Drum Programming - FL Studio Basics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I show 3 easy methods of programming drums in FL Studio 12.
The three methods are
0:40 1)Using the channel rack
7:20 2)Dragging samples into the playlist
10:30 3)Using the FPC Drum Machine
This video shows an overview of these three methods, usually one will suit your workflow better and seeing how all three work might inspire you to give it a go too.
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In this video, I show 3 easy methods of programming drums in FL Studio 12.
The three methods are
0:40 1)Using the channel rack
7:20 2)Dragging samples into the playlist
10:30 3)Using the FPC Drum Machine
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So good brother
Thanks bud you scott legend!
In The Mix thank you for this video sir. I am a first timer but i feel like professional atfer watching this 😂😂😂
How do I download all the drum samples for my FPC? At the moment, I have empty white keys on my FPC with no installed drums.
Thanks bro, Can you please explain to me more about the first step, i want to know how exactly it works for me to complete a full track with different individual patterns, thanks.
I think this dude made the tutorial he wanted to have when he was starting, because, it's so didactic and miniciously organized. Congrats, mate.
miniciously?
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You are an EXCELLENT tutor, speaking clearly, not wasting time on useless stuff, not begging for subscribers or likes, and you give really useful tools and tricks. I love that you add your personal preferences, giving us a glimpse into how pros use it.
Great great videos, love them.
What i learned.
1. You can split the channel by right clicking on pattern space.
2. You can directly use the kick from library.
3. You can use F7 to load drum set into piano roll.
4. You can color the mixer of same color as of channel rack by CTRL+L.
5. You can change the FPC by using packs of drums.
* This is kinda reminder (Noted )for myself what i learned .
Thankyou @Inthemix
Never even knew about that 'split by channel' option, and I've been using FL Studio since 2008! Saved my life man!
same!
Another excellent video, learned more about drum programming in fl in your basic vid, than in a lot of so called advanced videos. Succinct ,easy to follow, and presented from a musicians point of view.
Seriously speaking, this is one of the most simplified and detailed tutorials I've ever seen on TH-cam! Keep it up.....
Damnn, I was hoping for the bassline of billie jean to kick in at 13:50. Come on Michael...
That's exactly what I was thinking and then I saw your comment...lol
To disable PDC(plugin delay compensation), do this:
1. Open the Mixer
2. Click on the top-left arrow
3. Go to Plugin Delay Compensation
4. Disable/uncheck "Automatic"
5. Click on the clock icons in the mixer tracks
6. Select 'Reset'
7. That's it.
could this result in delayed drums though? If PDC attempts to remove the delay, wouldn't disabling make it worse?
Thank you..
advertised your channel on twitter :) Love your tutorials and love finding some tipps i dont even knew, thanks for that!
2Bough Wow I can't thank you enough my friend! I'm glad you like the videos :)
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This is the second video i watch from your channel...THANK you for not yelling.A calm voice is the best way to teach !!!!!
10 years using FL Studio and I just learned the "make unique" feature. I mean, I use it on the filters but never thought of using it on patterns. You always learn new stuff :)
I wa using the channel rack and by dragging samples into the playlist for the longest time. Thanks for the FPC drum machine lesson! It's going to be really really useful...combining that with that "make unique" tip and seperately controlling each sound is a lethal technique! Thanks man. You the best!
you explain so well mate, awesome tutorials! Even I already know these basics was a great introduction and little reinforcement
What I learned today: "spilt by channel" and "make unique"
i dont have make unique
I've been using FL Studio for a while and never knew of 'split by channel'. That saves so much time and effort!
split by chanel is a life changing experience
what i learnt today is music is complicated and i give up on it without even trying to learn
once you split a pattern by channel , you lose the original cluster pattern though right? Wish it kept it too. The pattern is good to jam along to when trying out ideas
I'm in the learning process in which I can still not recognize your level of geniality because of my lack of knowledge and skill, but I can sense it. Thank you so much, dude.
