You can now arrange the patterns to your preference. You learned how to arrange the patterns in the previous article. You now know how to import your downloaded audio samples and how to drag your sample into the channel rack. I have my own located in my download folder:ĭrag and drop your folder into the fl studio audio section :įl will automatically add your folder to the sectionĪfter you have successfully imported your sound, you can start adding it to your channel rack there are two good ways to add your sample to the channel rack ġ) By right-clicking on your audio sample and selecting either open in the new channel,Ģ) open in a new sampler channel and secondly is by dragging it underneath the sample channel. The next thing to do is to find the downloaded audio samples. Move your mouse to the left section and select the audio wave icon : It’s getting more interesting 🙂 4.Importing custom audio samplesĪfter successfully deleting the default samples, we can now import our custom audio samples. Use alt + del to delete all selected samplesĪll samples will be deleted if you’ve clicked OK or ENTER from your keyboard I am going to remove all the default audio samples, double-click on one of the green highlighted vertical line to select all the audio samples at once. Once the fl studio session is open, you should see your channel racks, and your channel racks come with four default audio samples which are Kick, Hats, Claps, and Snare : Or click here and find it with the search term “fl.” This should be listed in your program files, if you cannot find it, just use the search box to find the term “Fl Studio,” am currently using Windows, this is how I find my program: Tip: A high-quality sample will make your track sound professional.Ĭheck this post for high-quality audio samplesĪre you set with that? If yes, then let’s begin. It’s just a matter of personal preference which you choose. In this tutorial, you will learn how to import high-quality samples you downloaded to make even a brighter and groovy drum pattern, and it doesn’t have to be the same samples am using. In our previous tutorial, we learned about making simple drum pattern with Fl Studiostock samples. If you haven’t read How To Make A Simple Drum Pattern (Part 1) > Part 1 FL STUDIO BASIC: How To Make A Simple Drum Pattern (Part 2) It's a compressor that for some reason makes my drums punch through drywall. Disclosure: When you buy through our links, we may get a commission at zero cost to you. I like to add a free plug-in called Rough Rider by Audio Damage.

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