ive mostly squeezed as much out of fl studio as i can but this video has really opened my eyes. i thought something like widening specific frequencies was just something i couldnt do without ozone, cheers
Understanding patcher will help a lot when you get into using studio consoles, aux sends, inserts etc. Learning how to use a patchbay is very beneficial
I've been using FL for more than 20 years. Did a lot of experimenting and playing around in the beginning, but you quickly find some routines that works and gets the job done. Just recently discovered patcher and boy, is that a gamechanger. It makes a lot of what I used to do much easier. This is a great overview and tutorial and at the same time shows an easy way to sidechained reverb. Nice job !
Omfg... Im VERY glad I got a chance to see this video on patcher... I was definitely intimidated by it because of my lack of knowledge but now I can't wait to try out all the different sounds with using Patcher... TY!!
Wow it looks really interesting, kind of remind me of Reaktor's rack(?) system which allows to build some kind of stuff. But here it looks really easy to work with. I've been dealing with Mixcraft for 8 years but when I see that kind of stuff... it makes me want to check FL.
I've been using FL for 5 years now, and patcher is great... But I rarely get to use it. I'm heavily limited since I'm not actually sure how to get information in *or out* of patcher. Like, when you showed that sidechained reverb, how would I even link an automation line to any of those dials, like a normal plugin? How do I get a peak controller to affect what's happening inside patcher? How to I get a controller inside patcher to link to something *outside* patcher? I'm sure I could find a way eventually, but setting aside a bunch of time to work out all the nuances can be a little frustrating. Edit: fixed typo
If you are asking how to link patcher to a midi controller, here is one way. Create a knob like he did. Right click. Select activate. Then right-click again and select link to controller. Move a knob on your controller and then they should be linked.
Hey Max, great tutorial. I was wondering, it looks as if you record your voice after doing the video. How do you figure out the timing between how long between each event you are doing in the video, and what you say? This is something I struggle with. I would ideally like to make, quick to the point videos, as you do, where the information flows seamlessly.
Can you please explain how to do an inverse relation between a surface knob and its mapped knob inside one of the devices? I mean, so that if you turn a surface knob up, then the device knob goes down...
There are a lot of ways to do this but the simplest way would be to have a formula controller with the formula "1-a", then making the surface knob modulate the "a parameter" and having the output of the formula controller modulate the knob you want to control.
Зачем так всё усложнять через патчер, если можно создать пару автоматизаций или так же через стандартный миди-макрос FL управлять ревербом, эквализацией и тд. ?
Max Samuel You are basically saying DAW is Better than DAW. They have the same purpose but other workflow and program. But the are BOTH usefull for making music
@@simstudiosofficial yes cuz I been using Daws since the days of FL3, Cakewalk, Nuendo, Cubase, Reason & Protools. Each has its own sound color but I find FL a lot user friendly especially for beginners.
As someone who has experience with 3D softwares (Blender and 3DS Max), I really love this kind of approach to making music. Also in the 3d graphics world, they're called nodes...
Something i'm having trouble with: let say i put on a patcher in mixer, seperated the signal into 2 and put a peak controller after one of them to capture their peak value. Is it possible to output its value to outside of the patcher? i couldn't find a way
A few days back I made a patcher preset called Atmo which creates an atmosphere to sounds and thought of sharing it with other producers but you spoiled everything now
Goood one bro ymu r the best ❤ pllz how many pkugins can handle in patcher ???? Is 10 ...1000 ..infiniy ????? In ableton live its thousands in just one chanel ......so in fl studio ...how many plllz ...in the mixer its just 10 ......in cubase its 14 or 16 in logic 16 so patcher how many can accept pkugins ????????🥰
oh yeah, cause i didn't already have enough of the whole nodes thingie in blender, why not put it in the only thing i still enjoy as well....... i'll have to learn all this eventually, won't i?...
Is there a way to update patch knobs in surface gui when you open the plugin and change the values from the inside of the plugin? Like listening for events from internal VST and updating the values in the surface gui, like using a 2way binding. Or is there a way to add presets for a patcher preset?
Hi ¡¡ Thank you so much for your video. What´s the difference between doing this processing in patcher and doing it with a Fruity Send and making the processing in another mixer channel? Is one or the other better? and one thing I see is that you can´t directly pan an effect inside Patcher, what would be the way to do that with this method?
The second musical project I immediately went for patcher the second i heard of it. Node systems are not my first rodeo, courtesy to Blender and Davinci Resolve
ive mostly squeezed as much out of fl studio as i can but this video has really opened my eyes. i thought something like widening specific frequencies was just something i couldnt do without ozone, cheers
Actually you can do that with Maximus (:
Oh ya name one song you produced that hit billboard just one Mr. King of FL Studio
🤔
@@PDHBeatsProductions Yup
@@chronic911 Yeh seriously... he may have "squeezed everything out of fl studio" but has he squeezed everything out of... HIMSELF?!