You do some of the best music demo videos I've found anywhere online. These videos (I've seen a lot of them by now) inspired me to get into FL Studio 20, and I'm enjoying it very much, especially with your help. Thank you so much! :)
Most FL tutorials on youtube seem to be all about EDM or hip hop, and I've learned tons from those videos, but I gotta say FL Studio is so underrated when it comes to making rock music, even metal. Like 100% electronic, yet can actually sound "real" and alive with tweaking the drums and guitar plugins etc.
Bro, youre seriously awesome for makin these vids and basically teaching for free. Thanks so much for your time. I been using fl for a few years now. And i actually do insane programming of drums amd i still watch as many vids as i can find apply because your so thorough and youve really mastered what your doing. Thanks for your efforts brother, you the man!
I agree with this except for the free part, not that it matters but mans is making money.. Living the dream!
@@smith1896 fair but i dont pay him so its pretty free
Thanks for the video explaining how to do drum programming. You explain things very well. A very good teacher.
Brilliant channel mate. Really informative without going OTT. You've saved me a lot of unnecessary frustration.
Legend, love all of your videos so far, so comprehensive and easy to understand, thanks brother.
This content really helps people like me who feel old when trying to do it alone 😂😅 Thank you!
Perhaps its important to mention that you can play drums manually/live on your keyboard or controller by just hitting record while focus and midi control is on the sample you want to record the midi of. This is good to a get a more human unquantized feel. You can set loop record, overdub mode and set a start countdown to make recording easier.
I think hes dones a wonderful job on his tutorials. Thank you again
Wouldn't consider myself a beginner but I enjoy watching your beginner tutorials. Sometimes it's good to get a refresher or a fresh perspective.
No words to explain how important your videos are....
You are the BEST teacher! Not everyone can teach thank you!!
Stellar videos! Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. The make unique trick is something I never knew about. Much thanks!
Hi!
I have a question: Why do all the tutorial guys on YT n stuff NOT use the FPC? It seems to be the best method by far.
You in fact CAN send FPC Pads to another channel, by clicking on it then in the top right corner, in the row under the folder symbol, you select the channel you want it to be put on to. So that's not a problem, really.
Other than that, it seems to make everything easier. Layering is super easy. Having Samples behave naturally is easier (because hitting something with less velocity not only makes it more silent, other things change a lot too, so the overall sound is much different). It seems to be easier to organize. You can easily save you own "signature" drum patterns, like Fills you frequently use for example. All things both other mehtods don't seem to offer.
I've worked with dragging samples into the playlist for the last 1 1/2 years, because the visual representation is way better than a pattern and it's easier to add variation.
But recently, when i started making Metal again and not only electronic music, specifically the thing with the velocity became a HUGE problem. You can't have a metal track where every single drum hit has the same velocity; it needs to be humanized.
I at first began using the Sampler and until recently dragging into the playlist, just because pretty much every tutorial i learned to use FL with did it like that. I can't remember one even mentioning the FPC, let alone actually using it.
So i wonder: Why? Am i missing something bad about the FPC? Because almost everything seems better about the FPC, except visual representation, really.
I understand that it's mostly personal preference, but NOT ONE tutorial channel i've watched more than 1 or 2 times using it makes me kinda suspicious.
Just another reason these tutorials are so great. They show all the ways you can do things, not just the one way the creator of the tutorial prefers to do them.
I've used Reason and Studio One before and always relied on their drum machines (Redrum and Impact), so now when learning FL, using the FPC feels the most natural for me. It just makes sense to have all the drum related controls in one place and control them from the same MIDI clip. No need to split the MIDI into different tracks on the playlist, just create different patterns for different drum sections (which is exactly what I do in Reason and SO).
The way this dude explained is just soo good ...love u mate
Came here to learn about the drum machine but learned a lot more ...thanks a lot 🙏
3:38 I finally knew that too, God bless you for it. :)
I have been looking for this solution for a long time.
very nice video I love the way you have taught in such a less time
I have made like 7 tunes so far on my Fl Studio but I've never used or even looked at that FPC drum machine before! Thanks for the heads up bud! Straight to the point good vid as always!
split by channel: 3:35, make unique: 13:35
awesome video btw!
Literally WANT to pay you just cause of your generosity. I would if I had the funds for it
Awesome Video. It has some great info about the Channel Rack as well. Thank You.
bro u are super organised you know mind games
You should make a video about using the quantizer. I found that this has helped me save a lot of time since I'm not perfect at keeping the tempo when I record things on my keyboard.
