FL STUDIO | Recording Masterclass: Back to School with Jason "Cheese" Goldberg 

Hi, Image-line. I don’t know if i missed any videos or tutorial or forum but i wonder if that particullar/specific on-off button on the mix channel can be control with automation or even has a micro on-off button to be set on like waves studio rack has it. Imagine user can control with it in just one simple mix channel that maybe has button or knob or something that makes just easier to not to find the individual mix with plenty of mixer channel names. Imagine 😮🤯

@@Ussamusicofficial Start using one instance of patcher for your effects.

Didn't have to be that way (and for so long)... I've started accepting all of FL's many unnecessary quirks for what they are

@@darylsamuel90 It was never that hard to me, but I understand. Especially now it's easier than ever.

Just boomers. The software doesn't look like 2004, so it's too modern to work with. That's why boomers also tend to use Waves plugins with ancient UIs over "bad" modern plugins. Or boomer looking compressor plugin instead of modern compressor plugin. Or boomer EQ plugins without any spectrum analyzers because they think that might cause them to mix with their eyes because they're oh so distracted.

@@DBTHEPLUG It's either that, or mfs that haven't touched FL since 2011, but still feels the need to speak on it.

It's a simple DAW with infinite complexities​@@DoomzDale

Interestingly... Even bad plugins in the hands of a pro sound deliberate in outcome!

@@G.A.M.A- agree 🤝

It's for the video bro

@@Juanitooooo yeah i know, and it became a stock template too.. it just blew my mind 🤯

They perform a mathematical function. If you use the big meter with fruity compressor and your ears you can do a huge amount

Have to update your fl

Agreed, but for those starting, I think it's pretty sweet :)

@@iAnony Not at all. I was used to using presets and years later, I still didn't know how the plugins I was using presets for worked. Now I'm forcing myself to not use any presets and do everything myself and I've improved more in a couple of months than all of these years I wasted using presets.

@@DBTHEPLUG I think it’s best just to digest what’s going on rather than to build on top of it. But yes, I see what you mean.

Its a guide nothing more i find learning many processes helps alot in understanding and creating or improving your own processes call it "experience" but Feel free to explore on your own as well though theres no correct way for anything in art/music just guides shared experiences careful not take opinions to seriously in production its subjective 🫡

@@subthology I said my opinion and I stand by that. Seems like you took my "opinion of his opinion" too serious yourself. If it works for you it works for you. I highly doubt that though especially if you are a beginner, but I led my statement with *NOT SURE* meaning I THINK. I never once stated my opinion as if it was law.

*upgrade your fl studio*

The main volume nob is off just turn IT back on I had the same problem

@@montshomotloung6292 ahhh shii! thanks

I feel you bro..

Bro I’m pretty sure you haven’t used it enough to see it is simple to set up yourself. So much freedom in the mixing area. There’s an option called dock which You can actually use to send some mixer inserts to be docked to the left where the master volume in the mixer is or the right next to the effects slots where there’s a bar you can click to hide or unhide but only works when an insert is docked to the right. The dock option is in the layout section when you right click any mixer insert. You can also create groups or sub mixes in the mixer, which you can find in the group section when you right click any mixer insert. It’s called separator. Clicking this creates a bar between the insert you applied the option, with the insert to the left of it. From there with your workflow in mind, you can utilize the dock and separator option to create a bussing system to your own liking. Also with a bit of color coding and BAM!!! Your bussing system is Perfectoo🤌🏾

Also routing is like super simple bro. How much more simple do you want it?

Honestly I found routing in FL mixer much faster than other daws. Just some other stuff is a bit clumsy going from playlist to mixer

selamat 🎉

its already on FL 24

@@edwardreverseproductions thanks I just updated

I think he sliced it and routed it to the reverb track

Yep, route only to reverb send track (which is 100 % wet) and not to any vocal bus, to avoid doubling dry vocals

You can use Edison for that.

Newtone works to convert to midi. Not sure about mobile version tho

Yes

Technically you can have Hardware inserts but FL still doesn't have a way to compensate for the roundtrip latency while printing through said hardware. You have to manually adjust the track sync. They will be fixing it with the Mixer overhaul though, as this is one of the main issues with FL right now.

@@adityaghosal1000when will the mixer be updated? Any news?

@@AVDRE No news of a concrete date till now but it's gonna be a huge overhaul.

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Yeah they sound like they were recorded on a bad mic

@@neofox2526 lol nothing to do with the mic lad

DONT DISRESPECT JASON 😡

I'm confused! What's the joke?