You're going to become familiar with what a good arrangement is and why the energy levels of each section are so important. So you have all these great parts for your track, now it is time to arrange them into a structure that tells a great story. You will then use the plugins in FL Studio to further process these sounds to make them sound larger than life and change the tonal quality of them to suit the track. You'll learn how to use the GMS synthesizer to manipulate sounds to create unique variants of bass sounds, lead sounds and even a customizable white noise riser/downfilter. The melody of the track is super important as it will spike a listener's interest, and if done right will keep them engaged with your track, and with a bit of guidance you can learn to make this more complex and interesting by using simple and easy to repeat techniques. You'll learn easy to repeat steps that you can follow in all your projects. This is very easily done, even if you don't have any music theory knowledge. In this module you will learn how to take a melody that you have in your head and transfer it to FL Studio. You will learn about 'swing' and how to create organic drums by changing the velocity of hits.

Even if you have never made a drum beat before, it is all clearly shown and explained.

This is often confusing for people new to FL, but in this course it is broken down into easy to understand chunks that you will repeat many times during the course.Īll of this is shown and explained whilst you are making your own drum beat out of FL's stock sounds. You will get right into making a beat and learning how the interface works in FL Studio.

Fl studio 11 tutorial