Mixing is something that will only come with time. If you're just starting, too, then I'm sure you've experienced this. We start at the basics by comparing a real hardware mixer to FL Studio's digital mixer and eventually work our way up to subgroups and complex routing with sends.Ī funny thing I'll mention is when I first started mixing I typically liked my unmixed version better than my mixed version lol. So that's my goal with this course - to break down the mixer in an easy-to-understand course. The mixer is a daunting tool for new producers just getting started in music production. I've been producing music on FL Studio since 2011 and have worked with a GRAMMY nominated recording artist. You can also use Ctrl+L to link a single channel to an insert in the mixer.Hi! - I'm GratuiTous. Note: Ctrl+L is also handy as you can link all the channels to one insert in the mixer. If you don’t already link every single channel to the mixer then start doing it as it will help immensly to add effects to each individual element of your song! This saves a heap of time when your linking new channels to the mixer.
All of the channels you selected are linked to the mixer and given “friendly names”. Or just hit Shift+Ctrl+L in the mixer window.Ĥ.
Open up the mixer window (F9), right-click on Insert 1.ģ. Go to Link selected channels and then left click Starting from this track. Highlight the channels you want to send to the mixer.Ģ. This feature is so easy to use and is very good housekeeping to keep you tunes clear and simple.ġ. FL Studio has an in built function which will automatically link the high-lighted channels to the mixer and also write the name of each channel in the mixer.
Learn linking channels to the mixer in three easy steps. This is for anyone like me who has bad habits and never writes the names of channels in the mixer.
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