- The process of using vocal tracks in FL studio is pretty straight forward,
-you simply drag the track in the upper half of the playlist.
-In the pattern maker a channel for the audio track appears.
-By clicking on the channel a control panel to adjust the vocal track appears.
-from there you can choose to 'edit' the track to open it in edison.
Once you are in edison,
- the same track gets opened in a channel of the sampler, its parallel
and edison is open within a slot of that channel
-Ctrl+f8 to select limiter and parametric EQ2 and drag them in the channel slots of the mixer.
-Whatever adjustments you do to them get automatically applied to the audio track in the playlist
-When you render the file during 'export', all of this gets applied.
*Everything is linked automatically.
You can use multiple audio tracks in mixing ,just by dragging them in the playlist and clipping them using slice and delete or moving them around to match them.
To layer vocals , we just match the 's','k' sounds. which have more attack.
Every audio track can be edited separately.
Every audio track can be sliced into parts.
I will upload links to reference videos soon.
Image line itself publishes good tutorials on its channel. You can search for videos related to 'vocals'
Till then
Cbszaxzhao
-you simply drag the track in the upper half of the playlist.
-In the pattern maker a channel for the audio track appears.
-By clicking on the channel a control panel to adjust the vocal track appears.
-from there you can choose to 'edit' the track to open it in edison.
Once you are in edison,
- the same track gets opened in a channel of the sampler, its parallel
and edison is open within a slot of that channel
-Ctrl+f8 to select limiter and parametric EQ2 and drag them in the channel slots of the mixer.
-Whatever adjustments you do to them get automatically applied to the audio track in the playlist
-When you render the file during 'export', all of this gets applied.
*Everything is linked automatically.
You can use multiple audio tracks in mixing ,just by dragging them in the playlist and clipping them using slice and delete or moving them around to match them.
To layer vocals , we just match the 's','k' sounds. which have more attack.
Every audio track can be edited separately.
Every audio track can be sliced into parts.
I will upload links to reference videos soon.
Image line itself publishes good tutorials on its channel. You can search for videos related to 'vocals'
Till then
Cbszaxzhao
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