Ideally, you want to find at least 4 bars of music that loop seamlessly. Use Edison to play the audio file until you find a section of the song you want to sample. With the full audio file loaded into Edison, it’s time to start sampling. Next, import the audio file you downloaded in the previous step.
Open Edison by clicking on its icon in the menu. To do this, we’ll use Edison to import the audio.
You’ll need to extract the section of the audio file you want to sample. Next – once you’ve downloaded an audio file you want to sample – it’s time to create a new FL Studio project. It covers all the best places to find songs and loops you can download. I recently wrote a guide that covers this strategy in detail. Step one is to find songs or sounds you want to sample. Now let’s get this tutorial started… Step 1: Prepare your samples for your project In this tutorial, you’ll learn a simple method for making sample-based beats. If you dont have the answer pls point me in the direction of vids that deal with importing audio and recording vocals.When it comes to making beats in FL Studio, there are literally hundreds of ways to use samples! I dont know about these things trying to learn. Then couldn't figure out why mic wasn't recording, it was bcuz I didn't choose correct output/input. First problem I had was the sample rate, I knew nothing about that. Someone help please! I don't know much about technical things. But if I play the recorded vocals solo it sounds good and clear and at a great volume. Then when I try to record vocals while playing back the recorded vocals with the beat it sounds so distorted and static and the vocals sound so low you can barely hear them. For some reason when I play the imported audio the sound quality is horrible (its not my speakers or equipment bcuz it sounds great when playing from fl studio). Now I'm trying to import the audio into pro tools to record vocals. I've been working in fl studio creating instrumentals. Okay so I'm brand spanking new to pro tools software and recording on my own in general.
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