mixing and mastering vocals in fl studio 20

Recording is not exclusive to vocalsīy the way, if you send any (other) instruments to this Mixer Track, Edison can record them as well. Therefore, simply click on one of the empty slots in your selected Mixer Track and click on “Edison”. Now it’s time to open Edison and actually record your voice. How to record vocals step 3: Edison recording Once you’ve selected the input device on the Mixer, FL Studio will immediately activate the microphone. If you want to use two microphones for your recording, you may want to select the stereo option. On that Mixer Track, click the dropdown box at the top and select a mono input signal (e.g. Then, select a free Mixer Track you want to use for the recording (e.g. Once you’ve selected the correct device and settings, it’s time to open the Mixer by clicking “View” in the FL Studio menu and click “Mixer”. Mind you, don’t set it too low to prevent cracks and stutters to occur. For a voice recording, it’s usually best to select a relative low buffer length. The buffer length determines the latency between your voice and the recording. Next, click on the “Show ASIO panel” button to set a buffer length.

This will allow you to use a microphone as an input signal. Then, select an ASIO device in the dropdown box. How to record vocals step 1: Input deviceīefore you can record vocals, you have to select the right input device by going to “Options” in the FL Studio menu and click “Audio settings”. Using the tools in Edison allows you to make your recorded vocal song-ready. The benefit of using Edison for recording are the options that come with it to edit a sample, like cutting, fading, normalizing, etc.

In this lesson, you will learn a quick and easy method how to record vocals in FL Studio with Edison.

Mixing and mastering vocals in fl studio 20