If you’re a beginner, it’s essential to understand the FL Studio basics first. Now go in and add a different pan setting for each note.In this lesson, you will learn how to make automation clips in FL Studio with third-party plugins, like Sylenth1, Serum or Massive. Go to the upper right and choose Piano Roll > 3x Osc > Pan under the Note properties. Program or record in a pattern and then go to the Piano roll window for this track. Add this as an instrument to the channel rack. Let’s demonstrate this using the 3 x Osc instrument.
These come in handy when working with FL’s instruments. And then you have some extra note properties. So for example you can go in and pan each note from a note level, so you have precise control of each note value. You’ll see you have your note velocity and note pan properties. Go back to the top right and look under the note properties here. You can use F7 to show and hide the Piano roll. With Per Note editing you can make automation changes at the note level, so each time a different note is played you can assign a different value. And when you start adding extra instruments you’ll see extra controls options appearing here depending on the instrument. You’ll see the other channel control you can edit is panning. Then on the popup menu that launches, select ‘Create automation clip. I'm going to use the Channel Rack volume knob.
You could either right-click on the snare volume on the Channel Rack, or right-click on the volume fader of the snare track in the mixer window. Let's say you wanted to add an automation clip for the volume on your snare channel. Let's see how to automate the volume on a track for example. Automation clipsĪutomation clips are simple to create in FL Studio, and you can automate almost any parameter in FL, be it your effects, instruments or third-party effects and instruments. Let’s take a look at how to use these automation techniques. In this article we'll look at some different options you have around automation using: automation clips, channel automation editing or per note automation, each with their unique benefits. Whether it be audio routing, instrument assigning, step sequencing or pattern programming. There’s always more than one way to go about doing something. One thing I like about FL Studio is how open and flexible it is.
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