Here's a tip from me: When you open your project, FL opens up all your plugins that were used in that project. If you dont want to bother closing them all one by one, simply press F12 and it will close all the open tabs and then you can open your playlist and mixer back. This saves a lot of time and sometimes hardware too
@@darksentinel082 dude you just gave me mad flashbacks to the free version days... I once spent 6 months on a track without closing it just for my PC to crash. Then when I finally purchased FL I realised it didn't matter cause not all the plugins usable in the trial come with the ~$600 version of FL (crazy right?) so all those patterns and fx disappeared as soon as I excitedly re-opened my long lost project. Morale of the story; life is pain.
Tip 1: Window Hot Keys 2:07 Tip 2: Make Unique 2:44 Tip 3: Routing Mixer Channels 3:37 Tip 4: Moving Channels Around the Mixer 4:07 Tip 5: Changing a Tempo of a Sample 4:28 Tip 6: Notch/Peak EQ 5:08 Tip 7: Order of FX 5:47 Tip 8: CTRL + B 6:43 Tip 9: Channel Rack Organization 7:06 Tip 10: Have Fun and Girth it up! Also turn off Limiter on Master 7:45
RaDiation YT remove the limiter and add it back when you are done with the track (for mastering) Also, another tip, make sure that in the mixer, your volume never gets so loud it fills up that red part cuz that’s gonna make it sound like ass
2:58 What if I select your entire song.... **then press make unique...** Then I have just made a unique song? Sweet that's music production in the bag.
A few tips that you mentioned (and might not know) is - Hold shift when using the blade tool to make it perfectly vertical instead of a bunch of cuts all over the place - hold shift and scroll while hovering over tracks to move them instead of constantly right clicking and selecting move - hold shift while moving an automation point to stop it from moving up and down, same with ctrl and horizontal - when right clicking you can use hotkeys like C to copy, to save time instead of having to click it every time - You can select multiple mixer tracks by pressing shift + ctrl
Another tip: Want to copy an effect to another mixer track but not go through loading it up again and making the same changes again? Click the down arrow on it, go to "Save preset as..." CLICK AND HOLD Now drag to a new mixer track and let go. Boom. Copy of the effect should load in.
Ok I feel so dumb now. I always used the make unique as a sample feature and complained I had to pick a place to save it everytime without slowing down for a moment and spotting the "Make unique" option in literally the same menu. This is why you should watch every kind of videos you can find even if they are the basic ones lol Thanks Nate 😂
As an advanced user, these were definitely a great reminder to some of the core functions within FL. I ended up sticking around and joined the Dicsord, SUPER cool community. Big ups!
Bonus tip for the bonus tip: When opening a new project go to "new from template > change default template" and in the bottom right in the window at "default template" set it to "minimal > basic" and never deal with this limiter in the first place!
I also wanna add something to this, you could create your own template with volume automations and add something to the master by cloning some default template windows folder, renaming it and then paste your own template in the folder
You might know this already! But at 4:12 there is an alternate way of doing this that's faster (in my opinion). You can simply highlight the mixer track and hold the shift key while using the scroll wheel on your mouse to move mixer tracks around. Saves me a lot of time
3:45 Or use patcher to put infinite FX's, you can alsoopen patchers on the patcher 6:47 You don't need to ctrl +c, you just need to select and ctrl + b
Holding down shift and using the mousewheel while hovering over an effect in the effect chain will allow you to change the order of effects without creating a whole new instance of the effect. This also works in the mixer and playlist.
Your channel is super sick, has been since day 1. And I feel wicked educated after watching your vids. When you turned a burp into sweet sweet music for a sad sad world.. mind blown
this video was very helpful for me since I started making beat a couple of months ago even though I know some of this stuff already others I did not know thanks for the help my guy
i love you bro the 2nd tip was exactly what i was looking for and i heard you like "oh no it altered that one too" and i was like bro im having that issue????!!!! and i almost started crying cause i knew you were about to save me
Quick tip... If you do Ctrl + L it will put the sample in that in the mixer channel without you having to click the channel and route it. I hope that helps everybody Happy Producing
Oh my god the make unique tip saved my life, ive been producing for like 3 years but haven't improved much and am still very much a beginner this really helped me
You should do a tutorial about what you put on your master. I feel like everyone on FL on UA-cam is just dumb and you’re the only one I trust about mastering tracks.
