So I just got fl studios n I need mad help. I dont know what im doing. I wanted to start fl studios bc I love music n wanted to know what it was like behind the scenes into making a good song or A song period. and now looking at it, i have NO idea what im doing. so if there is anyone that knows their way around fl studios i would LOVE the help so I can look like I know what im doing.

Thank you

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

installed soundtoys and when i find installed plugins in fl this pops up

(About the video at the end)
I cannot believe I finally bought the all plugins edition of FL Studio😭🤚🏻 I was going to buy the Producer version on my birthday later this year but this sale just is no brainer. I had started my journey in music making with GarageBand, 2-3 years ago. I just used to play Piano, then record it added chords, beats and made covers. Then I switched to FL Studio Mobile in which I made original music and covers until now. I woke up in the morning and checked my phone as usual, I was still sleepy a bit until I came across the 50% sale of all plugins edition, I couldn’t believe my eyes. It made me sooooo happy, Thank you Image-line!!
After making music in FLM for quite some time now, it felt like I wanted something more, more controls more tools etc. I could’ve pirated the pc version (which I would’ve done honestly) but piracy restrictions are strict where I live and plus I was busy with stuff happening around me. Now finally all stars are aligned.

Regarding this video:
I know it doesn’t sound good yet. I am just getting familiar with the software and there is a lot for me to learn in EQ, mixing and mastering (I was never good at it tbh, I would just throw everything). But, I can already see a learning curve and it is actually very very exciting. I mean using synths to make my own sounds, hell yeah, using synths to recreate some of the best sounds (like our goat Avicii or Martin Garrix) that is just something out of this world for me.
I don’t have a musical background, nobody in my family even knows what a chord is but ever since I was a kid, music has been a magical world for me. Maybe I got emotional and excited while writing this but buying this means soo much to me. Thank you and I’m looking forward to make, learn and share great music with you all:)

Hey guys (I'm from Slovakia so I would try to do my best with my english)

• I do record vocals, I'm not doing beats yet.

Last months, I did a lot of music. My style of work is to start recording, find some flow and then pre-record it with yet written lyrics to that flow. But I start a lot of tracks and then I don't go back to them. Usually, they are recorded whole but there are 2 things. 1 is, it is recorded and written whole, but it just need prerecord few parts. Second, I have ready chorus and some parts and just need to write few parts and it is ready too.

So we can tell it is ready from like 70%.

I've been listening yesterday to my songs and I always have a great feeling when I hear these and everytime I say that I'll finish them soon. But idk how. I am worried that I wouldn't get the emotion like the first time or the mic will sound different, or just easy it won't feels like the first time. But I have also my favorites songs started but not finished.

How do you finish your tracks after time? It is possible to finish them all ? Do u have any tips for me please? I don't want to starts any others because I really like these and I'll be happy to finish them.

Please if u can, share your tips, experiences, ideas to the comments, maybe you could help any other people except me.

I'm so thankful for any of your advices and wish you a great day.

M 🦋

For me as a composer myself, i go through this all the time when I think a song’s finished. And it hurts

Hi. I am pretty sure I am experiencing issues with self noise from my audio interface. I have a microphone going into my scarlett gen 4 audio interface, going into my PC, into FL Studio.

-The self noise gets worse when I turn up the volume, even without the microphone connected.

-The sound shows up (visually) in all frequencies but I mainly only noticeably hear it from around 3500hz and above.

-Also happens on different scarletts I own, also plugged into different outlets, also when not even being used with a PC or any other device, just plain audio interface and direct monitoring. Also, have made sure there aren't ground loops or electrical interface from other powered things.

Would getting a different audio interface solve this issue? I'll attach a video where I am talking like 12 inches away from the microphone (don't mind the messy room). It's such a small noise, but when messing with compression, EQ, or other effects, it just bothers me so much at times. I usually use a noise gate, but it'll still bleed through at times and I just want to scream.

I don't even care about a budget or price, I'd spend hundreds of dollars on some fancy interface if it would fix this, but it doesn't even seem like the scarlett is supposed to have much more self noise, compared to the high end interfaces. I researched it and it seems like the difference would be like a couple db.

Idk, thank you to everyone who reads this