker issue, but it wasn't-Uninstalled and reinstalled 'High Definition Audio Device' drivers in device manager. Restarted PC. Didn't work.-Tried automatically detecting drivers with 'Add Hardware' wizard.
No Sound In Fl Studio 12
Legally bought and installed Omnisphere and it installed fine but there is no sound from the plugin. You can see the vocals jump when audio is being pl.
Didn't work.-Disabled, enabled speaker in playback devices, didn't work.-Did a system restore to a point before the issue began, that didn't work.Speakers were working fine before I installed FL Studio 10 with a driver component to it called the ASIO4ALL driver. Supposed to make everything sound better. Not only did I get no sound in FL Studio 10, but when I exited the program after booting up the ASIO4ALL driver control panel - my sound no longer works.Like I mentioned the hardware is all fine but this is some sort of deep seat driver issue. Also many or not be related but my Symantec Endpoint protection is malfunctioning, so I'm reinstalling that. But I doubt this is the work of a virus (its probably because I edited my registry earlier to fix a separate issue, and the sound worked after I did that).
Anyways I need help.Also just updating this: I did some research and the driver I downloaded has done something to my sound card, or modified it. Is there a way to default my sound card in the BIOs? Click to expand.Okay let me try to go ahead and do this. I will install drivers for the 'sound card' not the 'High definition audio' device.I just did a clean install of Windows Vista (yes I had to go that far). And theres still no sound so I am a bit suspicious.Its still updating service packs etc.
(Had to do it because it turns out it got to a point where my registry was so messed up that it wouldn't even start. I guess I was just treating my PC badly. One problem down at least.)I'll post back if it works.EDIT: Okay its not working.
Autodetecting the driver doesn't work either. I've tried to locate the driver online and I don't think I can find it.Its all a moot point anyway because I was looking into the guts of my PC and found that I don't have anything in my PCI slots, so I was adding nonexistant hardware. (Hence the code 10 and the reason the device wouldn't start) Basically, I just need drivers for the speakers.
Which appear to be installed. But my sound isnt working.What the heck is going on?EDIT:Holy sh-t problem solved. If I just pull the speaker jack just a little outside of the port, than I get sound. If I push it in all the way it gives no juice.
I don't know why this is the case but at least I know its a faulty hardware issue. I need new speakers, new ports, or even a new damn computer.