I thought I knew FL pretty well but professor totally opened up a whole new world of efficiency for me. No wonder he was top in his class every single year. Thanks teach
In the browser view, open the sample in Edison and then detect pitch regions, then set the root note of the sample to what ever it's pitch is. Perfect pitch sampling.
For fruity love philter (possibly wave shaper too) disable oversampling in the plug-in if you have issues with phasing when turning the main plug-in knob
suppose you have two reverb automations on two different leads and you want them to be the same, just automate the first one according to your taste, double click on it, on the right hand side of the the box, there will be a settings icon, click on that & select copy state, now on the second automation clip, double click and go to the same settings icon and click on paste state! hope this helps =))
Additional channel rack organization tip: If you select some sounds and press alt + g you can create a new tab/folder in the channel rack with a custom name.
Quite helpful video, make some more of these pls, for example like how to record sounds and mix them into fl studio, or like when to use reverbe or stuff like that so you dont ruin the work you did :D
Another tip : If you want to consolidate an audio or a synth or whatever just select the bit you want and press Alt+CTRL+C it will render it as a wav this one changed my life
3:35. If u put patcher in the mixer, then u can choose to get paralell connection from the main sound, and if u want to get the series connection, then u can do that too. (And it can be so easy to overwatch it) And patcher got a little secret, it only route up bye once the fruity distortion. So u can do 1000X times and still get like a little distortion. But if u do as like always put and put, then it get the distortion as many times as u put it.
Tip from ya boy Danny Demando: Having your samples automatically routed based on the track it's in. In FL 20, if you right click on a track, go to "Track Mode", and then go to "Audio Track", it will automatically route the samples to the insert that it's assigned to. For example, if I have Track 1 routed to Insert 1 and drop a clap sample onto the timeline, that clap will automatically be routed to Insert 1. If you want to route that clap to a different insert, just drag it to a different track and it'll switch to that one instead (assuming it's routed). This is really useful if you make your own template and just drag samples into your song without having to route them manually or interrupt your workflow. Bonus tip: if you rename, color, etc. to a routed track, it'll automatically apply it to the same insert it's routed to. Makes organizing just a tad faster.
yo bro
for ctrl + b you don't need to ctrl + c
you just gotta select it
and to this day i'm still learning shit
@@EliminateHQ Now remake the video with this update.
lmfao i literally was about to comment the same thing hahaha
@@EliminateHQ now you got 10 tips
@@EliminateHQ you can hold 'shift', click LMB and drag your sample on another line
Finally I can start making music like virtual riots best friend
Hecc yas
oh hell yea
Your comment just made my day😂
Yo
@Wavpon3 virtual riots
Here's a tip from me: When you open your project, FL opens up all your plugins that were used in that project. If you dont want to bother closing them all one by one, simply press F12 and it will close all the open tabs and then you can open your playlist and mixer back. This saves a lot of time and sometimes hardware too
Yeah i always just click on the playlist.
lmao imagine opening project files hahahaha
(this post was made by broke ass garbage people gang)
Yeah, and if you do it just before saving the project, everything will be closed when you reopen it
@@darksentinel082 dude you just gave me mad flashbacks to the free version days...
I once spent 6 months on a track without closing it just for my PC to crash. Then when I finally purchased FL I realised it didn't matter cause not all the plugins usable in the trial come with the ~$600 version of FL (crazy right?) so all those patterns and fx disappeared as soon as I excitedly re-opened my long lost project.
Morale of the story; life is pain.
@@Juan_DeLanoche no that's not true
5:39 that eq curve had me crying 🤣
1:15 damn, that's one BASSY bottle you got there
he should make music outta that
For those who want to skip the intro: the tips start from 8:42
damn those tips were so great that I might even become the next eliminate.
