#1 = 0:54 Setting up a template to open every time you open FL Studio #2 = 2:51 Duplicate your arrangement to try different ideas within one project #3 = 3:36 Quickly color your channel rack using a gradient #4 = 4:21 Use the chop tool to quickly change sustained notes to rhythmic notes #5 = 4:51 Making a reverse reverb using Edison #6 = 5:37 Use the save new version function #7 = 6:15 Automating a send to get perfect delays #8 = 7:14 Control multiple plugins using one automation clip #9 = 8:13 Copying automation clip states to get same curve #10 = 9:07 Use the "insert space" function to create more room in your project easy #11 = 9:35 Use the data folder in each project to properly store recording and renders #12 = 10:30 Make quick arps using chords through the Fruity Wrapper Settings #13 = 10:53 Make quick arps using chords in the piano roll for more control #14 = 11:14 Use the volume multiplier instead of channel volume #15 = 12:05 Copying over FX chains to new track quickly #16 = 12:28 Audition samples with the scroll wheel on your mouse #17 = 12:54 Make sure to hit F12 from time to time to close unneeded windows #18 = 13:34 Switch on smart disable for all plugins to reduce CPU load #19 = 14:05 Group and hide all automation clips with their main track #20 = 15:01 Use Shift + G to group all sounds together to move them around with ease
@happy pibble I've been on Ableton and Logic and I just enjoy FL's piano roll and midi editing a LOT more, and I also like the arrangement view and patterns etc. the workflow just works for me, mixer routing and so on as well and the way you can easily link anything to anything to modulate
@happy pibble The comment was mostly a joke. I personally like the piano roll and freedom to put anything anywhere in the playlist. Other daws like ableton might be better for live performance or pro tools for audio recording. These days most mainstream daws are quite good so it is just a matter of finding one that suits your needs.
Great to see other producers being very organised, too :). Btw when grouping playlist tracks together, just right click and press "g" instead of selecting it from the drop down menue. Also for inserting a new track just right click and press "i". That'll speed up things a lot! :)
I've been using FL since version 8, I think. You've just taught me so many things that I didn't know about FL Studio. Thanks a lot man. Keep on going, you are amazing! :)
@@Ryos Hey something that has just came to my attention: When you want to copy/paste a automation clip state, you don't need to go via the top left corner and articulator. There is a symbol like a jaw spanner in the upper right of the automation clip settings where you can do the copy/paste state directly. I think it is a bit easier that way, but just my opionion ;)
DUDE, ive been producing for over 10 years and you STILL taught me like 5 new things. Good shit man thank you so much, keep vids like this coming, whenever you learn something new just make another 5-10 new tips per video every month or so trust me.
when he said "I'll show you the song" i wasn't ready, my monitors flooded my house at 3 am full of nothing but straight heat.... my dad woke up and wasn't even mad
Dude thank you so much for the tips. At 9:02 "Insert Space" is a blessing. It can also be done with CTRL & Insert (or Delete), once the area is highlighted.
Love this guy, right to the point without wasting any time! This video is gold, even for people who think they know everything about FL already. Keep up the great work dog!
Smart Disable Plugins is useful for more than saving CPU. Some plugins create persistent sounds whenever they are active, so that your open project will generate noise even when your track isn't playing. As soon as I saw this tip I knew this was the answer. I went and tried it right away, and it solves this irritating issue. Thanks you!
For the delay you can also automate the on/off button instead of the knob, if you go under 50% (off) it will kill the delay and ignore input until you put it on again.
I’ll try that! I think I tried in FL 12 to do that a few years ago and it didn’t work. I’ll try it again now though hopefully that works cause that’ll be much easier
Trust me Man, Literally nobody has done such type of video on FL studio till now on youtube, All the information is very useful and practical. Implementing these things will definitely gonna save your time and level your production up.
Ryos I literally have no words! Fkn amazing . And that drop was so lit! And Ryos you can copy Automation curves more easily. Instead of going to the drop-down menu everytime you double-click the automation, just click the wrench icon in the right side of the automation window. There you can copy and paste automation curves. Another tip is that we can easily make lfos. Double click the automation to get the window and then click the lfos option in the left side. You can adjust skew, amount speed and the rate. Lastly, for audio tracks we can create a quick volume automation. Click in the wave looking icon in the top left of the audio clip in the playlist (not double click) and on the options there is an option for automation and you can automate the volume and panning. Good thing is that the automation is automatically adjusted to the length of the audio clip in the playlist.
