The first loop stops playing in the new instance begins thus removing the overlap, from here it’s a matter of extending the pattern links tempo or if you’re not concerned with keeping the loops original timing you could use pitch and time stretch until the loop plays as cleanly and for as long as you want in your pattern, Is played if your if you’re familiar with mute groups this is the same concept the cut itself button will automatically put the same number in both boxes for you which is the typical setup or you could set the groups manually for more control,Īnother even quicker way is to right-click on the channel name and the step sequencer and choose cut itself to place a checkmark beside it, now in the loop plays in the pattern and is triggered by the active step, Then it can allow you to cut or mute that sample when a sample from a group indicated in the other box, To solve this problem first click on the channel name to reveal the channel settings menu, the mi SC tab houses a cut feature that can be used to label a sample as being within a certain group as noted here in the first box, The first issue is that the pattern may repeat before the loop is finished playing and when it’s triggered again there’s an overlap in two instances of the loop play at different times. You will have to program at least one step in order to trigger the loop to play, upon then playing your pattern with the loop you may run into a few issues, If your personal loop directory has been added to the browser simply drag the loops you want to use over to the step sequencer, In adding loops to a pattern we can load them into the channels the same way we would load one-shot samples from the browser, In using audio loops we can include them and either our patterns via the step sequencer or we can add them directly to our songs in the playlist.
In this lesson, we’re going to focus on how to move beyond the use of simple one-shot samples and instead add audio loops in your patterns and song structures, This lesson continues our set of lessons concerning adding and managing content in FL studio.
Welcome to lesson 13 in the FL studio’ tutorial series.
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