#HOW TO MAKE A SAMPLE IN FL STUDIO 64 BIT#
#HOW TO MAKE A SAMPLE IN FL STUDIO 32 BIT#
#HOW TO MAKE A SAMPLE IN FL STUDIO WINDOWS#

Use loop points - Select this option to make the sample loop, when the sample contains loop points (see Sample view below).

NOTE: The Declicking options work with Start Offset to remove unwanted clicks when non-zero, sample data start points are used. There is also a 'Sample Start' on the Precomputed tab that trims the sample data to create the new start point.

Start Offset - Offsets the sample start point relative to the start of the sample data (automatable).

Looping replays the sample or parts of it while a note is held for the Sampler Channel: Or if the embedded data is incorrect, deselecting this may improve results. If this data is not loaded then FL Studio will do on-the-fly analysis which may not be as accurate as the embedded data. This data is used for time-stretching (Slice stretch & Slice map) options, and for more accurate sample processing (e.g.

Load slice markers - Load beat/slice markers if embedded in the sample data.Load regions - Loads the region markers embedded in some wave samples including ZGR/ REX loop files.See Audio Settings > Mixer > Resample quality for more details. CPU - Resampling requires additional CPU and memory as resampled waves are generally larger. Loop points - are often carefully sample-aligned so resampling can cause loops to 'click'. Sample rate = 44100 Hz), this option can improve audio quality. Resample - If your sample is not recorded at the same sample-rate as your audio device is currently set to (e.g.This forces Audio Clip data to be cached into RAM. TIP: Zoom out on the Playlist, ( Ctrl + Right-Click) on a blank area, so all Audio Clips are visible in theirД®ntirety prior to pressing Play for the first time. It may also take a while for very large projects to load so be patient. For smooth operation without underruns or glitches, your physical RAM should (at least) match the project's total sample-space demand.'Keep on disk' precludes the use of precomputed effects, that require the whole sample is loaded in memory.Automatically 'Keep on disk' with the ' Auto keep long audio on disk' on the F10 General Options, then re-load your project.mp3, otherwise the option will be grayed out. Keep on disk won't work with compressed formats such as.

#HOW TO MAKE A SAMPLE IN FL STUDIO WINDOWS#

Your Windows OS version (32 or 64 Bit) and installed RAM will determine how smoothly your sample playback works (if you load more samples than you have RAM then disk-swapping may cause buffer underruns as the data is read off disk). When 'Keep on disk' is selected the maximum memory available to each Audio Clip / Sampler Channel will be 2 GB.

#HOW TO MAKE A SAMPLE IN FL STUDIO 64 BIT#

For FL Studio 32 & 64 Bit - It can significantly speed load times for multi-GB projects. Sample data is moved from FL Studio's virtual memory allocation to a separate memory allocation.

#HOW TO MAKE A SAMPLE IN FL STUDIO 32 BIT#

Keep on Disk - For FL Studio 32 Bit this can be used to free virtual memory allocation allowing more and/or larger Audio Clips / Sampler Channels to be used in the project.

These options control how the sample and meta-data within it are handled: Remove sample - This only removes sample from the selected Sampler Channel, it does not delete the original sample data file. Locate sample in browser - Opens the Browser to the location where the sample is saved. Right-Click - To open the history of samples loaded. Load sample file - Opens a file explorer window. Clicking on the sample name will open a File Explorer to the location of the currently loaded sample. This improves workflow when trying out different samples in the same Sampler Channel, so that if a selected option becomes possible it will become activated automatically.

Disabled options - You may notice that some of the options in your Sampler Channels are disabled ( grayed out), however you can still toggle the switches on/off.

For example, samples will continue to play after note release unless you activate the Volume envelope.

ADSR & Filtering - Channel Samplers have a number of useful controls under the Channel Settings Tab controls that include the integrated ADSR vol, pan, filter, pitch & LFO envelopes.

If you drop the sample on the Playlist you will create an Audio Clip, a related, but different instrument type. To load a sample drag and drop the sample from the Browser or Windows Explorer onto Channel Rack. The Channel Sampler is an integrated, single-sample, sampler instrument useful for percussion and related one-shot sounds.

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