Man. THANK YOU for this video. I'm sure many FL Studio users have experienced 'losing' recorded audio clips due to how the files are stored. Hopefully I'll never again feel the frustration of loading a project with 50 chopped samples that FL Studio can't find.
Very helpful tips! Thanks!! Also a great tip i would like to give aswell is to use reverse toms consistently when you want an impact on the bass/kick, Since it's a low element reversing it can give a really cool effect and impact
A little shortcut for copying the automation state, instead of going into the parameters window you can just right click the automation symbol in the top left of the pattern; and all the articulation tools are right there. As someone who’s only been using FL for about a year now, this video was phenomenal and invaluable; thank you so much!
Oh my god the multiple arrangement feature will save my life in the coming days; setup an arrangement for each section of the song repeated 4 times, and play it 4 times... choose the best of the 4 takes all in one go. Wanna try a different instrument for the chorus? Boom. Plug it in, hit record, then play. Done. Thanks so much, these tips were great!
Ryos can't no longer comment on your videos bro but the only 2 things i wanna tell you is We Love You & We wish you all the best luck and success abundantly may God bless you for what you are doing for you much love bro💝
3:32 You can also select multiple channels and rename them all the same thing for if u have multiple chords for example. Then it'll say "Chords", "Chords #2", "Chords #3", etc. 4:35 the chop tool isn't bad but you can't do triplets that way. So what i do is i set the grid to whatever i wanna cut it by (like 1/2) and press ctrl + u. Plus, if it sounds bad, you can just group em back together with ctrl +.g. 5:08 U don't have to open up Edison. If you're as lazy as me and can't wait for Edison to record it. U can just consolidate it with ctrl + alt + c. 8:48 Why waste a second of your life going to the top left corner and having to hit articulator when you could save time by clicking the wrench and "copy state" being right there? 13:33 Another way to reduce CPU load is consolidating everything (i.e. consolidating your serum lead melody) Audio Clips put barely any stress on my pc, from my experiences so far. Thanks btw, learned a lot from this ❤🔥
Great tips dude!! I love that hiding automations tip by grouping it with the affected sound! Never thought of that before but it definitely works like a charm and keeps projects much cleaner.
Didn't know there was so much more fl studio could do. Thanks for sharing. Could you share a tutorial on tips on how to expand on a melody? One of my early biggest challenges, and one I still face occasionally, is having an approach to develop a loop into a complete song.
Wow thank you, this is actually really helpful! Would be also really cool if you had every tip with a timestamp in the description so I could just come back to the video when I forgot something haha
For 5 years I've been using towers upon towers of automation clips doing the same thing for different sounds. Always thought it was possible to link multiple sounds to a single automation clip but I never knew how. Thanks a ton
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#1 = 0:54 Setting up a template to open every time you open FL Studio
#2 = 2:51 Duplicate your arrangement to try different ideas within one project
#3 = 3:36 Quickly color your channel rack using a gradient
#4 = 4:21 Use the chop tool to quickly change sustained notes to rhythmic notes
#5 = 4:51 Making a reverse reverb using Edison
#6 = 5:37 Use the save new version function
#7 = 6:15 Automating a send to get perfect delays
#8 = 7:14 Control multiple plugins using one automation clip
#9 = 8:13 Copying automation clip states to get same curve
#10 = 9:07 Use the "insert space" function to create more room in your project easy
#11 = 9:35 Use the data folder in each project to properly store recording and renders
#12 = 10:30 Make quick arps using chords through the Fruity Wrapper Settings
#13 = 10:53 Make quick arps using chords in the piano roll for more control
#14 = 11:14 Use the volume multiplier instead of channel volume
#15 = 12:05 Copying over FX chains to new track quickly
#16 = 12:28 Audition samples with the scroll wheel on your mouse
#17 = 12:54 Make sure to hit F12 from time to time to close unneeded windows
#18 = 13:34 Switch on smart disable for all plugins to reduce CPU load
#19 = 14:05 Group and hide all automation clips with their main track
#20 = 15:01 Use Shift + G to group all sounds together to move them around with ease
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@@univers7033 hhhhhhh
Thanks for saving me 16 minutes. :)
@@KKAltair u r welcome bro
maaaan it took me two years to learn most of these by myself and you’re giving them away for free! really grateful for what you do for us!
