7 Producer HACKS in 5 MINUTES (FL Studio 12)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Just some really helpful techniques I use a lot.
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00:05 1. Reverse vocal reverb effect
00:55 2. Changing formant with Newtone
01:30 3. Perfectly mixing Kick and Sub
02:38 4. Offsetting Clap from Kick
03:06 5. Blurring audio
03:45 6. Making a reverb clap sample
04:18 7. Perfect wavy synth
I just learned so much in 5 minutes, insane 🔥
Same and I been using FL for 3+ years now
I was looking for that LFO trick for so long....thank you man!!!...love from india
me too that is exactly what i was looking for since i heard the madison mars remix of creatures of the night :o
Sameeeeeeeeeeeee
I was about to write a comment like this haha, I kinda just learned it inside Sylenth but this is awesome aswell!
KimKewl. In sylneth???
yea the LFO wave thing like shown in the video u can do it in sylenth too
Learned more in that 5 mins than any 45 mins tutorials. Great job my friend, you have a new subscriber 😎
Thank you!
Normally these vids are all the same but this wasnt, learned some refreshing new stuff, which I will try out soon :D
2:30 when you do the automation of the volume,remember also to do a reeeeally tiny automation at the end of the automation to 0 or just the % that you are working on,to avoid the cliping or the sound that sounds at the beggingin from each sidechained sound.
Yeah it clicks when the volume is to be cut instantly because the sub (extremely low freq.) is almost always gonna end on an incomplete wave
Thanks for sharing those tips. Hope u make a part 2 of it. Cz u actually know a lot of things
hey Phiona its keyzia haha wazzaaaaaa
lol hey, someone is learning production
yep! his tutorials are great :D
No need to be humble. Great sound adjustments. it takes a real musical mind to come up with such ideas for starters! thank for this and i'll practice on the LFO crushing sound. great one!
That's synth effect was something big have not yet to see yet thank you for your tips. Hats off to ya for the gems...
One of the best simplest tutorials to understand with max results that I have seen in long time, definitely Subscribed!
Good stuff! Learnt alot from this
It's been 3 years and I still don't know these tricks. Thanks and already subscribed 😀
Love your content Asher, keep them coming! 🙏🏼
I first started on Reason 4, moved on ableton, moved on Studio one, cubase, moved on Bitiwg (Mostly for the modulation system, LFO/STEP ladder on any custom parameter) and now i moved on FL, i tried it before but i didn't knew about the POWERR it had (Patcher, Peak controler) this video helping me get hang of fl studio thanks! Each day im falling in love with FL Studio,
The love filter method for sidechaining could also be applied to fruity balance, that's what I usually do to sidechain
you ever try using FLs default compression limiter sidechaining for more precision per volume?
@@andromedadelux why would that be more precise?
Alf Berger its built into the software itself, if you attach a love filter its not really sidechaining its just throwing the volume up and down. Just attach a limiter to the bottom of your mixer channel, route the drums or synth or vocals or whatever the hell it is over to the mixer channel that needs the compression using the bottom toggle thats like a manual link cable to the second mixer channel you're squashing. When you go into the FL limiter you can turn on compression and link it to 1 through however many mixers are linked to that limiter. You then adjust the threshold and gain, that way when the side chain kicks in its sidechaining based on the sound thats input into the mixer channel itself, creating a unique wavetable thats specifically for that side chain.
So instead of cheap ass LFO filter sidechaining you evolve into deeper more spacious sidechaining that allows you to lose less sound as you're chaining but still push things down volume wise leaving you overhead room where certain parts don't overflow others. Its more precise because the shape of the wavetable matches the drums/synth/whatever the fuck exactly, instead of single line or curved sine table LFO wavetables.....
Get it?
Same!
@@andromedadelux but honestly you can recreate the shape of your sidechain signal pretty close to accuracy with an automation
OMG OMG OMG!! You are my new FAV channel!!! Please a "for dummy" tut on making ambiant Anjuna strings !! I have been trying for years!!
Why don't you make short videos like this one was.Its Better than the 20-25 min long videos
But also,love your videos❤
Watch time
Learned more in this single video than in my last 8 years of producing. 100% earned a sub
I’m pretty sure using FL limiter for sidechaining would be a more “perfect” sidechain
Why?
Cause the thing you do with the limiter is actually sidechaining, not a recreation.
@@JavierAndresAnd No what you do with a limiter is limitting. "Sidechaining" simply means using a signal from one channel to drive a parameter change on a vst on another channel. Its not just ampllitude duckiing which is what you and everyone else wrongly calls simply "sidechaning" you can sidechain lots of things. Sidechain a gate on some reverb for example so that the gate opens up letting the reverb tail sound only after the note ends on an instrument you have reverb on. "Sidechain compression" which you are talking about is usually done with a compressor not a limiter.
