Synopsis "Fl Studio Cookbook"
Over 40 recipes to help you master the art of music production with FL StudioKey FeaturesSet up your own Digital Audio Workstation to create studio-quality music productionsBuild your song with rhythm, sampling, vocals, guitar, and a multitude of sounds while mixing and organizing your projectThe concepts presented in this book are explained in a very practical manner with clear instructions to be followed in order to complete each taskBook DescriptionDeveloped by the Belgian company Image-Line, FL Studio is a top-of-the-range digital audio workstation. FL Studio is used to make your own style of songs and share them with your friends, family, and the world.This book shows you how to create music in various genres including but not limited to indie rock, pop, hip-hop, and experimental. You will learn the exact steps that you need to take while setting up your personal studio, composing music, adding effects, and making a high-quality music production. You will learn how to build drum beats, layer your song with harmonies and vocals, and mix sounds like a professional engineer. All in all, this book clarifies how to make a quality music production in the digital age.What you will learnCreate rhythms for your specific music genre with kicks, sub-bass, hi-hats, snares, various percussion sounds, and FXAdd harmonies such as piano, guitar, synths, strings, and bass lines to your projectMix your music with effects such as reverb, delay, equalization, filters, volume, panning, and other essential tools Automate your music project to build suspense and interest in listenersDiscover sounds, virtual instruments, and digital plugins on the InternetSample older music from songs that inspire youTable of ContentsConfiguring FL StudioUsing BrowserWorking with the Step Sequencer and ChannelsBuilding Your SongUsing the PlaylistUsing the FL Studio Mixer and Recording AudioSampling Using EdisonExporting and Rendering Your ProjectHumanizing Your SongRecording AutomationRewiring Reason to FL StudioYour Rights as a Composer and Copyrights
