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How do i get sounds to stop in FL Studio?
I have a lead that I want to make into something using the piano roll. But the sound doesn’t stop after it starts. How do I control the sound so it stops when the piano roll stops playing it? Thanks!
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October 30th, 2010 at 1:50 am
umm, there is an echo or some reverb in the room that your playing in??? put up some foam on the walls.
October 31st, 2010 at 1:49 am
Wenn Sie eine Probe in Ihrem Kanal benutzen, können Sie den Volumenumschlag im Instrumentenbrett einstellen müssen. Überprüfen Sie hier auf de]If you use a sample in your channel you may need to set the volume envelope in the instrument panel. Check here for details:]
November 1st, 2010 at 12:05 pm
simple, like this:
click the lead sound channel,
the box opens up with the tabs SMP, INS, MISC, and FUNC
click smp tab
look at the bottom knobs and find the “crf” knob
turn the knob up just a little to where you’ll see a red line on the left and right of the wav spectrum right below it
when you do that, the sound is going to play however long you made the note in your piano roll instead of just ringing and ringing. Its very useful when working with 808 kicks so the notes dont collide.