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I have been having this annoying as f**k problem where I use some Vengeance Claps or Kicks and they sometimes "Slow down" or give this slow motion effect like I stretched the time.

I have no idea why it does this and it's doing my nut, especially when the Kick or Clap is the one that sounds best.

Can anyone help me with this?

Turn this all the way down;

zerbaman wrote:

RandoRando wrote:

wub wrote:
Save the hassle

can u run each pad to a seperate mixer channel in fpc? because if not i dont see the point.

Yes. Yes you Can bevoh !

The fuck version of fpc are you guys using?


And you can route em out to different mixer channels.

It's a 'drag box' where you can change the number.

This number determine what mixer track that individual element will appear in relation to the track that the fpc is on.

So, say your fpc is on mixer track 4, setting the kick drum to 1 will route it to mixer channel 5. setting it to 3 will route to 7, 4 to 8, 5 to 9 and so on. You can also set to negative numbers, -1 will send the kick to mixer track 3, -2 to track 2 ectectect.

y'all using some old ass version of FPC.
But seriously, I'd opt for using that to keep all your drums & percs nice & organized.

Dope way to save some time:
Create a template with blank slots for Bass drums, snares, etc.
Change the routing on each channel, so that when you load up FPC all of them will route to specific channels (I usually set the FPC to route to 10, so everything else routes to +10 the value you set into it. EX: Bass drum routes to mixer channel "1" in the FPC, it actually routes over to mixer channel 11

It was the first picture that came up when I googled FPC.
I use the version that comes with 10.