8:49
@@SpeccXD who's eliminate i've never heard of him before
@@Rannument I think he was a famous piano player in the 15th century. Learned that in hestory 15 DAYS AGOO.
Tip 1: Window Hot Keys 2:07
Tip 2: Make Unique 2:44
Tip 3: Routing Mixer Channels 3:37
Tip 4: Moving Channels Around the Mixer 4:07
Tip 5: Changing a Tempo of a Sample 4:28
Tip 6: Notch/Peak EQ 5:08
Tip 7: Order of FX 5:47
Tip 8: CTRL + B 6:43
Tip 9: Channel Rack Organization 7:06
Tip 10: Have Fun and Girth it up! Also turn off Limiter on Master 7:45
like a nerd
Wait should I actually remove the limiter, bandlez said if you are lazy just slap a limiter on there
@@yashadityasehgal2305 watch the video from Dylan Tallchief about the default FL Studio limiter, it's not that great :)
RaDiation YT remove the limiter and add it back when you are done with the track (for mastering) Also, another tip, make sure that in the mixer, your volume never gets so loud it fills up that red part cuz that’s gonna make it sound like ass
I was gonna do the same thing just for my own reference but now I don't have to lol thanks
2:58
What if I select your entire song.... **then press make unique...**
Then I have just made a unique song? Sweet that's music production in the bag.
5555
Thats illegal
hold up
A few tips that you mentioned (and might not know) is
- Hold shift when using the blade tool to make it perfectly vertical instead of a bunch of cuts all over the place
- hold shift and scroll while hovering over tracks to move them instead of constantly right clicking and selecting move
- hold shift while moving an automation point to stop it from moving up and down, same with ctrl and horizontal
- when right clicking you can use hotkeys like C to copy, to save time instead of having to click it every time
- You can select multiple mixer tracks by pressing shift + ctrl
That automation tip with shift is a lifesaver🙏 I swear often enough I just sit there for 7 minutes straight to get that little shit in the right place
Thank you so much for the second tip... appearantly this also works with channels in the rack and the patterns window left to the playlist.
Virtual riot: master of OTT, uses at least 3 on each part of his tracks
Eliminate: _'laughs in 20 OTT'_
"AMATEUR!"
me: mom can we have virtual riot
mom: we have virtual riot at home
*virtual riot at home*:
Well virtual riot at home is pretty good
Another tip: Want to copy an effect to another mixer track but not go through loading it up again and making the same changes again? Click the down arrow on it, go to "Save preset as..." CLICK AND HOLD
Now drag to a new mixer track and let go. Boom. Copy of the effect should load in.
holy shit that's amazing, thank you for sharing
Ok I feel so dumb now. I always used the make unique as a sample feature and complained I had to pick a place to save it everytime without slowing down for a moment and spotting the "Make unique" option in literally the same menu. This is why you should watch every kind of videos you can find even if they are the basic ones lol
Thanks Nate 😂
I thought he cut the saving part from the video
timestamps if you want to skip the intro:
0:00
WATCH THE INTRO
Nice mustache it's so beautiful 😭😭
As an advanced user, these were definitely a great reminder to some of the core functions within FL. I ended up sticking around and joined the Dicsord, SUPER cool community. Big ups!
Hold shift + scroll while hovering over a mixer channel allows you to move it (as oppose to alt + arrow keys)
Its really nice when a HUGE UA-cam icon such as Eliminate gives back to the community like this. Bless
Bonus tip for the bonus tip: When opening a new project go to "new from template > change default template" and in the bottom right in the window at "default template" set it to "minimal > basic" and never deal with this limiter in the first place!
I also wanna add something to this, you could create your own template with volume automations and add something to the master by cloning some default template windows folder, renaming it and then paste your own template in the folder
@@DaveAcosta This. I have been using my own custom templates for a very long time and I can confirm it improves your workflow a lot!
I can proudly say that I've watched each & every video on this channel & need more vids from Nate😠
Currently on a binge and since he hasn't uploaded in months I'm half way through finishing everything!
