#EDISON FL STUDIO TUTORIAL FREE#
To do this, proceed as follows: First, assign the Slicex to a free Mixer track (assuming you are using Slicex of course). Slicex will automatically slice it for you and you can proceed to Piano Roll and create your sequence (In the Slicex, switch off the ‘Auto-dump’ if you don’t want Slicex to dump the slices to Piano Roll automatically).Īlso, if you want to tune your glitch sequence to a certain key, you can record it to audio using Edison’s loop recording mode and use Newtone to pitch shift it. Next, open the Slicex and use the drag tool to drop it to Slicex. Doing this prevents silence parts (and unnecessary repetition of similar sounds) ending up into Slicex slices.ĭumping audio material from Edison to Slicex is easy: first (in the Edison), select all. For example, you can manually select bits and pieces, then drag & drop them to Step Sequencer (use the drag tool in Edison to drag & drop the selections to Step Sequencer).Īnother method is to dump the whole recording to Slicex and let it slice it automatically.įirst, clean up the recording a bit by deleting all the silence parts and similar sounding/looking parts to keep the audio as varied as possible. Now, there’s various ways to use the recorded material. Check what the preset ‘LP into HP with panning’ does. Moreover, try adding effects to the fx chain (after first instance of Edison) for even more complex sounds – Love Philter for example. Also, try out different samples for more variation. Now, in the second instance of Edison, place the playback position marker after the recorded audio (double click to place it) and in the first instance of Edison, make another selection on some other place in the sample and record again. After you’re satisfied with the end results, hit the stop button on both Edisons. Everything will be recorded to audio (Also: watch your ears, things may get pretty loud).
In the first instance of Edison, make a short selection somewhere in the sample, hit the ‘Loop’ button and start changing the length of the selection at live by holding your left mouse button and ‘scratching’ from left to right. Now, in the second instance of Edison, enable the recording by clicking on the Record button and make sure the ‘On Input’ is enabled (should be enabled by default).
Open the Browser and drop ANY sample material to the first instance of Edison (I’m using single hit drum samples taken from Loopmasters “ Ableton AS 100” -pack. First Edison will be used for producing the glitch sounds and the second will be used for recording them to audio. Let’s get on to making those glitch sounds.įirst, open the Mixer and drop two instances of Edison’s into any empty mixer track. (Tutorial for the beat I used in this audio example will follow soon) In this tutorial I will show you an idea/method how you can make your own glitch sounds in FL Studio using Edison.
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