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ASIO Soundcard Driver Setup Adjust the buffer settings Click the Show ASIO panel button to open the soundcard driver ‘buffer length’ (latency) settings. You should see a buffer length drop-down menu or slider. As this window is owned by the author of the soundcard driver, we can’t show you exactly what you will see. The buffer is a ‘breathing space’ in which FL Studio can generate sound before sending it to the soundcard. Shorter settings make FL Studio more responsive to live inputs (e.g. mouse or hardware controllers) at the expense of a higher CPU load, and possibly underruns. Buffer length settings: A setting of around 10-20 ms (441 to 882 samples) is a good starting point, most users do not notice improved responsiveness below 10 ms. The ability to reduce the buffer size without buffer underruns depends on your CPU speed, sound card ASIO drivers and the project complexity. Click on Audio Settings to learn more about the rest of the settings on the Audio Settings page. Converting m...

If you have samples and sounds that you want to use with FL Studio, the File Settings page is used to link external directories into the Browser. At the bottom of the File Settings interface is also an option to search for VST/VSTi plugins. While you can ignore this step if you don’t have your own samples or VSTs, it’s worth taking a moment to create a folder as you are sure to start accumulating project related files in the near future. Note: At any time you can open a standard Windows Browser (right click on the Windows ‘Start’ button and select ‘Explore’) and then drag compatible files from the Windows Browser into FL Studio (FL Studio will behave in the same way as noted in step 1 below). Browser extra search folders What do they do? The folders set here will appear in the FL Studio browser in a green font so that they are easily identified. Here are four good reasons to use them: 1. Drag sounds, samples or patches from the browser onto the desired location in FL Studio and they wi...

If you are a new user to the music creation on the computer, a good program to start with is FL Studio. The demo version of this program should suffice for this tutorial, and will possibly give you a good look at the program before you would ever consider purchasing it. To get the demo, click here . The version of FL Studio we are going to use is FL Studio 7. (although any version should work fine) Okay, first things first. 1. To get started, double click the icon which looks like this: (I’m pretty sure you assumed this but just to be safe.) 2. You are going to want to go to File -> New from Template -> Minimal -> Club Basic. 3. Next, you are going to want to find the “Kick” channel. This should be found easily, but here is an image to show you what exactly I’m talking about. (*shine shine* okay, i’m not that great at photoshop, but whatever (it had to be flashy; it’s just so cool!)) 4. Add four kicks by clicking once on each one of the packs of four blocks that are c...