absynth 4 / FL... trouble

[wotpotter]

Hopeing some one can help me when i make my sound samples in absynth then save them they come under file NI sound file (FSD)

what program do i use to change that or how do i use that sample in FL studio?

[lil-dice]

You need to load up Absynth as a vsti plugin in FL Studio.... and go from there. I can see you have no experience with either though, so you have a long way to go.

[muffstep]

dunno why ya wanna use absynth that's a shit synth

[wotpotter]

yeah i am new to this just pllaying around reading up on a few things to see what i can pick up.

i like absynth its alright theres alot you can do with it.

[noodle]

dunno why ya wanna use absynth that's a shit synth

When it came out it was the bee's knee's and possibly ankles too.

[auan]

Hopeing some one can help me when i make my sound samples in absynth then save them they come under file NI sound file (FSD)

what program do i use to change that or how do i use that sample in FL studio?

When you save a FSD file, you're just saving the info for the patch you're working on. I've not used Absynth in a while, but I'm pretty sure you could open the FSD file in notepad and find all the settings for every oscillator, filter, envelope, etc. Or maybe you'd just find a load of characters that don't make sense. It's not a sound file anyway.

What you want to be doing is rendering the sound to audio. Also known as bouncing or resampling the audio. If you're running Absynth standalone, you'll have to run an audio editor like Sound Forge and record the synth's output as you hit a few notes. If you're using it as a plugin in FL, there will be another way of doing this, but I don't know Fruity at all.