Thank you for your very useful replies !

@mthrfnk - Mine doesn't appear to have one? is it just called Fl Tuner?

or, you could train your ears.

use sub bass, it makes it easy. basically, just have the sound/song playing that you want to find out what key it's in. then start playing different ...

..Shows you the tune of the sample you are playing in real time.

Just been watching this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uENUJl_MqBM (Audio's Advanced Music Production Tutorial Part1) and he uses a "tuner" to show him what note the samples he is browsing are hitting at.

Does anyone on here know of ...

i hear you mate thanks for the advice il give it a go!

I think i saw you mention you use FL... If you're happy and comfortable with FL then stick with FL... You can make industry standard tracks on pretty much any software, including FL Studio. It's not about what you're using, it's how you use it.

okay thanks people !

I understand the principle of what you guys are saying with cuttings freq's and making space. But what im not getting is the fact the vocal uses so much of the spectrum, so on one word it could have dead sound at a certain freq but then on another word it would be filled.. does ...

thanks for the replies :4:


I see what you're saying and it makes sense.. but surely no matter what sounds i use for the beat, anything from around 200Hz upwards is going to clash with the vox... because the voxs are so mid/ high-dominant? So things like claps, snares and synths will all be ...

I am new on this forum and this is my first post so.. HELLO WORLD !


Basically I am currently doing a remix of a grime track. I have the beat pretty much how i want it sounding and the mix sounding good, with each 'instrument' sitting in it's own part of the spectrum. The problem i'm having is when ...