A limiter, at the channel level it's usually overkill and not necessary.įor starters, I'd recommend getting as far as you can with eq. Vocoder, not sure unless that track you noted has a vocoder effect (I don't know) but you usually don't use a vocoder unless you're going for some kind of voice effect. Reverb, sure, that will likely be something you need to get used to. Leace the noise gate alone, you shouldn't need it. The best thing to do is to get a recording that sounds close to what you want, then eq as needed. My guess the playlist is sort of like the sequencer window, I'd probably use that.ģ.

That's what it's about at the end of the day. I'm an amateur and want to make best out of it! I hope FL Studio can do great work on vocals?ġ. I know some of my words are confusing and you can ignore them. Is it true the FX professionals use on vocals are mostly: Compressor, Channel EQ, Noise Gate, Reverb, Vocoder, then a Limiter? Could you let me know effects used on vocals in 'Chorus' of country/pop songs, like 'Enchanted' by Taylor Swift. Anyone knows a great 'Getting Started' for Edison/Vocals in FL Studio?Ĥ. Also it appears to be an 'effect', so how's LAYERING possible, if i choose RECORDING with Edison? (Because a new 'clip' recorded would append Edison right? and not open a new window/fresh instance of Edison.)ģ. I'm not used to Edison at an advanced level. I'd prefer to record clips first and later right-click and 'Edit'. (Should I) Record in 'playlist' as a clip, or use Edison? Clips are convenient for layering too! Now, how do I record it 'professionally'?ġ. I loved sound levels in FL Studio and the ease of adding FX (Reverb, for instance) using Mixer.

People say a big no no to FL Studio in this case. Now It's time to add vocals (and FX on vocals)! The toughest part! I've been able to produce instrumentals of all my songs in FL Studio 10.

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