Once you have one chunk set to the tempo, you will find the rest just falls into place. Aside from the Noise gate, everything else is functioning and unde. Hope that helps man, and any questions just email me onī will take ages to keep adjusting the tempo of a long track. This long video is basically he going along and letting yall know what function does what. Just drag each chunk of vocal into edison, click on file and save as.file name, then save each part into 1 folder on your desktop as its a pain in the ass going all the way into packs all the time. IF IT IS A LONG TRACK, chop it into the sections you require FIRST.Then name each part individually. Once you get the hang of it it will become pretty easy. This bit will need to be done with your own ear.It is trial and error.just keep playing it with your music track.stretch it if it is too fast or compress it if it is too slow.

When you have done that, play it with your track. When yuo have done that you will notice that no matter how much you stretch or compress the sample it will stay in the same key.ĭrag your sample to where u want it to start. If it squashes the sample just stretch it out again. It might ask if u know the current tempo so click on 75-150bpm. Then you must do this first so the key stays the same.Go down to the bottom and click on set to project tempo. It is included with all editions of FL Studio from Producer Edition and up. You may load as many instances of Edison as you require in any number of Mixer Tracks or Effects slots. Click on the arrow in the top left hand corner. Edison is a fully integrated audio editing and recording tool.Edison loads into an effect slot (in any mixer track) and will then record or play audio from that position. Salkizar : Fri 30th Apr 2010 : 11 years agoĮasy! Just drag your sample onto the bottom pane or the top if you have them the other way.

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