@@BenHall289 A limiter is a type of compressor. Fruity Limiter has 2 panels. One with threshold, ratio, attack, and release (compressor). The other just has a ceiling parameter where it will not allow the signal to cross the threshold (limiter)
@@willia_music Yeah. The difference between a compressor and a limiter is only really the compression ratios used. A limiter is intended to limit the maximum level, normally to provide overload protection. ... A compressor is used for less drastic, more creative dynamic control, and tends to use lower ratios; typically 5:1 or less and as i stated, usually a compressor would be used for side chain compression.
Great, straight to the point! The last one was mind opening for me. Thanks. For side chaining I use peak controller on the kick and then link the bass mixer track fader to the kicks controller and mess with the parameters. You can see the fade go down when the kick hits.
I am sure you are going to become a very very famous producer one day :)
Best tutorial!... no time wasted and got straight to the point. Thank you
Man you deserve a lot more subs soo much content here dopee!
Short. To the point. Helpful. How tutorials and tips are supposed to be! Not necessary to have a 5-minute intro where you "explain" what you are going to do. Subbed!
DUDE! This is insanely creative! I’m gonna try a few of these out. These tips seriously help so much. And Virtual Riot used that seventh one in his track Init. :)
Honestly that forward clap thing is way more powerful than I thought! Thanks!
Amazing
hi lol
This is probably the best Fl Studio video I've watched. Seriously Helpful
Great video man, thank you for sharing. I just recently moved to FL from ableton and i feel like this just saved me tons of time bro, cheers.
just curious what drew you to fl?
Brandon Hernandez came up watching a lot of tutorials and applying the knowledge to ableton with some success. Eventually it got the point where i needed vst 3 support. Ableton didnt offer this so i switched to fl. I find now though that tweaking your samples and building in the piano roll is far more intuitive in fl . Plus free updates for life.
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I've been wondering about the fade in vocal thing literally for years and never came across a how-to of it somehow. So yeah, thank you for finally showing me the light.
Dope vid dude! I use volume automation for sidechain too but people think it’s weird lol
It’s not weird, it’s cool! Haha
I think it's more work for a simple thing
PLEASE MAKE MORE this was the most legit 5 min vid on mixing Ive seen yet lol
really helpful for me! thanks dude!!!
This guy is crazy!!!! Why I take so much time in Fl studio as you do some hacks in 5 minutes. Great job man!!!! I learn so much of this video
AMAZING VIDÉO !!
I have a question, where did you take all your sample pack ??
Keep it up
A lot of these samples are from Splice.com
Asher Postman Music Thanks so much !
PLEASEE do more videos like this. Getting awesome hacks in quick little chunks is pretty dope i learned a lot
nice.
This has to be the MOST USEFUL video I have EVER SEEN on this website !!!
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or maybe Audien Lol
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Stupid stupid question
oh my man, you are the life savor. please do make more i dont care if its ten videos a day just make these type of tutorials. plzzzzzzzz.
any reason why you should'nt sidechain with just a volume envelope? why fruity love filter or fruity balance?
There are tons of ways to sidechain, so as long as you get the sound you want, it doesn’t really matter which one you use.
It kinda does, Asher. Not to sound like a dick. But there are differences. They way you do, is fine. But give not much options.
If you sidechain a bass on a kick, you can SIDEchain them on two separate channels with a limiter ( one for bass and one for kick. ) IN FL 12 mixer there is a chain button at the bottom of the mixer. ( hence the name, you chain two mixer channels. ) This option is on every DAW. This will give you total control over the sidechain. Not just ' only LFO or volume ' . But also velocity, transparancy, gating etc. It will also follow your changes you make afterwards on your kick, automatically. This automation saves a lot of time too, since you don't want to change envelopes all the time when you decide to change to a double kick, for example. And sidechaining isn't something you should do at the end of a track production.
The difference is also noticable. Using a plain volume / lfo envelope like you do, will give a hard time finding a ' contra ' waveform for the kick. Even harder when you have different kicks going on in your track. Or different segments. Lot's of automation work. Not needed! A mixer sidechain will automaticly balance the sidechain to the waveform.
Just trying to be a good teacher, that's all! You are correct, though, about multiple ways to do sidechaining. But only a few are the most benefitting!
PS : Chaining two mixer tracks is also necessary if you want to do a vocoder in FL, for example! :) Almost the same step. If you want to know how to perform this kind of sidechain, check out /watch?v=buoP2IEKvd8
fruity balance is not a lowpass filter.
Sidechaining with a volume envelope only works as well as the input to that envelope. If the envelope is simply you mapping out an up and down SAW style LFO to it, its not really chaining as precise as it could be. And when you have a bunch of things going on at once its better to have things precisely chained so it fits well in your EQ. This doesn't really apply to house music though...you can literally just jam a bunch of shit together and make sure you sidechain everything but a few elements to 0 when they happen and people won't notice a thing cause theres so much pumping going on.
I liked the voice sample tip at the beginning, I hear producers using it a lot! thanks for teaching me how to make it!
What was the synth sound you used for the 7th hack?
Just a detuned saw wave in 3osc I think
This is by far the best fl studio video i ever seen on youtube ! Thanks a lot for showing us this amazing trick !
