Well, here you got your selection tool, its right next to the zoom. Now some of you may want to, you know, some of you are asking how do you do this with entire sections. The other way to do it is by holding the shift key, and first you hold the shift key while your over the track or sample and you just slide it over, holding down the mouse and the shift button at the same time. And you can do that instantly with any other track, it just pops right up. And right click to delete it, and that clone you can pretty much put anywhere. The simple way is just to click on it with your mouse and you pretty much have an instant clone. Cloning is another simple easy process that you can do here on FL Studio, and there's two ways to do this. Its very easy, you just go to the folder where you track or your sample is at, you click on it and you slide it right into FL Studio and it imports pretty much instantly. And boom there go all your tracks, and real quick if you don't know how to put in a track or a sample into FL Studio. And you can toggle back and forth between your playlist and your regular patterns section using F5 and if you don't see your tracks its right here on your count, the grey bar, grab your mouse and hold it and slide it down. Ok, well first thing you need to do is know where this section is at, and this is more for you beginner guys here, and this is in your playlist section. Hey whats good everyone its your man DJ Tecnine the Turntable Doctor and I'm back once again to give you a quick tip on Fl Studio on how to clone you track or your sample and this is one of the easiest things that you can do and this is more for you novice and more experienced users and if you beginners don't know what I'm talking about just bare with me.
0 kommentar(er)