You might know this already! But at 4:12 there is an alternate way of doing this that's faster (in my opinion). You can simply highlight the mixer track and hold the shift key while using the scroll wheel on your mouse to move mixer tracks around. Saves me a lot of time
Thank you so much for making these videos!! You have helped my production grow so much just over the last few months!!
honestly that last bonus tip was what i needed to hear. loved the vid as always
Ur awesome eliminate, ur my favorite producer! Love ur sounds, found u from disciple a few months back.
Learning these useful tips while taking a dump is very soothing!
3:45 Or use patcher to put infinite FX's, you can alsoopen patchers on the patcher
6:47 You don't need to ctrl +c, you just need to select and ctrl + b
Too complicated
@@MegaGriebel but its an awesome techinque because you can chnge the levels of every signals in patcher
Holding down shift and using the mousewheel while hovering over an effect in the effect chain will allow you to change the order of effects without creating a whole new instance of the effect. This also works in the mixer and playlist.
1:33 doesn't even have My track was played by Skrillex, basically irrelevant producer
He is virtual riot's best friend
That's all he needs to have
Now he's Shaq's best friend
oh god a geometry dash player
Woah which track was it
This is some of the most useful tips I've ever received for FL. Thank you. Also congrats of 420 twitch subs.
Dude this video really helped me today, thank u, I never seen make a unique option. Thank u so much
Shaq's best friend gives yoink tips
Been using FL Studio for 10 years and still learned something new. Thank you!
Your channel is super sick, has been since day 1. And I feel wicked educated after watching your vids. When you turned a burp into sweet sweet music for a sad sad world.. mind blown
this video was very helpful for me since I started making beat a couple of months ago even though I know some of this stuff already others I did not know thanks for the help my guy
Brooo that routing tip is actually dope for sidechaining
Love your content never stop producing 🔥🔥
i love you bro the 2nd tip was exactly what i was looking for and i heard you like "oh no it altered that one too" and i was like bro im having that issue????!!!! and i almost started crying cause i knew you were about to save me
Love the creativity in your videos ❤🙌 And also the comedy you put in your videos is hilarious 🤣💯🙌🔥 This video is so helpful, thank you so much 😇❤🙏
Thanks Nate, I’d love to see more videos like this
Quick tip... If you do Ctrl + L it will put the sample in that in the mixer channel without you having to click the channel and route it.
I hope that helps everybody
Happy Producing
Missing them vids, keep it going bro:D!
lmaooo yooo then ending i was soo inspired lmaoo i love u man thanks for the tips u helped so much. W guy #Here4Life
Thx Professor Nate for these useful tips 🙏🏾
Oh my god the make unique tip saved my life, ive been producing for like 3 years but haven't improved much and am still very much a beginner this really helped me
You just helped me more than hours of tutorials please put more of these up and in a playlist 🙏
7:00 just changed my life wowza. Nice vid, glad to see a fellow selftauggt brute forcer
Love that video of you making a dubstep from your cat's meow ❤️ so dope 👌
I love so much that this is not even remotely a tutorial, or any form of sell out for that. So funny, I couldn't stop smiling.
Love you bro 🙏♥️. You're doing a greatjob.
Thanks Nate, as a really young person trying to make music is something ive been strugling
You should do a tutorial about what you put on your master. I feel like everyone on FL on UA-cam is just dumb and you’re the only one I trust about mastering tracks.
Watched the whole thing. I don't even use FL. Loved it.
That bonus 10th tip was straight doctor steve brule
Nate you are a gem in the culture of dance music 🤣 love the stache
That make unique option has changed my life. THANK YOU!
You could make a video on layering, specifically mustache layering.
You literally couldn't have posted this at a better time, I just got FL;
_thank you oml_
shift+scroll wheel will move clips in the playlist, as well as mixer tracks. holding alt lets you drag things off grid
I actually got some really usefull info here, thanks bro.
