FireWalk | How To Split & Merge Patterns In FL Studio (Beginner Tutorial) @FireWalkMusic | Uploaded February 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This FL Studio beginner tutorial will show you how to split and merge patterns in FL Studio, as well as how to use the cut and paste feature to move midi (notes) from one vst to another. Knowing how to do this is essential in order to build your arrangement in the playlist. A lot of beginners tend to put all their notes in the channel rack at once. This is a more linear workflow and allows you to see everything at once, so it might seem natural at first. However, this makes it difficult when you want to structure your song, at which time you want the different patterns to be spread out over time. This feature allows you to easily split all the patterns in the channel rack into individual ones, so that you can easily arrange them in the playlist. The original pattern with everything combined will remain as well. You can also select different patterns in the playlist and then recombine them into one if you wish. In this tutorial I will show you how to combine or merge clips and patterns as well.
Knowing how to use the cut-and-paste feature on the other hand is not essential, but will help speed up your workflow. It's much faster than going into every single piano roll and manually copy and paste.
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☑️ Audio-Technica Cardioid Condenser Studio XLR Microphone: geni.us/at2020microphone
☑️ Vocal recording booth/stand for microphone: geni.us/microphonebooth
XLR CABLES:
☑️ TISINO 35 ft Balanced XLR cable for mic: geni.us/xlr3ftoxlr3m
☑️ Monoprice 6 ft Balanced XLR Cable for monitors: geni.us/monoprice104761
SHORTCUT KEYBOARD:
☑️ Backlit FL Studio Shortcut Keyboard: geni.us/flstudio-keyboard
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This FL Studio beginner tutorial will show you how to split and merge patterns in FL Studio, as well as how to use the cut and paste feature to move midi (notes) from one vst to another. Knowing how to do this is essential in order to build your arrangement in the playlist. A lot of beginners tend to put all their notes in the channel rack at once. This is a more linear workflow and allows you to see everything at once, so it might seem natural at first. However, this makes it difficult when you want to structure your song, at which time you want the different patterns to be spread out over time. This feature allows you to easily split all the patterns in the channel rack into individual ones, so that you can easily arrange them in the playlist. The original pattern with everything combined will remain as well. You can also select different patterns in the playlist and then recombine them into one if you wish. In this tutorial I will show you how to combine or merge clips and patterns as well.
Knowing how to use the cut-and-paste feature on the other hand is not essential, but will help speed up your workflow. It's much faster than going into every single piano roll and manually copy and paste.
------------------------------------------------------------------
RECOMMENDED STUDIO GEAR:
(Amazon links below)
AUDIO INTERFACE:
☑️ Focusrite Scarlett Solo: geni.us/scarlettsolo-3rd-gen
☑️ Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 (3rd Gen): geni.us/scarlett-4i4
REFERENCE HEADPHONES:
☑️ AKG 612 PRO: geni.us/akg-k612pro
☑️ Beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO: geni.us/DT-990-pro
BUDGET MONITORS:
☑️ 5": Yamaha HS5: geni.us/Yamaha-HS5
☑️ 7": ADAM Audio: geni.us/Adam-Audio-T7V
☑️ 8": Yamaha HS8: geni.us/Yamaha-HS8
PROFESSIONAL MONITORS:
☑️ 7": ADAM Audio A7V: geni.us/ADAM-A7V
SUBWOOFER:
☑️ KRK 10S2 V2: geni.us/krk-10s2v2
MICROPHONE:
☑️ Audio-Technica Cardioid Condenser Studio XLR Microphone: geni.us/at2020microphone
☑️ Vocal recording booth/stand for microphone: geni.us/microphonebooth
XLR CABLES:
☑️ TISINO 35 ft Balanced XLR cable for mic: geni.us/xlr3ftoxlr3m
☑️ Monoprice 6 ft Balanced XLR Cable for monitors: geni.us/monoprice104761
SHORTCUT KEYBOARD:
☑️ Backlit FL Studio Shortcut Keyboard: geni.us/flstudio-keyboard
☑️Get The Complete Idiot's Guide To Music Theory Here:
geni.us/idiotsguidemusictheory
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
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pluginboutique.com/?a_aid=5d496680b59cd
✔️ Premium Loops And Sample Packs:
loopmasters.com/?a_aid=5d496680b59cd
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patreon.com/firewalkmusic
❤️ Support us with a one-time PayPal donation:
paypal.me/firewalkmusic
⚠️ Do you need professional feedback on your track? Mixing or mastering? Check out my gigs on Fiverr: fiverr.com/firewalk
Follow FireWalk on social media:
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soundcloud.com/djfirewalk
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📧 Other inquiries?
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