Last time we talked about how to get started with FL Studio's mixer and routing all of your audio. While this is always good and helpful, at some point you...

You heard of FL Studio and how it is an awesome sequencing program so you decided to take the plunge and buy it. You fire it up and realize, "I have no idea...

FL Studio's mixer has four dedicated send tracks as well as the ability to use any other track as a send. This is fine for most purposes, but forces you to...

Bitcrushing is a great way to add some lofi crunchiness to your tracks, although it can be difficult to control. Dither can help fine-tune the bitcrushing...

Image-Line's Slicex makes it easy to modify and mangle your chopped-up audio with envelopes, LFOs and parameter randomization, but you may have missed how...

With three equally important focal points, this tutorial series will initiate you each of these areas of dubstep and how to start producing your own grooves....

Gated reverb is a fun effect to use on drums, but is usually implemented as a parallel process using a send from one mixer track into another. With Patcher...

While FL Studio's native convolution plugin is usually used for reverb, it can also be used to create interesting delay effects quickly and intuitively. With...

Although it's quite easy to amass thousands of drum samples through the Internet, it can be fun and rewarding to make your own entirely from scratch. Sytrus...

If you're getting started with audio production, it won't be long before you have to start making decisions. These decisions will potentially cost you lots...

A great way to improve your productions is by studying professionally mixed and mastered tracks. This can be done by loading a song similar to yours (i.e. a...

Twice a month we revisit some of our reader favorite posts from throughout the history of Audiotuts+. This tutorial was first published in August 2008. It...