Using the FL Studio Fruity Slicer

Pt. 10 of 10 | 2:37 |

Feel the Beat with FL Studio

Friday September 11, 2009

Andrew Carr delves into some of the more advanced

FL Studio tips and tricks

to round out our 10 part

FL Studio video how to series

. These tips make it easy to create patterns from loops and even

beat-match different samples and loops in FL Studio

. These tips are guaranteed to launch your music career. Guarantee not guaranteed. If you do go multi-platinum though, remember where you got your start though, OK?

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Show Notes

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and follow along with this tutorial series

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- Open the Fruity Slicer by inserting a new channel into the step sequencer and selecting Fruity Slicer as the source.

- Click the sample load button to bring in a sample you've downloaded or recorded earlier. There are lots of samples available in the

FL Studio directories

.

- You can choose to play the loop normally, reverse it, randomize it, flatten, set pitch up or down and more.

- Select normal to remove your changes.

- To match sample loop speed, clone the slicer you created, select flatten (groove). Replace the cloned slicer with any other synth.

- Erase and shift notes from the cloned synth to get create a nice beat.

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