I thought I knew FL pretty well but professor totally opened up a whole new world of efficiency for me. No wonder he was top in his class every single year. Thanks teach
I'm thinking of switching from logic to FL, so these will be things I'll definitely need to know. Thanks!
Creating your startup template. This is very useful.
You are the best out there 🔥🔥🔥💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
this is actually helpful. and I used Studio One and barely using Ableton
from a toilet type beat to a tutorial simulator, definitely the best channel ever
Very helpful thank you 🙏
funny to watch, good job 👍🏾
dude holy smokes this is so useful, thanks!
you can select just the sample itself for ctrl+b OR select the time at the top of thw playlist, and it'll always append to the end of the selection
omg thank you! these tips saved my sanity fr 😅 Could you maybe do another one of these vids please? 🥺
In the browser view, open the sample in Edison and then detect pitch regions, then set the root note of the sample to what ever it's pitch is. Perfect pitch sampling.
I didn't knew that,, order of effects stuff... Thanks man!
For fruity love philter (possibly wave shaper too) disable oversampling in the plug-in if you have issues with phasing when turning the main plug-in knob
love this channel
This outro is beautiful
suppose you have two reverb automations on two different leads and you want them to be the same, just automate the first one according to your taste, double click on it, on the right hand side of the the box, there will be a settings icon, click on that & select copy state, now on the second automation clip, double click and go to the same settings icon and click on paste state! hope this helps =))
Man, the effects that go first blew my mind. I hate every work I did past this moment.
Additional channel rack organization tip:
If you select some sounds and press alt + g you can create a new tab/folder in the channel rack with a custom name.
Quite helpful video, make some more of these pls, for example like how to record sounds and mix them into fl studio, or like when to use reverbe or stuff like that so you dont ruin the work you did :D
Hell yeah now i can add even more ott.
Thank you professor Eliminate.
God bless u.
Another tip : If you want to consolidate an audio or a synth or whatever just select the bit you want and press Alt+CTRL+C it will render it as a wav this one changed my life
You can hold shift & use the scroll on your mouse to move mixer channels. You just need to place your cursor on top of the channel you want :)
I am excited to watch this video
Your new outro is in the fanpage disc🙌🏻 you rock nate
Thank you my dude
I'm loving this dude and I haven't heard any of his songs yet
Please make intermediate and advanced and master and girth-Master leverls
this is what i like to see, more educational content from virtual riot's best friends :)
haha, that intro speaks my thaughts. love it
Very helpful
Please make more👌👌💯🔥
Please upload more my dude, love your videos :)
Dude!!! The "make unique"!!! YESSS!!!
Your intro is Nice. Because you pointes other youtubers out. Imma watch it all. Cos you’re normal
This video helped me a lot
3:35. If u put patcher in the mixer, then u can choose to get paralell connection from the main sound, and if u want to get the series connection, then u can do that too. (And it can be so easy to overwatch it) And patcher got a little secret, it only route up bye once the fruity distortion. So u can do 1000X times and still get like a little distortion. But if u do as like always put and put, then it get the distortion as many times as u put it.
that ctrl + b is a lifesaver tysm
dope setup !!😎
Tip from ya boy Danny Demando: Having your samples automatically routed based on the track it's in. In FL 20, if you right click on a track, go to "Track Mode", and then go to "Audio Track", it will automatically route the samples to the insert that it's assigned to. For example, if I have Track 1 routed to Insert 1 and drop a clap sample onto the timeline, that clap will automatically be routed to Insert 1. If you want to route that clap to a different insert, just drag it to a different track and it'll switch to that one instead (assuming it's routed). This is really useful if you make your own template and just drag samples into your song without having to route them manually or interrupt your workflow.
Bonus tip: if you rename, color, etc. to a routed track, it'll automatically apply it to the same insert it's routed to. Makes organizing just a tad faster.
Look, I know it has been six months since you wrote this comment but this is h u g e. Thank you so much!
imma use these tips to make my first dubstep song ^^
I’m an ableton user. Just love this channel.
Watching again cause I I just bought gl studios. Thanks Nate
obrigado pelas dicas