In this tutorial we are going to cover how to use FL Studio's chord tool to make putting chords in much easier. Reading a chord name is relatively easy but...

Quantizing is often used to adjust the timing of notes in a MIDI performance, but in this tutorial we'll be looking at how to use quantizing to adjust the...

If you're looking for some tips on ways to speed up your music production, this article covers six effective techniques that will make finding sounds,...

FL Studio is a DAW with a pattern-based philosophy and a unique workflow. It started life as a MIDI drum editor in 1998, and has gained features over the...

FL Studio (formerly "Fruityloops") is a DAW by Image-Line currently only available for Windows. The program's strength is its pattern-based philosophy which...

Playlist clips in FL Studio can be sliced up and rearranged, which is an easy way to add fills and syncopated variations to drums. Once we have some...

FL Studio comes with pretty much everything you need to make most sounds, but there might be something else you like to use, like an audio editor or some...

Using reverse drum hits is a great way to enhance a drum pattern or mix things up in an arrangement because it reuses the existing sounds, creates tension,...

Everybody loves MIDI controllers. They're so much fun, some people buy a few of them. Before version 9, FL Studio used all connected MIDI controllers to...

Freezing. Bouncing. Rendering tracks. Whatever you call it, it is a useful part of music production because it allows you to free up CPU power for more...

In my experience with music software I've come to the conclusion that FL Studio (despite being disapproved by most of the music producers) is an excellent...

Have you ever wanted to cut a kick drum out of a loop but found it difficult to do so without bringing the other instruments with it?