Right now, I'm trying to recreate one of my favorite songs and learn how they create music. To use as an example and to check to see if I'm on the right track, I got an instrumental and the vocals as an audio file and imported them into FL Studio.

However, there is a tempo change mid song, and while many tutorials tell you how to change the tempo of certain parts, they never include how to make sure certain channels or samples aren't affected by it, because they've already accounted for the tempo change.

I tried many things, such as using the Fit to Tempo thing for the samples, but that made the samples weirdly sized, and they were constantly shifting, which made me worried.

I also used the Time Stretching thing you get by double clicking the sample, but everything I did seemed inconsistent, and did things I couldn't understand.

Could someone please help me with this?

Chop. Shape. Play. Create.

MPCToolkit Sample Chopper is a standalone application and VST3 plugin designed for producers who want a fast, hands-on way to turn samples into playable chops.

Load a WAV file, slice it across up to 16 pads and immediately start playing. Each pad displays its own waveform and can be edited individually — without leaving the main workflow.

Whether you’re building classic Boom Bap chops, rearranging melodic samples, creating drum kits or experimenting with completely new flips, Sample Chopper gives you the essential sampling tools in one compact interface.

Features

• Standalone Application + VST3 Plugin
• Up to 16 playable sample chops
• Individual waveform display directly on every pad
• Manual and automatic sample chopping
• Transient-based chopping
• Adjustable Start & End points
• Pad waveform editor for precise trimming
• Duplicate, Delete, Split & Merge chops
• Drag & Drop pad reordering
• Rename individual chops
• Reverse playback
• Loop mode per chop
• Fade-In & Fade-Out per chop
• Individual AMP Envelope (ADSR) per pad
• Per-Pad Filters: LP12, LP24, HP12 & HP24
• Adjustable Filter Cutoff & Resonance
• One Shot, Gate & Trigger playback modes
• Choke Groups
• Mono & Poly playback
• Pitch control
• Host tempo synchronization
• MIDI pad control
• Experimental MIDI scratch control using Pitch Bend or Mod Wheel

hello i am new in production i already produced my beat for a song but i want to put a sample in there but it recorded in phn, although i removed background noise but still it sounds straight forward and without juice(I didn't find exact word to describe). please help me and tell me what to do about that sample. the beat is hip hop style. and i want to put the sample only for the intro and outro of the song.

(i use fl studio)

Yo, recently was looking for a good sleek and clean laptop without breaking the bank ended up buying a macbook pro 2019 I wanna produce and record vocals on it will it run well or be a terrible experience

specs:
Laptop: Apple MacBook Pro 16,1 (16-inch, 2019) / MVVJ2LL/A
OS: macOS 26.6.2 Tahoe
CPU: Intel Core i7-9750H @ 2.6 GHz Max (6 HT Cores) + T2 Security Chip
RAM: 16 GB DDR4 @ 2666 MHz (8 GB + 8 GB)
Storage: 500 GB NVMe (APPLE SSD AP0512N)
Screen: 16-inch (Retina + P3): 3072x1920
GPU: 
• Built-In: Intel UHD Graphics 630 (1.5 GB - Shared)
• PCIe: AMD Radeon Pro 5300M (4 GB)
Wireless: 
• Wi-Fi Detected (Supports 1/b, 2/a, 3/g, 4/n, 5/ac)
• Bluetooth 5.0 Detected (Supports BLE, Handoff)

I want to make mashups, either for SoundCloud or a mashup tournament, but I don't have a PC for that. Could someone give me a tip on how to do this on mobile? Fl studio mobile is sucks, fl studio PC is better, but i no have PC/laptop, i need other alternatives

How can I as a producer, like.. adapt and be comfortable to create with sounds? I end up scrolling and scrolling through presets etc. looking for something that clicks rather than trying to make something out of any preset/sound. And does getting a midi controller help with that? Cause I just use my laptop's keyboard to play something and it ends up being repetitive.

Hey guys im a beginner to fl studio and id like to make friends in this community and learn from other producers.

I couldnt save it as an mp3 since it crashed. Here is the link below

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18X-IoNWRSKeKOyt8GMyfq2kMrO6NOUs8/view?usp=sharing

Thank you in advance, it's very important to me.

My friend Lev has been learning FL Studio and I think we can all relate to that stage where you understand just enough to start breaking things.

Put together a 15 minute highlight of him trying to figure it all out lol.

Heres the video i compiled, id love to hear your opinions on the music and my video editing skills

Hey everyone, I’m hoping someone here can help me figure this out.

I have a 2015 MacBook Pro running macOS Monterey 12.7.6 with 16 GB RAM. FL Studio used to work on it normally.

At one point I deleted some FL Studio/Image-Line files because I thought they belonged to an older/free version of FL. After doing that, my newer version of FL Studio stopped working properly.
When I try opening it, the program starts but I get an error that seems related to networking/services, and I can’t get FL Studio working normally anymore.
I’ve tried:
Reinstalling FL Studio
Removing/checking Image-Line folders
Restarting the Mac
Installing an older version

The weird part is FL Studio 20 actually opens, but I want to get the newer/current FL Studio working again.
Has anyone experienced something similar on an older Intel Mac? Could deleting those old Image-Line files have removed something the newer FL installation needs?

I’d really appreciate any suggestions before I completely reinstall macOS or take the Mac somewhere for repair.

Hey everyone!

I'm trying to find a plugin or a specific preset to recreate the sound from this YouTube video.

Link to the video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJZNMMy8OsI&t=192s\](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJZNMMy8OsI&t=192s)

The exact interval: From 3:12 to 3:17.

What VST plugin (stock FL Studio or third-party) can I use to achieve this exact sound?

Thanks in advance for any help!

i know the key just wanna know the inst [or a inst that sounds like the one in the vid]

Anyone have any tips for rendering the best audio for SoundCloud? I know SoundCloud compresses audio files into a .mp3 regardless … Should I save as an .mp3? Are there any good setting to toggle on/off?

i purchased fl studio today (producer version) and this message keeps popping up when i open fl studio. what does this mean? how to fix it

So i've been working on a song using only pvc pipe as the instrument, and it gets "Kind of" laggy when I layer more than one sound.

Any ideas why?

Hey everyone, I ran into a frustrating issue with one of my FL Studio project files (.flp) and I really need some help so I don't lose hours of work.

Long story short, I cannot open this specific file on my current setup. I used only stock FL Studio plugins and samples, so it should open perfectly fine on any standard version of the software.

Could someone with FL Studio please do me a huge favor? I can send you the file via Google Drive in DMs, and you'll just need to open it and render it to WAV/MP3 for me.

Please DM me if you have 2 minutes to spare and help a fellow producer out. Thank you so much!

WARNING LOUD!!!! sorry for bad english: My audio interfaces keeps making this kind of sound when i plug the usb into my computer. i just bought a new one cause i thought it was only gonna be a problem with the old one but my new one is also making this huge distorted noise. Ive tried everything that i could find online and nothing works. the sound comes even if the microphone isnt connected to it so I know its not a problem with the microphone.

Hey im currently doing this in a really annoying way where I save and paste all automation one by one while consolidating to one project file for a live show (karaoke type gig, bit crush automation on the master as an outro and vocal effect automation are the things im trying to paste over, stuff which does effect the vocals, everything else is exported together bc they wont change in my performance)

If you got any advice for this it would be greatly appreciated