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Being able to take audio files, decode the transients and pitch data, and then convert this data to MIDI is a super handy feature. And this can be done in FL Studio. For example you could browse through your audio drum loops pull them into FL Studio, extract the note data and then use this converted MIDI pattern with another drum instrument in your song. Or maybe you want to record your song ideas down singing/humming them into a microphone. Then you can convert these audio ideas to MIDI and assign them to other instruments. Let’s take a look at how this is done.
Step 1 – Adding Audio into Edison
First add Edison to an FL slot in the mixer (use F9 to bring up the Mixer if it is not showing). Double-click it to bring up its user interface. Drag and drop an audio file into Edison’s waveform editor.
Now go to the Step Sequencer (use F6 to open the window if it’s not already open), and add an instrument via the Channels menu. I’m going to add an instance of the FL Keys.
Step 2 – Convert Using the Tools Menu
Now jump back to Edison, and go to the Tools menu (the icon for the menu item is a wrench), then choose ‘Convert to Score and Dump to Piano Roll’ under the Analysis submenu. Go back to the Step Sequencer window and notice how FL Studio has placed a pattern in the channel with the instrument.
Step 3 – View Your MIDI in the Piano Roll.
Open this pattern up in the Piano Roll and see how Edison has converted your audio to a MIDI event with different note lengths, pitch data and velocities. You can go in and edit this MIDI data if you want.
Step 4 – Recording in Audio and Converting It
Alternatively you can record in audio ideas into Edison, and then convert these to MIDI. First make sure you have set up the correct audio input in Mixer. Choose your input on the input source on the mixer.
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Then click the Record button and Edison will record in the external audio input. Hum or sing in an idea, and when you have finished hit the stop button. You can playback the audio to check it recorded the idea correctly.
Now do the same steps as mentioned earlier, go to the Tools menu and choose ‘Convert to score and dump to piano roll’
Step 5 – Conclusion
That’s how easy it is to convert your audio files to MIDI. You can take rough audio sketch ideas, convert them to MIDI and then assign them to some of FL Studio’s awesome instruments. Or you can use your collection of audio loops, convert them to MIDI and assign the MIDI to new instruments. This really gives you extra songwriting flexibility.
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FL Studio is very flexible in the way it handles its channels and tracks. What I really like is the functionality to group channels together. This way you can group similar instruments to build up a layered instrument. Let's take a look at how this is done, and how it can be beneficial to your music productions.
Step 1 ' Creating a Layer
Let's use drums as an example. I like to layer up similar drum sounds to build up a fuller sounding drum kit. For example, I'll layer up 3 kicks to get a more rounded kick sound. The only problem with this is that if I place a separate kick on a different channel, I'll have to repeat the programming channels for each kick so that each kick is playing the same pattern. An easier way is to group these drums into a layer so that you only have to work with the layer, not each separate channel. First create a layer, by navigating to Channels > Add One > Layer.
Step 2 ' Adding The Channels to the Layer
Now to add the channels to the layer, first you need to select the channels you want to add. You do this by clicking the button on the right of the channel name. It'll light up green showing that the channel is selected. But if you want to select multiple channels you'll first need to double-click the Layer to open up its Channel Settings window. Now select the first channel, and then hold down Shift and click on the others you want to select.
On the Layer Channel Settings window click on Set Children. Under the Layering drop down menu choose Group Children, and then for the Filter give it a name such as Kicks.
If you click on the drop-down filter menu, you can jump between the different filters set up in your song.
Step 3 ' Program a Pattern in the Layer
Go back to your All filter and program in a pattern on the layer channel. When you play back, you'll see how the layer pattern triggers the different kick channels that you have grouped together. You can also rename this Layer so that it's easy to see what types of instruments are grouped together in it.
Step 4 ' Showing or Deleting Groups
When you start building up complex songs with a variety of instruments grouped together in different filters, you can easily forgot what channels you included in the filter. Make sure you have the Unsorted filter shown. Then open up the Channel settings for the Layer, and click on Show children, and it'll show you the selected channels on the Step Sequencer.
If you need to remove a filter group, click on the filter drop-down menu. Choose the filter. Then right-click on the filter name and choose Delete Filter Group.
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Grouping your similar instruments together can help streamline the production process. Try this method out; you can group synths together to build up a layered instrument, or even group your drum or bass parts together to help when programming in your patterns in the step sequencer. For further FL Studio tips and tricks check out the following tutorials: