The way you right clicked on the track and pressed c to open the color dialog, you can right click + g to group the above track and also if you do right click + a you can auto name the track based on the midi or audio in that track. Thanks for this video.
After - going nuts for 4 years - 20 minutes in this video - cured so many scenarios I had to work around - Thank you - so well explained and pragmatic ,,,
Shortcuts When You Right Click On Track: e = delete track, g = group / ungroup, a = auto name, s = adjust size, c or r = rename / color / icon, u = move up, d = move down, l = lock to this size, m = merge pattern to clips, t = track mode submenu, o = consolidate this track submenu
Jeremy, you sound like an accomplished musician and producer. I would like to ask, could you please shed some light on this mysterious technique that I can not find any tutorials on. Actually it would be really awesome if you could do the first TH-cam 1st tutorial on how to incorporate this technique into a song. Not sure how it's done or even what it's called. It is a high pitched vocal, but it is also in tune and perfectly in time. There may be many ways of doing this, but I'm looking for the easiest way. Maybe a simple little plug In? Thank you Sir, for all you do for the community ! Here is an example: soundcloud.com/coreygagne/messages
@CALICOTV301 Thanks for reply. Sorry, my post was maybe a bit misleading. I should have used the words Formant or Timbre not Pitch. My post " but it is also in tune and perfectly in time. " Pitch Knob only doesn't replicate it and obviously would change the note/pitch. More like " Formant " or " Timbre " I think. I know there are audio editors like " Melodyne " or FL's VST "NewTone" that can do it, but I tried them and it's pretty involved and complicated. There must be an easier way of producing " Formant " or " Timbre " on an audio file directly in FL using a simple Formant VST. Well yes they are available, but at a cost. I'm looking for a free one. And also if Jeremy has any experience in producing this type of high formant/timbre vocal without changing the note/pitch. Formanted vocals are sometimes found in EDM / Indy music. Like here : soundcloud.com/coreygagne/messages
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The way you right clicked on the track and pressed c to open the color dialog, you can right click + g to group the above track and also if you do right click + a you can auto name the track based on the midi or audio in that track. Thanks for this video.
After - going nuts for 4 years - 20 minutes in this video - cured so many scenarios I had to work around - Thank you - so well explained and pragmatic ,,,
Thanks Jason. Glad it helped you out!
I have been looking for the stretch shortcut for ages! Cant believe it was so simple first tutorial I've seen show it! Thank YOU!!!
Awesome!
Super helpful. Thhank you!
Glad it helped you out! What kind of music project are you working on?
So many helpful tips Jeremy !
Well worth the watch. I know this will help improve my music production. Thank you !
Thanks for the feedback Lyle!
Your all videos really very helpful my cute brother 😘
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really needed this
Glad it helped Ariel!
Thanks this was helpful.
Dang! Thank you for this tips, definitely helpful
Glad it helped you out!
What's the shortcut to getting a million streams on Spotify?
Not sure. I’ll let you know when I figure it out!
Shortcuts When You Right Click On Track: e = delete track, g = group / ungroup, a = auto name, s = adjust size, c or r = rename / color / icon, u = move up, d = move down, l = lock to this size, m = merge pattern to clips, t = track mode submenu, o = consolidate this track submenu
Yep, lots of shortcut keys to use on right click!
Yo, my samples won’t show up in my playlist, you know why ?
Jeremy, you sound like an accomplished musician and producer. I would like to ask, could you please shed some light on this mysterious technique that I can not find any tutorials on. Actually it would be really awesome if you could do the first TH-cam 1st tutorial on how to incorporate this technique into a song. Not sure how it's done or even what it's called. It is a high pitched vocal, but it is also in tune and perfectly in time. There may be many ways of doing this, but I'm looking for the easiest way. Maybe a simple little plug In?
Thank you Sir, for all you do for the community !
Here is an example: soundcloud.com/coreygagne/messages
@CALICOTV301 Thanks for reply.
Sorry, my post was maybe a bit misleading. I should have used the words Formant or Timbre not Pitch.
My post " but it is also in tune and perfectly in time. "
Pitch Knob only doesn't replicate it and obviously would change the note/pitch. More like
" Formant " or " Timbre " I think.
I know there are audio editors like
" Melodyne " or FL's VST "NewTone" that can do it, but I tried them and it's pretty involved and complicated. There must be an easier way of producing " Formant " or " Timbre " on an audio file directly in FL using a simple Formant VST. Well yes they are available, but at a cost. I'm looking for a free one. And also if Jeremy has any experience in producing this type of high formant/timbre vocal without changing the note/pitch. Formanted vocals are sometimes found in EDM / Indy music.
Like here :
soundcloud.com/coreygagne/messages