Have a nice day, part 2 of this tutorial is loading……. This is what my audio looks like, it doesn’t have to be the same. I have filled all my channel racks, you don’t have to do the same, try manipulating things until you get what you like. Let’s start filling the other audio samples, remember to right-click to fill or you can just do it manually by clicking this: It is getting more interesting, let’s move on. Use the spacebar button to listen to your sound or click this icon: I have chosen to use fill every 4 steps, so it looks like this: Note: If the KONTAKT Output names are listed differently from. In the Connections tab, individual outputs from the KONTAKT plug-in can be sent to different channel strips in the FL Studio Mixer. Open the Wrapper Settings for the KONTAKT plug-in, then click the tab labeled Processing. The simple way to start is to fill each desired audio sample you prefer, right-click on your desired audio sample to fill e.g Routing KONTAKT Output Channels to FL Studio Mixer Channels.

Once the fl studio session is open, you should see your channel racks, your channel racks come with four default audio samples which are Kick, Hats, Claps, and Snare :

Note: I will be using Fl studio default samples for this part and I will be using high-quality ones in the second part of this article. Or click here and find it with the search term “fl” Open Up Fl studio, this should be listed in your program files, if you cannot find it, simply use the search box to find the term “Fl Studio”, am currently using Windows, this is how I find my program: You may get redundancy and low-quality music, if you are using free samples, free samples are not well prepared.Ĭheck this post for high-quality audio samplesĪre you set with that? if yes, then let’s begin. You need high-quality samples to make a piece of professional music, samples like kick, hi-hats, snare, clap and more. The first thing you need is to get your Fl Studio ready, open your Daw and drink a coffee, you are about to make an awesome drum pattern 🙂 1. I have seen a lot of people struggling in making drum patterns in Fl Studio. In this post, you will learn how to make a simple drum pattern, you will learn how to import your samples (audio samples you downloaded), using channel racks and how to make the overall pattern in Fl Studio. Note: If you don’t want to read this article, scroll to the bottom for the video tutorial. How Do I Load These Kits Into FL Studio To load sample libraries, Click Options > File Settings - then select your new drum kit folder in the Browse Extra. 6 Easy Steps To Make A Simple Drum Pattern Disclosure: When you buy through our links, we may get a commission at zero cost to you.

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