I have no clue what you just did.
Slow the video down and focus,works for me
Play it on 0, 75 or 0,5 speed if it helps
Wow, this is pretty cool! Most of these effects I know how to do them the "complicated" way, but WOW I had no idea there were way simpler methods of achieving these effects. I'm speechless! You've earned a new subscriber, my dude.
Who Else here is a Rapper?
trying to produce some hardstyle here
Thanks so much for uploading this! Those first 2 tricks with Edison especially is something I’ve needed for too long
This was one of the best and quickest Producer videos I found after so many years on UA-cam, keep up shareing🔥🔥✌🏻🇩🇪
Thank goodness UA-cam has the slow down video feature to rewatch this in slower pace. Youre fast. But I'm not gonna complain. This video is super helpful. Thank you for your time 👏
That was awesome, brother. The knowledge you've just shared will benefit many.
THE LAST TRICK IS AMAZING!!!
i guess this is the first tutorial, where i've seen sidechaining manually. i like it cause then you have so much morge control! thanks buddy
Exactly!
Perfect timing man. Right quick as a brain need . I loved it. And tips are really cool but as I said telling method is better than informations.
That LFO trick is amazing bruhhhhhh learned so much in this 5min video
the sidechain tip helped a lot! it made my current project soo much better! Thanks man!!
Didn't even remember how to do some of these simple things haven't used fl in like almost two years. Thanks man
Dude, nice tips.
It feels like you are really enjoying what you are doing.
Straight to the point and actually helpful.
Thank you!
OH MY GOD FORMANT SHIFT IN NEWTONE!!! I had NO idea you could do this! This is what i have been looking for!! Thank you thank you thank you!
You’re welcome!!
LAST ONE WAS JUST DOPE 🔊
Couple useful nuggets in there. I'd rather sidechain with limiter, but still fun tricks. You could also probably put a peak controller plugin on your kick then go to the cutoff on the bassline filter and hit link to controller you could automate the whole thing.
the first one was cooollllll...really liked it
Yo this was one of the most informative videos I've ever seen on FL. Subbed.
I expected clickbaity nonsense but this was really dope, I knew all of these except for like two, but I still enjoyed the whole video.
Been using fl studio 6+ year and I've just learnt a lot, massive love and respect thank you! - KH
Best person whose tutorials I can watch
Nice! So helpful even for seasoned FL Studio users that just need some more knowledge on things.
The First One was the best🔥, so thankful there 4🙏
Great video. Straight to the point not a lot fluff
Oh man, I was using FL back from 2009, I found new things for me.
Thanks bro... It helps alot... Last trick... Lfo with Fruity balance... I was actually looking fr it... Thanks alot
The last tip is gold! I'm subscribing...
Wow!! I always wanted the last one....want more!!!!!!
the last one was crazy cool.. awesome dude
A lot of knowledge in such a short video. Awesome stuff bro
So informative and all the tips are fast in only 5 minutes, thanks
Thank you for sharing this dope tips and tricks.🙏😊
That last one was pretty dope, I'll definitely use that one!
Wow awesome video especially the last tip!!!
Awesome, already knew them, but really good explaining and no BS
Just found your channel yesterday, so good! I have been looking for a channel/resource like this for ages! Keep making vids, it's so good to learn from someone who knows what they're doing/creates quality music
these techniques are pretty nice , cool sidechain with the love filter hadn't seen it done like that before. thanks
Your workflow is just amazing!!!!
Don’t think I’ve ever subscribed to someone’s channel so quick
Very nice format. 5min is the best.
you are one of my fvrt teacher in youtube
omg that automated side chaining, and LOF operated wavy synth totally blew my mind. that was really nice tips... loved and subbed :)
That last one was the one I was searching for. I'm gonna make some badass Future Bass 😁😁😁 thanks 👍
Your content is so consistent man I'm sure your time to blow up will come!
Man, I love you
good stuff. A few of those techniques I've never used in FL before. Nice.
OH DUDE I DIDN'T EXPECT IT COULD BE SO USEFUL! THX A MUCH MUCH LOT OF IT! KEEP MAKING IT COOOOOL!!!
Wooooooow Finally
I know how to do the first hack now .Thank u sooo Damn Much Man
I listened to your float remix and was wondering forever how you made the wavy synth lead, and you mixed it in with the lead vocals. Finally figured it out in Sytrus with the LFO volume envelope automation YESTERDAY! Then you posted this vid TODAY... bahaha, great content man. Love your stuff! Thanks for the producer tips
That’s awesome you noticed! Yeah I used peak controller for the wavy synth in that remix 😄
Asher Postman Music looking forward to the next vid and song! Woop woop!
Cool tricks, man. This just accentuated my production skills. Hope there's more to come.
Good content Asher. Very helpful and straightforward
Knew most of them. Learned something new. Thanks for sharing.
Thankyou so much .your video will help me to be better . Im 15 but im very interested in fl studio . So thankyou so much for sharing this tricks. This will help me
N I C E tutorial, dude... maaan, really love this channel.