Comping Vocals from Multiple Vocal Recordings in FL Studio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Having trouble figuring out how to combine vocal takes into one?
Today I'm going to show you the process of *comping vocals from multiple vocal recordings in FL Studio.* This is combining audio clips in FL Studio. It's basically merging audio tracks together in FL Studio, or Vocal Comping, to make one cohesive vocal track. Once you consolidate your vocal recordings, then you can process that track as one, which is convenient later in the mixing process, rather than having to keep up with lots of audio clips.
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This is honestly so helpful for someone like myself who has more recently entered the world of producing. Thanks!
Thank you for this intro series, SO HELPFUL!
Been taking too much time recording vocals, exactly what I needed. Thanks!
Glad it helped you out Aidan. What style of music are you working on?
I crunched that like button
U have a very gifted voice...I see a collaboration hopefully in the near future lol...Thanks and God Bless you and your family...✍🏽💯🎶⚜☯️🕊🙏🏽
Awesome video dude! I learned alot, Thanks! I'm still trying to figure out how to use compression and or automation to keep all my vocals the same volume, about to watch your other video about it!
thank you so much ❤️.Also., Ctrl+ alt + C will consolidate them too
ty mate taht s help alot
Thanks. 👍🏼
Thanks again
Learning more from you
Glad it’s helping you out! Let me know if there is anything else that you think would be helpful to know.
Really helpful.. great job
Glad it helped you out! What style of music are you working on?
Hey Production Dan. Like your videos, you are a great teacher! What do you recommend for someone who just wants to record vocals and acoustic guitar? I have been playing around with FL studio for many years so I kinda dont know any other DAW at all. But noone is mentioning FL studio as the best one for my purpose. I have only watched three of your videos, so I dont know if you are using anything else as well. With tutorials with a quality like you made here I can see myself using FL studio.
Very impressive lyrics,I need thar song
i came here just so i can see how to quickly map everything to 1 mixer. i was clicking each one and moving it to the track manually then i was like, wait there has to be a faster way
This was VERY helpful, as I have to start recording vocals soon, and now I have an idea of the process. Much thanks!✨🙏💥
Absolutely Norman. Glad to see you in the comments again.
how did you get your fx chains to show in the mixer under the slider at time stamp 00:50 I need to know thanks for the knowledge g
Should I merge all my vocal takes dry and then tune them and add eq and compression so all my effects are constant and don’t sound different
You got a nice voice bro
Thank you.
I heard that FL has not that good for recording vocals, I think i will need to show this to them! liked and subbed 👌🏼
I've used FL for recording all my stuff for a long time. I think it works great! Thanks for subscribing! I appreciate it!
Should never be this complicated to record.
There are some updates that fl is making that I think will help with things like recording vocals.
how’s this complicated
Hey man... Love your videos... Can you do a single video covering all the basics including making a beat video? Would be helpful.
By the way, love your videos. I have been following them and has helped me as I am a beginner. Would love if you make a single video combining all basic elements of the software.
I think you should connect an Instagram channel to your channel which would help asking some specific questions on producing music not possible here.
Much love mate.
I have definitely been thinking about doing a start to finish - making a song kind of video. I will add that to the list.
Wow 😳😲 I was just wasting vocals by deleting them, my wife just brought this to my notice.
Plzz help.. I m unable to consolidate neither from the track i m able to find the option of consolidating nor i am able to do it with "ctrl+alt+c" or "alt+r"
What version of FL are you using?
Fl 20
my challenge been is that my vocals seem off by a mini second, and I'm wondering if its mean that's not on par with the beat. This happens after the play back though. During recordings it sounds on key, but multiple play backs, sound off a mini second. I'm wondering if this is common, and what are yall thoughts on solving this issue, thanks again family.
There are a couple things you can try. First is to adjust the buffer size. Go as low as you can without introducing clicks and pops in your recordings. You can find the buffer setting by pressing F10, going to the audio tab, and then selecting the smallest buffer size you can do. I find that 512 is usually a pretty good starting point.
The other thing to try is to adjust the playback tracking below the buffer size. You can push the audio forward or backward using the slider until you find you are hitting it right in the playlist.
the triangle is not appearing for me but I have every channel set to crossfade. Help?
Make sure you zoom in far enough to see them. Sometimes when you are zoomed out too far you can’t see them.
How can I automatically set recordings to be in the crossfade option?
I haven’t looked into that. But that would be a really good idea for the vocal parts.
:-)
I'm so indecisive this step always gives me anxiety
Something that helps me is to think that this is the best that I can do right now, but as long as I keep growing as a musician, singer and producer, then this will not be my best song ever. I will have lots more songs ahead of me.
7:04 пересмотреть надо, что то не понятно
Let me know what you don’t think is clear.
tutorial was fire and your music is 2
Thanks so much!
not gonna lie, the workflow for recording voclas in fl studio, in my opinion at least, is dreadful lol...thanks though
It takes some getting used to, but it is pretty flexible, which is nice.