My pleasure man 🙏🏼
that's the best tips video i ever seen. All the other videos tell tips that i already know. Thanks ryos
Damn thanks man! Glad it helped
He's smooth and straight to the point
@@cokestraw1055 yes 👍👍
@@Ryos Is there a way to randomize all timing and velocity in piano roll? To make things sound more human
@@heinrichsmit2 use the alt + R key in piano roll
In all my time using FL I never knew about insert space somehow. I might have wasted hours of my life moving blocks. Great tip video man!
Haha same here i am moving blocks for 8 years straught now
This is the one that made me go wow!
The legend that created glorious morning 🌄
Honestly lmao
omg the legend himself
Appreciate the video bro ❤️
Tip #1 0:53
Tip #2 2:48
Tip #3 3:33
Tip #4 4:17
Tip #5 4:49
Tip #6 5:37
Tip #7 6:15
Tip #8 7:12
Tip #9 8:11
Tip #10 9:02
Tip #11 9:32
Tip #12 10:29
Tip #13 10:52
Tip #14 11:14
Tip #15 12:04
Tip #16 12:28
Tip #17 12:52
Tip #18 13:34
Tip #19 14:05
Tip #20 14:57
This list needs titles so we can remember the tips
Copy the list and add the titles
Most useless list I've seen haha
I have been working in FL studio for 10 years and I have been using this software so inefficiently. Thank you so much
7:25 when his voice changed pitch while he said pitch I died laughing 😂😂😂
And his eyes widened at the same time im crying i cant take this 😂😂😂
listened to this way too often since this timestamp is too accurate 😂😂
omgggg 😂😂😂😂
Lol the second i heard that i scrolled down the comments to see if someone said anything about it
@@alonc00 😂😂
FL Studio is the best DAW!
😏🤪
Yee boiii forever ❤️❤️❤️
@happy pibble I've been on Ableton and Logic and I just enjoy FL's piano roll and midi editing a LOT more, and I also like the arrangement view and patterns etc. the workflow just works for me, mixer routing and so on as well and the way you can easily link anything to anything to modulate
@happy pibble The comment was mostly a joke. I personally like the piano roll and freedom to put anything anywhere in the playlist. Other daws like ableton might be better for live performance or pro tools for audio recording. These days most mainstream daws are quite good so it is just a matter of finding one that suits your needs.
*That FL 20.6 update though, just keeps getting better.*
bro that trap drop is pure heat 🔥🔥🔥
ZHEKE Official ayeeee thanks bro!
@@Ryos please make a tutorial on how you did it! ♥️
What's the song btw????
Actually awesome tips :) Hopefully I remember to use some of them next time I am making a track.
I know how to use fl studio because of u.. Ur video are awesome! Thanks you.. I even upload my song on yt 🤣🤣
pratice them on a template to encorporate them more in your memory
woah, a wild arcade! much love mang
been using fl since 2008 and there's still new thing to learn about, THANKS!
Great to see other producers being very organised, too :). Btw when grouping playlist tracks together, just right click and press "g" instead of selecting it from the drop down menue. Also for inserting a new track just right click and press "i". That'll speed up things a lot! :)
This is amazing. So many practical tips that I wasn’t aware of especially regarding organizing ❤ thanks!
FL Studio power user for 4 years now. This was about 80% useful to me. Thank you!
I've been using FL since version 8, I think. You've just taught me so many things that I didn't know about FL Studio. Thanks a lot man. Keep on going, you are amazing! :)
Damn that’s awesome! Glad I can help :)
@@Ryos Hey something that has just came to my attention: When you want to copy/paste a automation clip state, you don't need to go via the top left corner and articulator. There is a symbol like a jaw spanner in the upper right of the automation clip settings where you can do the copy/paste state directly. I think it is a bit easier that way, but just my opionion ;)
There are actually a lot of great tips here that I haven't heard about in my years of producing music. Thanks a lot!!
Even school doesnt teach things this practically. Thank you again my brother 😭❤️🙏
Beautiful man, you're the only one who could help me, I watched 8 videos and yours was the only one that saved me
DUDE, ive been producing for over 10 years and you STILL taught me like 5 new things. Good shit man thank you so much, keep vids like this coming, whenever you learn something new just make another 5-10 new tips per video every month or so trust me.
Been using FL for 5 years and this was still so helpful
God bless you for all these tips man 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🔥💯
Gotchu man!
