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Hey I've got a question regarding the effect mixer on FL.

Imagine I have on track 1 the kicks, on track 2 the snares and on track 3 the percs.

How can I like COPY all those drums to another track so that I can control the drums at once?

Thanks for helping me, and sorry If I am not clear enough.

Click on the channel you want to send, then click on the little arrow at the bottom of the channel you want to send it to.

Thanks alot, yet I do not get any effects to work on that track. How can I like make that the master over all those 3 channels, so that I want to dim the volume I can easily automate that instead of automate all three.

like 3za said..

send each one to a seperate FX channel, select the first one and where the 'send' channel is, right click the arrow at the bottom and click 'route to this track only'. then do the same thing with the other FX channels.

Edit: it doesnt have to be a 'send' channel, but i use them to keep things cleaner.

or! if you dont want to add FX seperately to all of your drum channels, just select them all in the sequencer and then send them all to the same FX track.

hope this helps

The name of what you are talking about is "buss" or "bussing" you are creating a drum buss.

Nice tip on the send to this track only. They're always adding features, and I very rarely pick up on them, I've been breaking the send to the master, and then sending to the buss. I just did like 30 tracks earlier tonight... that tip would have saved me like 2 minutes of mindless clicking. Thanks.

While selecting and insert channel, right click a send channel's arrow (or a empty insert channel's arrow) and click "route to this track online"

all fx will be processed on the channel you added to the send but only the send channel will play the sound.

While selecting and insert channel, right click a send channel's arrow (or a empty insert channel's arrow) and click "route to this track online"

all fx will be processed on the channel you added to the send but only the send channel will play the sound.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVQH2cchLIc


Check out the FL Studio Channel on YouTube or on their site for a ton of helpful tutorials.

Thank you so much for this!! I've been using FL for ages and I still didn't know this. :L