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Rotate the Hat instrument’s pan knob so that its pan is set to 35% right.

Rotate the Clap instrument volume knob so that its volume is 66%.

Rotate the Clap instrument’s pan knob so that it’s pan is set to 35% left.

When you change the settings, the percentage or amount will be displayed in the upper left hand corner of FL Studio.

The rotary style knobs control channel “ panning” (whether sound comes from the left or the right) and channel volume (the level of sound). The Channel Window is also composed of different things like knobs and buttons. The Channel Window is composed of different instruments or “ Channel Instruments” as FL Studio will call them. The first area of concentration that will be your focus is the “ Channel Window" and it's " Step Sequencer.” This should enable our sound.įL Studio is broken up into several different parts. Now, choose "Audio Settings." Select "ASIO4All2" for your Device and click on the "X" in the upper right hand corner. Now,k click on "Options" on the menu bar. Once the song is loaded, simply click "File" (upper left hand corner) and then choose "New." (you will never see that sample song agaon - this is alright). (or, "Skip" or "I Decline" or whatever)įL Studio always opens up a sample song when a user first opens it up. Once you do this, FL Studio will probably ask if you want to update the program.

Plug your headphones into the headphone speaker jack into the front of the computer

Now, create another folder in your "Digital Audio Workstation" folder and title it "My First Song" (This is where you will store your FL Studio files for this project.)īefore we do anything, we need to test for sound.

Create a new folder in your Multimedia folder and title it "Digital Audio Workstation".

This assignment requires the completion of the following items. Today, much of what we hear is crafted and arranged through digital means: computers, digital audio workstations, midi composition, and control surfaces. However, the methods of doing so have changed dramatically over the centuries. Since mankind's earliest days, people have used sound to communicate ideas and express themselves. It is time to explore yet another form of communication: music!