Didn't know about the FPC, that's exactly what i was looking for, thanks!
My jaw dropped when your pressed split by channel 🤣. This makes my workflow so much nicer!
Super good video my guy, this has helped a ton!
You should do an in depth video on FPC! That would be stellar! Thank you for all your hard word on these videos!
This is Super Awesome.......
Thank You Very Much. BE BLESSED
Thank you sir, amazing tutorial, love you already
Thanks for the video guys, have always wondered how to use the drumpad machine...
Excellent. Thanks for the effort and sharing all this info!
Feeling so nostalgic after hearing the default kick and snare.
TIP : To quickly rename a sample, double click the sample in the playlist to get the sample window, then press F2 on your keyboard. If using the channel rack, click to open the sample window, and press F2. Same for plugins on both mixer and channel rack.
Haven't touched fpc hardly in detail for about 13 years, but I never had a controller designed to use it well. Gonna be making much more use of it after this video, it just seems so much faster
This is the best drum video thanks!
one of the best tutorials by far! thanks a lot man
Thank you so much, You've been such a great help
Thank You Bro🙌🙌Very Helpful Video🔥🔥.
9:43 Brought me back to Audacity Days
One of the best and cleanest fl studio videos. Really helpful thank you :)
i appreciate these so much. you're a legend
worth the watch!!!
Thankyou for your tutorials spending your time you really have helped me a lot god bless you man
Using FPC/drum machine is a better approach as we can simply replace the samples in the kit at any time and the MIDI just works as-is with the new samples across the project giving more control. Plus, a drum machine gives a far more control on programming and sound designing the samples, layers, velocity, panning, volume, etc. A drum machine is technically a collection/array of samplers.
Whereas with samples laid directly on the Playlist, if we want to change the sample of the kick with another sample in the project, we would be replacing all the instances of the kick samples manually.
You are an unbelievable teacher. Thanks so much
Great video! [I am an intermediate FL Studio user] . I use FPC almost all the time. Even though I have Shredder in Kontakt. I've never liked how Shredder doesn't label the kicks etc; FPC nicely does. I use the third method [FPC patterns] here; I agree that there's a lot of meat in doing that such as automation tracks.
Thx, Michael, you're the best! (Btw, he looks like a Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård)
Thanks for your basic videos 😊
Regards from Turkey...
Remarkable and very educational videos. Good stuff.
You tha Man. Thank you for the Tutorials......and keep em comin
As always, great job, and thank you.
What up Mike? 3:35 I've been looking for that for a long time, how to separate into patterns, Yep!!! Thanx bro. 💯💯
Your videos are helping me so much, thank you kindly
thank you I enjoy your class
excellent work, bro!!
Holy Mike! I learn more and more of you thanks
Awesome video. I haven’t used FL for almost 10 years. I may be switching back over from Reason.
You can still use reason vst in fl.
This is perfectly detailed thank you so much
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where can i down loade your projecttemplate? i can't find it
th-cam.com/video/V5Lj6M1mdmI/w-d-xo.html
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
Very clear - well done!
Great one as always!
Awesome vid, thanks
Man, you are the best!! Thanks so much for this essential info.
Thanks bro. Plz upload video on isolation of vocals from song
Great tutorial
Fantastic video
thank you so much oh my god for all these videos
my fav teacher
Dont forget that when you use FPC, and you want to replace a sample by dragging and dropping. You must first delete that sample on the FPC first and then drag and drop. 👍
thanks man, this was great.
thank you brother you are doin great
so easy to understand, thank you .
Great videos btw! I wish you have a step by step video guide for dummies like me to setup electric drums in using fpc then how to record and save the file:)
this was infromative. Thanks for sharing :)
thankyou for this dude.
Awesome as usual, thank you!
Great video. Really helpful.
Wow im so happy watching this video thank good 😘😘😘
wow i love this u really helped me
Thanks for the great introduction into drum tracks! Super helpful.
I couldn't find a reference in the video description for the template mentioned at @10:10. Is it still available somewhere? Thanks for sharing.
Great video.
very nice tips boss