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icomeformusic	Date: June 17, 2006 @ 2:40 AM i cant make a mean beat now, drums, bass, and a bunch of other shit, but when i want to add vocals or a guitar, i allways record using adobe audition and then import it, and it takes the clip into a million files, so how do you record with fl, i hit the record button and nothing happenes..
DeadraveN	Date: June 18, 2006 @ 12:34 PM I also record my live sounds with another prog. (cool edit, which if I'm not mistaken became adobe audition..) and then import them, but I cut them into parts myself.. i.e. have a seperate wav for "1st verse vocal" "chorus vocal" "second verse vocal" etc... so the files are reasonably small.. I don't seem to have any problems with it that way. or you could export what you do in FL to a wav, then mix in your guitar and vocals or whatever in your other program.. I've done that one as well...
djkaritsu-flp	Date: June 18, 2006 @ 7:59 PM the best way to record a sound in FL is to bring up a wave file into FL Sequencer and then press ctrl+E this is the edit mode then record on there hope that works if you need more help hit me up
TheNowhereMan	Date: June 29, 2006 @ 11:03 AM When you hit record it doesnt start recording it just goes into recording mode. First select an empty channel from the mixer and in the upper right hand corner select an ASIO input where it says IN: (must be ASIO, if nothing is available in the drop down box download ASIO4All--it's free!) Then click the disk icon at the bottom of the mixer channel you selected and tell it where to save the recorded file, put it in record mode(click record) then hit play. Then record. Hope this helps.

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