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djkaritsu-flp	Date: June 9, 2006 @ 7:10 AM sup yall post up some questions about fl i might not be the FL guru but i can try and answer your questions
TameasDust	Date: June 9, 2006 @ 8:09 AM cool will refer them here
djkaritsu-flp	Date: June 9, 2006 @ 12:32 PM Sounds good
Fraser	Date: June 10, 2006 @ 4:27 PM Hm... Ok. How on earth does Sytrus actually work?!?! I can't figure it out! Just thousands of nobs, and all those other parts of sytrus dont change the sound one bit...
AlexUsual	Date: June 10, 2006 @ 7:58 PM when i start FLstudio 4 it makes the swooshy sound at the beginning and i can audition sounds but when i press play it sez 'waiting for input'. wots happened?
djkaritsu-flp	Date: June 10, 2006 @ 10:38 PM ok for the styrus the nobs i really dont mess with the only thing i noticed will actually mess around with the sound is fx section and main on styrus. about the song not starting next to the metronome which is located next to the little pat screen there is a keyboard that say wait. what it does is when you press play it wont start untill you press any key on the keyboard so to turn it off make sure the little light on the "wait" is off or press "ctrl+I" thats a shortcut for that.
Fraser	Date: June 12, 2006 @ 9:48 PM thanks
imemine	Date: June 12, 2006 @ 9:50 PM What is the meaning of life?
victorsskull	Date: June 12, 2006 @ 9:52 PM if I put them in a bowl and put milk on them will they stay crunchy in the milk or should I eat them as fast as possible
djkaritsu-flp	Date: June 13, 2006 @ 12:58 PM
djkaritsu-flp	Date: June 13, 2006 @ 1:00 PM i like them crunchy but then also soggy iono whatever works for you VIC haha
Bluenevus	Date: June 23, 2006 @ 9:32 PM
Fraser	Date: July 9, 2006 @ 8:00 PM Hm... Where on earth do I find the master compressor?
2step-4eva	Date: July 9, 2006 @ 8:23 PM click the FX button then go to the master fx track, then in one of the 8 slots select a "fruity compressor" you will find it a very fruity snack. as for sytrus i'd say give it a shot at trying to understand, it works on the same principles as lots of other FM synths so if you can use it its useful... personally i cant do that much with it but ive learnt to make little changes to the preset sounds, hopefuly i will be able to make sounds from scratch soon... which will be cool cos its dead versatile and makes really nice rich sounds. as for how it actually works u have to read the help file, its complicated but makes a little bit of sense. i try to just read as little as i can to get started then mess around a lot.
Tumzza	Date: July 23, 2006 @ 6:51 AM I just thot of doin sum music,so i just downloaded a trial of FL,with hope i could find some quick basics of creating a full song before i can get my full install.Any help there?
plungerboy	Date: August 7, 2006 @ 7:47 PM I would really recommend you googling a "fl studio tutorial", as this is could become a painfully long explanation. good luck
green-osiris	Date: August 14, 2006 @ 6:43 AM Hi All, newbie question here - apologies if it's basic FL knowledge - I've only just stepped into the digital realm. Ok..... How do I reduce the fade-out time (decay?) on a sampled sound. For example's sake: Opening a new song, I throw in "FX-Echo Crows" from Sytrus onto the step sequencer's first beat(on a 16B panel). I then drop the pattern ONCE ONLY into the playlist. I choose a random point in time and put a block in (say at position 40) to dictate the time of the whole 'song'. With me ? Cool - I then play the song, and that damn effect continues to resonate until position 20, decays off, then appears again five positions later ! Effectively, I'de like to be able to know a command to make a note (or in this case, a crow) either CHOP or FADE OUT at a specific interval without having to mix it out in the final master (something I haven't even begun to look at!)
green-osiris	Date: August 14, 2006 @ 7:13 AM Hi All, newbie question here - apologies if it's basic FL knowledge - I've only just stepped into the digital realm. Ok..... How do I reduce the fade-out time (decay?) on a sampled sound. For example's sake: Opening a new song, I throw in "FX-Echo Crows" from Sytrus onto the step sequencer's first beat(on a 16B panel). I then drop the pattern ONCE ONLY into the playlist. I choose a random point in time and put a block in (say at position 40) to dictate the time of the whole 'song'. With me ? Cool - I then play the song, and that damn effect continues to resonate until position 20, decays off, then appears again five positions later ! Effectively, I'de like to be able to know a command to make a note (or in this case, a crow) either CHOP or FADE OUT at a specific interval without having to mix it out in the final master (something I haven't even begun to look at!)

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