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Re: sweeps in FL Studio -
26 November 2008, at 17:13
You can do an automation clip on just about anything in FL Studio. For example, ( and I am not in front of my pc right now so it may be slightly different ) you can right click on the volume for the channel or the instrument. Then choose, automation clip. In the play list, the automation clip will appear. Then, you move/add the little circles around to raise and lower the volume. This will create a straight line. If you keep the grace in an upward slant starting at bottom of the automation clip, you will fade in the volume. If you start the line from the top to the bottom it will fade it out. The automation clip should say something about the volume in the title. If you have a lot of trouble with automation clips, go to youtube and search FL Studio and automation clips. Another good web site is warbeats.com. They have a lot of good tutorials. I learned a lot about FL from that site.
You will see that automation clips can fade in and out, pan left right, change velocities on the drums in the piano roll, use a peak controller and use the mixer to route it over to control another plug in, etc. I am not trying to confuse you since you just started using FL. But, down the road, you will see that all you need to do is right click on something and you can make an automation clip out of almost anything. Then, use the graph and create your clip. You automation clip should also turn a color in the channel settings too.