🍑 FL Studio 20 - #9: Sampler [CURSO COMPLETO] - Tutorial

Hey what's up! welcome to this tutorial I'm Olbaid and this is episode 9 of our full course of how to use FL Studio 20 completely from scratch. Up to this point I've already taught you the core of FL Studio the basic skills you need to start making simple songs so let's get in deep with

some windows I skipped in previous videos. When you click on any channel within channel rack you will see this window, this is called "Channel settings" Depending of the channel type, some options may change for example a synthesizer, a sample or another type of instrument like this piano But the most common channel type is this, the sampler

Samples can be percussions, vocals, drum loops and many other. That's why I'm going to show you with detail this window This is a sampler, which is automatically loaded when you drop a new sample. Select a new sample , maybe a vocal

Maybe this one, select any you like Open it with any method you like For example drag and drop or with right click and "open in new channel" another option is "open in new sampler", is the same there you go They are identical Ok, let's work just with one I'm going to close the others.

What properties can we modify? hear the original again here is the waveform, and up here there is a lot of interesting stuff. First, this section is called "content" has 4 options, this one is called "keep on disk" this means the sample will be played from your HDD or SD instead of RAM This works well for big samples

because your RAM will be free for another processes Load Regions: There are some samples with "markers", markers will show as little yellow triangles this is usual with loops so this option lets you ignore or acknowledge those markers. next option is "load slice markers" which is similar to the previous one, but with two specific markers format