From the course: Learning FL Studio 12
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Using compression in your mix - FL Studio Tutorial
From the course: Learning FL Studio 12
Using compression in your mix
- Compression will be an audio technique that you will use a lot within audio production. Luckily, it is very easy to do within FL Studio. The mixer window allows to insert compressors on to specific track channels and modify the settings with ease. Compression is a technique that essentially allows you to automatically level out the volume of a sound. Bringing down the load parts and then increasing the gain of the entire sound. It is very widely used in electronic music and used in all music at the mastering stage. In order to demonstrate this we can use the default fruity compressor included with FL Studio. First of all make sure you've loaded up the exercise file so that we've got the piano sound linked to the insert 12 on the fruity mixer window. Then what you want to do is load up the browser by clicking on the browser shortcut button in the toolbar. And then going down to the plugin database sub-menu making sure you've selected installed effects VST. Then click and drag on…
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The Mixer main menu3m 28s
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Using compression in your mix3m 24s
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Applying EQ to tracks5m 35s
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Using delay to create interesting effects3m 37s
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Creating reverb to fill space2m 51s
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Fattening sounds using chorus effects2m 34s
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Using flangers to create intriguing pad sounds2m 50s
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Inserts and send busses5m 1s
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Pumping the bass using sidechaining2m 53s
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Using advanced routing for more processing3m 41s
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Bouncing tracks to audio1m 59s
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