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How do I gat Auto-Tune to work in FL Studio (formerly Fruity Loops)?
i have auto tune version 5, and FL Studio 8 XXL
thank you for you time…
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October 28th, 2010 at 12:52 pm
Wanneer u uw insteeklijst in de Studio van FL openstelt, uitgezochte rescan. Een andere manier rond het is in de opties te gaan en er is een sectie die huisvest waar de Studio van FL zijn stop-ins zoekt. Op één van de lege lijnen, klik de omslag en navigeer aan waar het auto-Wijsje verbergt en dan zou u het moeten kunnen omhoog brengen.
Houd in mening dat als dit… uhh… versies zonder vergunning van de software, they' zijn; het re waarschijnlijk gaan niet werken.
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