🍑 FL Studio 20 - #11: Time Stretch [CURSO COMPLETO] - Tutorial

what's up, how are you welcome to this new video I am Olbaid and this is episode number 11 of the course on how to use FL Studio 20 from scratch in the previous two episodes we saw a little good or almost everything about the sampler and about the audio clips in this episode we are going to complement those other two videos talking about the time storage section

so let's continue first I'm going to load a sample in vowel because I think that with this you can tell quite well what each of these things is doing u

baby I think that this one works I am going to load it with a sample and as an audio clip very well

we are going to put the two to be able to compare them very well if you realize this is the sample and this is the audio clip if you want to go directly to the properties of You can double-click an audio clip and it will open the window the same as if you clicked here, this will help you, for example, if you want to know

which channel of the mix it is assigned to, double-click it and here s and you are going to show them here it will appear lit so that you can also see in which channel of the mixer it is assigned very well in a visual way it is better to do it with the audio clip but the functions are exactly the same

in both sampler and audio clip very well then I have the audio clip here I'm going to put it lower and I'm going to make it bigger so that we can see it ok then first, what is the time stretch when we have a sound when they recorded it, it already has a certain duration, a tone