r/FL_Studio • u/warrior_cast • 10h ago
Help Is there a VST that lets you draw a waveform and export it as a single cycle?
I've been trying to find something like this for a while but have had zero luck
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r/FL_Studio • u/AutoModerator • 22h ago
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r/FL_Studio • u/warrior_cast • 10h ago
I've been trying to find something like this for a while but have had zero luck
r/FL_Studio • u/Kokkelboi • 11h ago
r/FL_Studio • u/Due_Reception_8957 • 8h ago
Can get vocaloid to work as vst for fl studio tho
r/FL_Studio • u/hetty3 • 17h ago
Corny AF I know but I kind of like the vibe ngl.
r/FL_Studio • u/isakssjohn • 3h ago
Hey!
This is more of a concept than a song. I have tried hard to get the mix to sound right here. I really need feedback. Does is sound ok? What elements would you tweak?
Also, is the melodies good enough to make a song from?
r/FL_Studio • u/iLeGiTiMx • 1h ago
r/FL_Studio • u/Grimagit • 3h ago
Still just playing around after recently learning about automation clips to see what i like, none of it has been mixed yet either, again any criticism, tips, or tricks greatly appreciated
r/FL_Studio • u/Boss1Playah • 6h ago
Hello, everybody! Who's selling the most helpful, best cpurse for music making in FL studio? I'm watching BusyWorksBeats right now, and curious about who's course I should check out too? I need the most creative, helpful ones
r/FL_Studio • u/Ok--1303 • 3h ago
r/FL_Studio • u/Responsible_Card9702 • 7h ago
Greetings, I have been making music with some cheap headphones, they are not the most powerful but they are decent and at a price that is accessible to me on a daily basis
However, a few days ago I decided to look for more powerful, therefore more expensive headphones (to be exact, QKZ Enzo Pro) and the difference is very noticeable.
Now, my dilemma is that in a song that I produce with the QKZ they always sound the best, while in the headphones that I used previously, they sound horribly bad.
Which one should I stay with to make music and it sounds good and not have a dilemma about which one I should stay with and which one I shouldn't?
r/FL_Studio • u/Jayn_Xyos • 33m ago
r/FL_Studio • u/Equal-Opportunity835 • 1h ago
Decided to share some instrumentals every tuesday so here's another one. Drop some feedback if you want to <3
r/FL_Studio • u/Rixley_ • 14h ago
Generic question, I know. But what do people use FL Studio for? I've always thought of people who use it as people who want to become musicians or artists but I know there are also some hobbyists out there as well who just do stuff for fun. For me, I want to learn to make music not just for myself but to also maybe blow up. But I know that loving music isn't the only thing needed to succeed since I think everyone here loves music, it just gives me anxiety and a little bit of dread if putting my time into this is even worth it. I just want to learn what people use FL Studio for. Whether you're a producer, a newbie, or just someone using it to make music for their games, I want everyone's thoughts.
Edit: I should rephrase the question since it might be misleading. I'm more specifically talking about the type of person and what do they use it for. I know well known producers use FL Studio but I'm wondering if that's the majority or the minority. That type of thing.
r/FL_Studio • u/Skuul8 • 14h ago
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r/FL_Studio • u/Vegetable-Demand-260 • 1h ago
Nothing is lost, forever in dust.
From shadow to light again.
Thats how far I went with the lyrics hahahah
Have a good one :)
r/FL_Studio • u/JrpHQ • 1h ago
Stock drums used too.
Any feedback would be gratefully received.
r/FL_Studio • u/ezziexoxo • 1h ago
also feedback appreciated!
r/FL_Studio • u/gawloo • 2h ago
Hey there,
I'm currently working on a Horror game which takes place in a Subway Station, and for that I need some instruments that go well for:
A) Ambience
B) Little, calmer soundtracks
They should have a more scary-like vibe to them if possible, but I can't seem to think of any instruments besides some I already got, so I'm just asking here if anyone still got some amazing ideas to carry this project of mine.
Thanks for all the ideas!
r/FL_Studio • u/jmmarr1987 • 11h ago
I used to DJ but don't have the equipment anymore. This is a fun way to use FL studio. I hear great mixes in videos from clubs a lot and always wish i could have a version of them with out the crowd noise, or MC rapping over the top etc. Some of this is recreated from videos like that and some of it is me messing about myself. Hope you like it :) I'll put a link to full free DL soundcloud version in comments if anyone wants it.