Created by Tomas George and Ian Alexander
Course curriculum
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1
Introduction and Getting Started
- A Quick Overview of the FL Studio Interface
- Before we get Started
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2
FL Studio 20 - Crash Course Beginners Section
- Channel Rack - Brief Look FREE PREVIEW
- Playlist - Brief Look
- Piano Roll - Brief Look
- Mixer
- FL Studio Tricks + Tips - Drums and Bass
- MIDI Recording, Quantizing + Velocity - Brief Look
- Basic Arranging + Cloning Patterns
- Mixing and Exporting - Brief Look
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First Look at FL Studio
- Channel Rack Overview FREE PREVIEW
- Patterns Overview FREE PREVIEW
- Playlist Overview
- Piano Roll Overview - Part 1: Tools
- Piano Roll Overview - Part 2: More Features
- Mixer Overview - Part 1: Interface
- Mixer Overview - Part 2: Routing and Organization
- Browser Overview - Part 1
- Browser Overview - Part 2: More Features
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4
Setting up, Recording and Editing MIDI
- Setting up a MIDI Device
- Setting up a MIDI Device - More Features
- Recording MIDI
- Quantizing in the Piano Roll
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5
Turning your Ideas into Songs
- Quick Arrangement and First Look at Synthesis
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6
Recording Audio Essentials
- Setting up your Audio Interface
- Recording Audio
- Changing Tempo and Basic Time Stretching
- Loop Recording and Comping
- Punching In
- Basic Audio Editing
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Turning Ideas into a Song
- Channel Rack Routing and Organization
- Basic Synthesis with the 3 Osc Synth
- Cloning a Pattern and Another Look into Synthesis
- Adding a New Lead Part
- Arrangement Continued
- Creating Longer Patterns and Editing Note Properties
- Using the Arpeggiator FREE PREVIEW
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How to Make Beats in FL Studio
- Introduction and Welcome to this Beat Making Section
- Before we get Started - A Quick Look at the Channel Rack
- How to Quickly Create a Drum Beat
- Levels and Panning in the Channel Rack
- Adding the Pattern to the Playlist and Creating a New Pattern
- Organizing our Beat and Project
- Creating a Bass Part in FL Studio
- Writing a Keys Part for our Beat - Before we get Started
- Quickly Writing a Keys Part for our Beat
- How to Add an Arpeggiator to an Instrument in FL Studio
- Quickly Selecting a Synth Part in FL Studio
- Organizing the Channel Rack and Mixer
- How to set up Sidechain Compression in FL Studio
- Sidechain Compression Recap
- Arranging - Part 1: Cloning Patterns
- Using Save As in FL Studio
- Arranging - Part 2: Arranging the Beat into a Song
- Adjusting Volume Levels and Panning + A Quick Look at Reverb in the Mixer
- A Quick Looks at Exporting in FL Studio
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Mixing in FL Studio
- Introduction to the Mixing Section
- Subgroups and Session Organization
- Volume, Panning and Stereo Separation
- Reverb and Delay Sends
- EQ Basics
- Limiting and Exporting your track
- Automation Clips
- Automation Clips - More Features
- Creating Groups FREE PREVIEW
- Delay 2
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10
Compression
- Compression Introduction
- Compression More Controls
- How to use a Compressor
- More Compression Features: Sidechain Compression, Sustain + Curve
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11
Beginners Guide To Mastering
- Mastering PT 1 - Preparing your track, Glue Compression + Saturation
- Mastering PT 2 - EQ
- Mastering PT 3 - Stereo Widening, Multiband Compression and Limiting
- Mastering PT 4 - Checking Loudness
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12
FL Studio Synths
- Flex Instrument
- Flex Instrument - Part 2
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13
Using the FPC Drum Machine
- FPC - Part 1 : Overview of the Main Interface FREE PREVIEW
- FPC - Part 2 : Pad Options + Controls
- FPC - Part 3 : ADSR Envelopes
- FPC in Action - Part 1 : Building a Kit
- FPC in Action - Part 2 : Creating + Recording Beats
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15
Monitoring, Headphones and Room Treatment Tips Discussion
- Part 1 - Things to consider when Buying Headphones
- Part 2 - Things to Consider when Buying Studio Monitors
- Part 3 - Things to consider when setting up your Studio Monitors
- Part 4 - Room treatment Tips
- The Room EQ Wizard YouTube Tutorial mentioned in Part 4 video
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16
Thanks and Bye
- Thanks and Bye
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