The minecraft analogy is actually a strong educating tool
👏🎮on
Naw
Facts
one hunnid percent
Very well, he knows today's creatives always had a weak spot for Minecraft
Understanding patcher will help a lot when you get into using studio consoles, aux sends, inserts etc. Learning how to use a patchbay is very beneficial
I've been using FL for more than 20 years. Did a lot of experimenting and playing around in the beginning, but you quickly find some routines that works and gets the job done. Just recently discovered patcher and boy, is that a gamechanger. It makes a lot of what I used to do much easier. This is a great overview and tutorial and at the same time shows an easy way to sidechained reverb. Nice job !
Wow, this is crazy stuff! I love this. Thanks for explaining
Badass stuff we seems to forget 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Congratulations on your 100k 1 mln soon 😍😍😍
Omfg... Im VERY glad I got a chance to see this video on patcher... I was definitely intimidated by it because of my lack of knowledge but now I can't wait to try out all the different sounds with using Patcher... TY!!
Need full track making tutorial from you man. It would be gold for me man please.
We made 2 Full Start to Finish Courses already!
Check the link in Description to learn more :)
This is the best music channel in the world
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for real now bro.. if you only uploaded more often you could use your yt channel as your main job... youre so good at it
I have learned to much from just 2 videos you are so god damn good at giving good tips!
This is super useful! Thanks for sharing
I really really really LOVE THIS..... THANKS ALOT...U DESERVE A SUB.
Omg, this changes everything
Legends play MINECRAFT
ULTRA legends play with PATCHER
Amazing as always!!
Thank you for the information .... Very helpful
Can i get flp of just the one played at 7.37, will be really great!!
This video was a big help showing how advanced patcher can really get thanks for the tips 🙏 help with new ideas 💡 for sound design
this is the reason why this channel is best one on TH-cam ❤️
lmao imagine using patcher on vocals. do you know how much time youre saving ??? Crazy.... thx man
Thank You Brother
Wow it looks really interesting, kind of remind me of Reaktor's rack(?) system which allows to build some kind of stuff. But here it looks really easy to work with. I've been dealing with Mixcraft for 8 years but when I see that kind of stuff... it makes me want to check FL.
congrats on 100k yoo
Thank u so much. I finally get it
Nice Video 👍
Great work bro 👍💪
made generative synthesis with patcher recently
You are the One ❤️❤️❤️
Can´t believe Patcher is a free stock plugin I would probably pay about 150$ to have these features
Where do I get patcher?
@@jeffreywendel7076 Stock plugin of FL Studio. So free if you bought FL Studio
@@thefiddle2958 I looked but I couldn’t find it, is it just called patcher?
@@jeffreywendel7076 Yes press ctrl+f nd type Patcher. Or press f8. Or go to mixer effects channel and browse
Damn this is soooo Helpful for beginner producer like me.
This is amazing!
this is rocket science compared with ableton's channel rack
thats tough!
wtf this is a game changer
I've been using FL for 5 years now, and patcher is great... But I rarely get to use it. I'm heavily limited since I'm not actually sure how to get information in *or out* of patcher. Like, when you showed that sidechained reverb, how would I even link an automation line to any of those dials, like a normal plugin? How do I get a peak controller to affect what's happening inside patcher? How to I get a controller inside patcher to link to something *outside* patcher? I'm sure I could find a way eventually, but setting aside a bunch of time to work out all the nuances can be a little frustrating. Edit: fixed typo
If you are asking how to link patcher to a midi controller, here is one way. Create a knob like he did. Right click. Select activate. Then right-click again and select link to controller. Move a knob on your controller and then they should be linked.
Woow..ok.
Can you make something similar to RC-20 in patcher
Check out another monster production
Some guy made it!
Is it possible to pan the individual sound paths that go out?
Hey Max, great tutorial. I was wondering, it looks as if you record your voice after doing the video. How do you figure out the timing between how long between each event you are doing in the video, and what you say? This is something I struggle with. I would ideally like to make, quick to the point videos, as you do, where the information flows seamlessly.
Can you please explain how to do an inverse relation between a surface knob and its mapped knob inside one of the devices? I mean, so that if you turn a surface knob up, then the device knob goes down...
There are a lot of ways to do this but the simplest way would be to have a formula controller with the formula "1-a", then making the surface knob modulate the "a parameter" and having the output of the formula controller modulate the knob you want to control.
@@somedude4728 this worked out perfectly thank you so much!
@@somedude4728 lol I learned that on my calculus class I finally am using math in the real world hahaha
At 8:00 my mind broke down.
Are you a god or something?
Witch fl studio you use my patcher don't look like that
Зачем так всё усложнять через патчер, если можно создать пару автоматизаций или так же через стандартный миди-макрос FL управлять ревербом, эквализацией и тд. ?
todos los caminos llevan a roma
Unique way of channeling meme to sound
Fl studio teeps
Wow
actually this is p helpful
Kids :- LOVEs MATHS
I LOVE :- MAX
I've never seen patcher in my 2 years of making beats. It looks like audiotool.
Hii somebody please help, am having issues with 20.5 , whenever I click on mixer or channel rack it opens up behind the playlist
On the top left corner of mixer or channel rack, click the arrow type thing for the menu and click detached.
your cpu is probably going crazy.