I've been using FL for years and even I learned some stuff today 👏 👏 👏
Thanks for making this fam, you've been a big help
I just learned 3 of your tips that are going to save up so much time and stress for my future of producing music. Thankyou soo fing much
I'm having a blast here in 2022. Thank you for these awesome tips. Happy New Year.
when he said "I'll show you the song" i wasn't ready, my monitors flooded my house at 3 am full of nothing but straight heat.... my dad woke up and wasn't even mad
Thanks bro you are a professional
Dude thank you so much for the tips. At 9:02 "Insert Space" is a blessing. It can also be done with CTRL & Insert (or Delete), once the area is highlighted.
Love this guy, right to the point without wasting any time! This video is gold, even for people who think they know everything about FL already. Keep up the great work dog!
Much love my man thank you!
Smart Disable Plugins is useful for more than saving CPU. Some plugins create persistent sounds whenever they are active, so that your open project will generate noise even when your track isn't playing. As soon as I saw this tip I knew this was the answer. I went and tried it right away, and it solves this irritating issue. Thanks you!
For the delay you can also automate the on/off button instead of the knob, if you go under 50% (off) it will kill the delay and ignore input until you put it on again.
I’ll try that! I think I tried in FL 12 to do that a few years ago and it didn’t work. I’ll try it again now though hopefully that works cause that’ll be much easier
@@Ryos I use it all the time to kill reverb so it should work with delays aswell.
Perfect! Very useful tipps!!! Thanks
Trust me Man, Literally nobody has done such type of video on FL studio till now on youtube, All the information is very useful and practical. Implementing these things will definitely gonna save your time and level your production up.
Thanks😄 really helpful ♥️
Ryos I literally have no words! Fkn amazing . And that drop was so lit! And Ryos you can copy Automation curves more easily. Instead of going to the drop-down menu everytime you double-click the automation, just click the wrench icon in the right side of the automation window. There you can copy and paste automation curves. Another tip is that we can easily make lfos. Double click the automation to get the window and then click the lfos option in the left side. You can adjust skew, amount speed and the rate.
Lastly, for audio tracks we can create a quick volume automation. Click in the wave looking icon in the top left of the audio clip in the playlist (not double click) and on the options there is an option for automation and you can automate the volume and panning. Good thing is that the automation is automatically adjusted to the length of the audio clip in the playlist.
Glad you liked it!! And great additional tips, thank you
The Single Guy Who really helps the beginners in Fl Studio . Thanks Buddy
Everything works flawlessly
Man.. I've been using Fl Studio for 9 years and I still learn new things everyday. Thank you!
Hello what version of fl studio you use..thanks
@@aishagibbs3615 FL Studio 20
3:45 Sort by track number. That's exactly what I needed. Thanks
i love when he tests it out for us
This works. Recommended to try this out. Thanks a lot for your help
Man. THANK YOU for this video. I'm sure many FL Studio users have experienced 'losing' recorded audio clips due to how the files are stored. Hopefully I'll never again feel the frustration of loading a project with 50 chopped samples that FL Studio can't find.
Very helpful tips! Thanks!!
Also a great tip i would like to give aswell is to use reverse toms consistently when you want an impact on the bass/kick, Since it's a low element reversing it can give a really cool effect and impact
There' s a shortcut for the chop tool in the piano roll, it's Alt + u
Oh shit thanks for pointing that out!
Just downloaded and installed FL studio, coming from ProTools, this looks like a HUUUUGE upgrade lol
Arush Pashenna ProTools is good for straight up mixing and such but FL and Ableton are kings of producing
Enjoy bro, FL is god tier
Me too, from Pro Tools.
A little shortcut for copying the automation state, instead of going into the parameters window you can just right click the automation symbol in the top left of the pattern; and all the articulation tools are right there. As someone who’s only been using FL for about a year now, this video was phenomenal and invaluable; thank you so much!
Sick beat Mr producer
man you are amaizing
❤️
Thank u bro , u helped all the music lovers including me ,thank u 👌👌🙂🙂
Oh my god the multiple arrangement feature will save my life in the coming days; setup an arrangement for each section of the song repeated 4 times, and play it 4 times... choose the best of the 4 takes all in one go. Wanna try a different instrument for the chorus? Boom. Plug it in, hit record, then play. Done. Thanks so much, these tips were great!
