Channel Send Volume – To use this, click the channel send icon (9) and rotate the knob to a desired volume level.Channel Volume Adjust – This slider adjusts the channel volume.

Channel Pan – Changing this will alter the balance of the channel.

Channel Mute – Clicking and dimming this item will mute the channel.

This is useful for finding which channel is clipping.

Channel Volume Meter – This displays the volume level at a given time for the channel.

These are great for applying one common effect (such as a reverb or delay) in one location instead of many (the less delay effects you load, the more efficient FL will run). These are always visible as you scroll through the list of channels.

Send Channels – You are also given four send channels.

Selecting a channel changes most other things on the mixer as all the things displayed (minus the mixer listing) are related to this specific mixer channel.

You are given a maximum of 64 of them to play with. Mixer Channels – These are your mixer channels.Any mastering effects should be applied on this channel. Master Mixer Channel – All other channels are eventually routed into this one.This tutorial describes every facet of the mixer, graphically and conceptually. You can load FL Studio formatted effects (which provide more interaction with the FL Studio host) or you can open VST plugins (which are more common but provide less interaction). The FL Studio Mixer is the place where you add effects to your different audio clips or sound generators. « Previous Post in Series Next Post in Series »

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