Man that sidechained reverb inside a patcher is a gamechanger. Thanks for sharing the knowledge!
same dude, i didnt know it was possible
He giving secrets that've been hidden by NASA
Ayyyy 100k subs, clean number ! :D
Explain with minecraft, great service! haha
When you're using patcher in instrument mode "envelope controller" becomes one of the best tools in this DAW
how?
how 2?
Mate , it would interesing of.making a video.of.this
@@ronnimontoya6400 this is basic sound design noobs
@@victorpilao829 noob learn basic synthesis
I was using patcher . Only thing I didn't know was how to map the surface. But now I know it . Thank FL studio tip you are so great 🔥❤️
Now i can play minecraft
You just made me come back to FL Studio, l had completely switched over to Ableton Live 🔥
welcome to heaven again
@lee bukani y? Is Ableton better at somethings than FL?
@@maxsamuel8792 every DAW is pro. You just need the full of it. Both Fl and AL are stars but i use Fl
Max Samuel You are basically saying DAW is Better than DAW. They have the same purpose but other workflow and program. But the are BOTH usefull for making music
@@simstudiosofficial yes cuz I been using Daws since the days of FL3, Cakewalk, Nuendo, Cubase, Reason & Protools. Each has its own sound color but I find FL a lot user friendly especially for beginners.
As someone who has experience with 3D softwares (Blender and 3DS Max), I really love this kind of approach to making music. Also in the 3d graphics world, they're called nodes...
Yes, node-based 3D tools are really fantastic, because they're so non-destructive.
Anyone feel like you have been blind your whole life after watching this video?
I love FL and Image Line! Huge thanks to the team for creating such a complex and very intuitive program :D
This is like using animation nodes but its for music
Something i'm having trouble with: let say i put on a patcher in mixer, seperated the signal into 2 and put a peak controller after one of them to capture their peak value. Is it possible to output its value to outside of the patcher? i couldn't find a way
This is the exact thing I struggle with as well :(
maybe you can try outputting it to a midi port?
I'll make a video of this and send the link in a bit
th-cam.com/video/VwyQQp4fSSs/w-d-xo.html
*Tha fck is a Patcher? XD*
Oh damn, that's actually amazing ;oo
Best explanation. FL Studio with Minecraft, I like it ☺️
So that means you can use 9.509.900.499+ plugins on the mixer in just one project?
But what PC RAM is able to handle that? 😂
On the flip side, Patcher can be pretty cumbersome.
A few days back I made a patcher preset called Atmo which creates an atmosphere to sounds and thought of sharing it with other producers but you spoiled everything now
Bro you are a blessing for the little people
This is definitely the best channel for learning new things about FL Studio
Patcher to istna bestia, ograniczeniem jest tylko użytkownik; z góry gratulacje z okazji 100k subów, ten kanał zasługuje na więcej! :D
Does it saves CPU on patcher?
Thanks man this was very help full 😁😁
its amazing now days i was searching for patcher tutorial and here i get the best mentor
Goood one bro ymu r the best ❤ pllz how many pkugins can handle in patcher ???? Is 10 ...1000 ..infiniy ????? In ableton live its thousands in just one chanel ......so in fl studio ...how many plllz ...in the mixer its just 10 ......in cubase its 14 or 16 in logic 16 so patcher how many can accept pkugins ????????🥰
Awesome video sir ji
oh yeah, cause i didn't already have enough of the whole nodes thingie in blender, why not put it in the only thing i still enjoy as well.......
i'll have to learn all this eventually, won't i?...
Man I love you I’ve been looking for like 45 minutes trying to figure out how to easily sidechain reverb to vocals😭
Funny you referenced Minecraft, I actually thought it reminded me of little big planet 2 (creative mode)
genial bro⚡😍⚡💙
thank you, I didn't understand anything before watching this
Is there a way to update patch knobs in surface gui when you open the plugin and change the values from the inside of the plugin? Like listening for events from internal VST and updating the values in the surface gui, like using a 2way binding. Or is there a way to add presets for a patcher preset?
how's does this affect the CPU compared to using the individual channels ?
Thank you for the video as well 🙏
Actually we CAN blend in a wet signal in the mixer... that's the Mix Level knob on every plugin channel...
oh it's as simple as that huh?
😂🤣💀
Wow. I never really go explore all those plugin. This is really time saver. Will try it on my new project.
Hi ¡¡ Thank you so much for your video. What´s the difference between doing this processing in patcher and doing it with a Fruity Send and making the processing in another mixer channel? Is one or the other better? and one thing I see is that you can´t directly pan an effect inside Patcher, what would be the way to do that with this method?
This is actually the first thing I learned with fl studio because I came from Ableton
Lvl. 4 would be actually using Fruity Convolver instead of the normal reverb. ✌🏻😉
Never like minecraft but like FL studio ahahhahaha
The second musical project I immediately went for patcher the second i heard of it.
Node systems are not my first rodeo, courtesy to Blender and Davinci Resolve
wowwww
Normally i don't touch the "Ratio" when i side chain, i only pull the knee all the way up and play with the threshold. Same results achieved. :D
I should start srsly with FL. Been lacking it for a long time.