Ryos can't no longer comment on your videos bro but the only 2 things i wanna tell you is We Love You & We wish you all the best luck and success abundantly may God bless you for what you are doing for you much love bro💝
Much love man, appreciate the kind words! Why can’t you comment anymore though?
Pumped for that new song on Friday! Keep those bangers coming!🔥🔥🔥
Will do 🔥🔥
#2 and #3 are probably the most useful for me and I completely did not know of that at all
3:32 You can also select multiple channels and rename them all the same thing for if u have multiple chords for example. Then it'll say "Chords", "Chords #2", "Chords #3", etc.
4:35 the chop tool isn't bad but you can't do triplets that way.
So what i do is i set the grid to whatever i wanna cut it by (like 1/2) and press ctrl + u. Plus, if it sounds bad, you can just group em back together with ctrl +.g.
5:08 U don't have to open up Edison. If you're as lazy as me and can't wait for Edison to record it. U can just consolidate it with ctrl + alt + c.
8:48 Why waste a second of your life going to the top left corner and having to hit articulator when you could save time by clicking the wrench and "copy state" being right there?
13:33 Another way to reduce CPU load is consolidating everything (i.e. consolidating your serum lead melody) Audio Clips put barely any stress on my pc, from my experiences so far.
Thanks btw, learned a lot from this ❤🔥
You can do triplets with the chop tool by changing the beat to 1/6 beats in the piano roll
@@koolkrieg oh.... nice
Absolutely awesome tips! Thanks heaps my man!
I didn't know this video existed! Thanks bro! Really grateful.
One of the best tutorial I've seen , thanx!
This is among the best FL tips video that I've come across. Straight to the point. THANK YOU
That color grid is gonna help me organize my projects so much better
Thanks man!! You've earned my respect
Bro most the tips are new to me. Finally some reall tips. Thanks
Great tips Ryos. Thanks a lot for this video
Great tips dude!! I love that hiding automations tip by grouping it with the affected sound! Never thought of that before but it definitely works like a charm and keeps projects much cleaner.
Dope thanks bro!
That great...I've learn more from this...thank you very much
Didn't know there was so much more fl studio could do. Thanks for sharing. Could you share a tutorial on tips on how to expand on a melody? One of my early biggest challenges, and one I still face occasionally, is having an approach to develop a loop into a complete song.
Love your tips really helpful to work faster...
Best tips video eveeer, thank you Ryos!!!!
Wow. This was very useful. Very few producers besides busyworks drop knowledge like u did
This will save me a lot of time. Thank you so much
Wow thank you, this is actually really helpful! Would be also really cool if you had every tip with a timestamp in the description so I could just come back to the video when I forgot something haha
Glad to hear that!! I’ll try to do that next time :)
watching 500 videos on fl tips this is by far no BS actually useful tips. Thank you brother. Subbed !!
3 mins in already learned something new
Thanks for the free software, it makes your search a lot easier
The best tips for FL online !
Nice. Thanks a lot actually. It worked, you explained it well. Thank you
I see Ryos tutorials, I press like! 😍
You're a lifesaver... Thank you so much
These tips are golden!! Recommended video for FL Studio Beginners...👍🏻
Thanks!!
This video really helped me. Thank you very much!
Wow...I didn't know some of those tricks existed. Thanks for sharing them
Gotchu 👊🏼
Awesome tips. Thanks for this
Thank you so much for these tips!!!
That song you used for context sounds amazing! Definitely peaked my interest when you press play. I need to hear more of it!! 🤯🤯
Ayeee thank you
For 5 years I've been using towers upon towers of automation clips doing the same thing for different sounds. Always thought it was possible to link multiple sounds to a single automation clip but I never knew how. Thanks a ton
I know these tips can be helpful to avoid wasting many times but I should keep practicing! What a good tip that I learned from you. Thank you!
there were some useful to me and some weren't. thank you very much!
Great video! some really helpful tips
Big ups from the UK appreciate this video bro
I just hit the subscribed button bro
Logc user here,but i love watching your tutorials!
OMG ITS WORKED. Guys it really worked. Thank you
Thank you! I've subscribed and this video is Awesome! I didn't know a lot of these features!
Excellent! Great help, thanks!
By far one of the best videos on FL studio ive ever seen.
GREAT tips man thanks a lot!
#2 indeed really helped my workflow
Insane tutorial as always legend
Fantastic stuff! I had to re-watch some things several times as you go so FAST!!
Thank you so much for these tips, love from India!!!
Awesome Tips and Tricks