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I have a feeling there is a better title for this thread but i dont know what to call it, i dont even know how to explain it so im going to say what the problem is straight up. I have a long 808 drum and i want it to stop when it hits again so it doesnt sound distorted. How can i make it so only one hit plays at a time in FL studio? thanks guys. Let me know if you dont understand what im tryin to say

DjTrainWreck wrote:I have a feeling there is a better title for this thread but i dont know what to call it, i dont even know how to explain it so im going to say what the problem is straight up. I have a long 808 drum and i want it to stop when it hits again so it doesnt sound distorted. How can i make it so only one hit plays at a time in FL studio? thanks guys. Let me know if you dont understand what im tryin to say

It's usually called Retrig on a sampler.

It could also be called Gate mode.

You could also just set the polyphony to 1 (indirectly making it mono).

Sidechaining oneself, sounds kinky.

right click the sampler, and then click cut itself.

Oh and I just had to add... Sidechaining one self?

It's just called regular compression lol..

kejk wrote:Oh and I just had to add... Sidechaining one self?

It's just called regular compression lol..

Yeah I had this problem where I wanted me to stop talking when I would speak,

the trick was just for me to shut up in the first place........


















oh

Right on thanks yall

3za wrote:Sidechaining oneself, sounds kinky.

right click the sampler, and then click cut itself.

haha it kinda does now lookin back at it

DjTrainWreck wrote:Right on thanks yall

3za wrote:Sidechaining oneself, sounds kinky.

right click the sampler, and then click cut itself.

haha it kinda does now lookin back at it

when sidechaining oneself to the bed.. make sure you are still able to reach the handcuff keys

FSTZ wrote:

DjTrainWreck wrote:Right on thanks yall

3za wrote:Sidechaining oneself, sounds kinky.

right click the sampler, and then click cut itself.

haha it kinda does now lookin back at it

when sidechaining oneself to the bed.. make sure you are still able to reach the handcuff keys

Haha this makes me think back to a sidechaining joke i made in one of these threads. I cant find it but it was dirty

kejk wrote:Oh and I just had to add... Sidechaining one self?

It's just called regular compression lol..

Its not actually ... usually referred to as mute groups.

Right click on the tab with the sample name on it, then select 'cut itself'. I do it on every sample pretty much, keeps things tighter.

kejk wrote: It's usually called Retrig on a sampler.

It could also be called Gate mode.

You could also just set the polyphony to 1 (indirectly making it mono).

How do you do that?

kejk wrote:You could also just set the polyphony to 1 (indirectly making it mono).

this

Mute groups also known as voice groups.

ASDR

bleh, double post

paradigm x wrote:

kejk wrote:Oh and I just had to add... Sidechaining one self?

It's just called regular compression lol..

Its not actually ... usually referred to as mute groups.

you can go sidechain yourself
sidechaining oneself is just regular compression, but the op was on about was mute groups.

Depone wrote:Mute groups also known as voice groups.

and choke groups, or as the self harming fl likes to call it "cut itself."

3za wrote:

paradigm x wrote:

kejk wrote:Oh and I just had to add... Sidechaining one self?

It's just called regular compression lol..

Its not actually ... usually referred to as mute groups.

you can go sidechain yourself
sidechaining oneself is just regular compression, but the op was on about was mute groups.

Depone wrote:Mute groups also known as voice groups.

and choke groups, or as the self harming fl likes to call it "cut itself."

LOL

shorten the midi notes/asdr

paradigm x wrote:

kejk wrote:Oh and I just had to add... Sidechaining one self?

It's just called regular compression lol..

Its not actually ... usually referred to as mute groups.

Alright smarty pants, u missed this one. When you allow a signal's own amplitude to determine the amount of compression, rather than a secondary signal's amplitude, you do just have regular old compression. DON'T KNOW WHY I HAD TO CLEAR THAT UP.


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cut itself is on the channel right click!!! I've been going out to the sample panel, and going to the misc tab for... years and years.