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drag Channel presets to individual channels in the Channel rack (which we’ll also cover later).

drag Mixer presets to individual Mixer tracks in the Mixer (which we’ll cover later).

They are Plugin presets, Channel presets, and Mixer presets.

Presets – there are 3 types of presets.

Installed VSTs are 3rd-party (non-native) plugins and can fall under either category.

drag Effects plugins to the Mixer FX panel slots.

They are Effects, Generators, and Installed (VST).

Plugins – there are 3 types of plugins under Plugin database.

It’s important to know where we should drag each type of item in the Browser/Plugin picker: From here, we can import audio samples into FL Studio and choose the plugins and presets we want to use (which are all just files on your computer, too). The Browser/Plugin picker is a directory that links files on your computer to FL Studio.

The other buttons open up the other basic components of FL Studio.

Computational data – RAM, CPU usage and number of voices being used.

Master levels – left and right channel levels coming from the master bus in the Mixer.Master monitor – an oscilloscope showing the Master bus waveform.Current song position – in minutes, seconds, and centiseconds by default.Current Pattern – click or scroll to change.Global grid snap – allows snapping to specified grid snap interval in the Playlist and Piano roll.Metronome – this thing keeps time, useful when recording live instruments.Tempo – how fast do you want to go? It’s in beats per minute, BPM.Playback mode – control whether or not to play the entire song in the Playlist, or just the current Pattern.Don’t worry if you don’t understand some of the terms yet. The top toolbar has a lot of buttons and indicators. Let’s take a look at some of the basics of FL Studio. Effects – they change the audio signal in some way, and are hosted in the Mixer FX panel slots.Generators – they generate an audio signal and are hosted in the Channel rack.These can be things like reverb modules, compressors, samplers, synthesizers, equalizers (like Fruity Parametric EQ 2), and the list goes on and on into infinity… VST plugins in FL Studio fall under two categories: Within the DAW, there are other 3rd party pieces of software called VST plugins.

A DAW is a special software package that musicians and producers use to create, edit, record, arrange, mix and sample audio. FL Studio is a DAW (digital audio workstation) developed by a company in Belgium called Image-Line.