how to ACTUALLY pitch bend

[@howtoavenge1016]

pro tip: if you want to change the color of existing notes, highlight the notes, click the color you want, and then do the shortcut Alt+C

[@altariaethar]

thank you i was looking to color groups of notes, had no idea until now

[@notkaif]

avenge

[@nesquickyt]

you can also select all the notes of the selected color by using the shortcut Shift+C !!

[@mechwarreir2]

it's just so much work, I hope one day a future DAW will make a better method....

[@nesquickyt]

@@mechwarreir2 nah bro you just have what we call laziness. If you can't press two keys to make a simple action, then you're not ready to use FLStudio.

[@iammaximofficial]

Im impressed by how much Synthet knows about FL Studio. One of the most underrated music channels on YT for sure.

[@Fullmodulation]

nah knowing is pretty easy knowing how to use it tho is the hard part everyone can just read the scrip manual and just make a video on it like they knew whats happening but to make a video in the format he does is to have the knowledge on how to put it in use thats why his stuff is pretty impressive and catchy

[@soap-lk9ck]

not for long though, he was literally 3k subscribers one or two weeks ago

[@oorrbbiitt]

why did you write it like a haiku poem

[@Smoerrebroed]

@@oorrbbiitt He is not a commenter, he is a _writer._

[@Sodiumitis]

@@oorrbbiitt I'm impressed by how Much you know about this stuff So underrated

[@MachineMan64]

Holy, i did not know specific colored notes could be bent without altering other notes at the same time. Very, very useful.

[@tenesinsixtiliev]

That adds a whole ahh dimension in FL that no other DAW has

[@LWmusik]

​@@tenesinsixtilievMost daws have MPE which is the more modern version of this

[@tenesinsixtiliev]

@@LWmusik nope, only fl studio exists

[@LETTMusic]

It's important to call out this only works for instruments native to FL. Slide notes do not work for 3rd party plugins like Serum or NI Kontakt or anything else. So for pitch bending those instruments, you typically need to use the Channel Pitch knob on the top right of the plugin near the digits box of where it's mapped on the mixer, and you have to automate that. An alternative is to convert 3rd party instruments into a sample-based DirectWave instrument.

[@ahreuwu]

There's a free VST called BENDY which you can use as a workaround. Works great with Vital. You need to use one copy of that vst for each midi channel you'd want to bend, so it's not as seamless as using color-coded midi on a single pattern, but it works.

[@CrappyPastry99]

Same goes for a lot of other DAWs as well. I love trying to convert knowledge from FL to other DAWs, but this one is mostly FL-native

[@ahreuwu]

@@CrappyPastry99 Yep, though I have seen something similar on Bitwig. The making-of video of Donkong - Simulation uses individual note bending for the lead, and I had been looking for something similar for years, until this video where I found Bendy

[@CrappyPastry99]

​@@ahreuwuInteresting! the DAW I use (Mixcraft 9) has a pitch bend wheel but it doesn't work very nicely unless you have a synth with a large bend range

[@estebanquinones6175]

Thank you so much for answering why it wasn't working on my Serum synth, now I gotta figure out how to bend the individual note on the piano roll through serum

[@jack.hodkinson]

I don't even know what software this is or really anything about music, but I click on synthet's videos so fast

[@stickah]

*that's pretty wholesome man, i hope you do good on everything you do man.*

[@fastslow002]

fl studio

[@chembwoley1408]

​@@fastslow002false it is Audacity

[@jollyalong6]

Dude, its fl studio

[@sritam_mirdha]

It's the OG fl studio. No problem bro if you didn't know music production 😅😅

[@2kadrenojunkie]

you know you made a good tutorial when people think its entertaining enough to watch without any intent of touching the software its for while still being effective at teaching them.

[@aNICKmations]

legit been using fl for 3 years and didnt know changing the color meant it only slid one note, thank you so much!

[@christoliver2065]

Been using it since 2009. And I'm FLOORED. I love how much there is to learn about this program

[@DutchOrbit]

@@christoliver2065 damn unc

[@kaisouseru2466]

3 years is short

[@LXTVS]

Bro ive been using it since 2016 and i didn't know this shit

[@aNICKmations]

@@kaisouseru2466 yeah ik but its still crazy to me

[@HarryGileis]

Just 3 days ago I was looking for a video showing how to glide chords, and 3 days later you share this, crazy, thanks brother ❤

[@strikewave1918]

I've been using FL for over a year now and I never knew how to do this - I always just cloned the instrument and then had both play at the same time, sliding independantly. this is so, so much better and you earned a sub for teaching me this, ty!

[@burgerdude7029]

These are some of the best tutorials I've seen, they're short, easy to follow, and fun to listen to

[@itsmealec]

your videos are refreshing. i started making music like 10 years ago on and off, gave up for a while. your vids came up in my feed and now im jumping back into it. cheers!

[@JustSomeGuy-z9s]

0:45 that note sounded zesty af 💀

[@A-WARE1903]

AGREED

[@thecatthatflies]

nah thats crazy 💀💀

[@suswhatohthesuspense]

sounds like it went: 😒😏😒

[@thehansboi]

fr

[@Realicious]

This video made me bend myself to the funky music. Another awesome, hip-shaking tutorial!

[@synthet7]

you're the best bro

[@Realicious]

@@synthet7 no u ❤️

[@lu.beats999]

this is a game changer. thank you so much. i've never realized you could color code notes and glide them individually. INSANE TIP!

[@UnoriginallyChrisLPs]

I don't make music at all and I have no idea why this was in my recommended, but... this is a really good balance of education, tutorial, and entertainment.

[@joon_xe]

holy shit. this channel has some of the highest quality production value i've ever seen. keep it up man

[@nobody33960]

It's little things like this I tend to overlook in Fl studio. Half a decade of sound design using this DAW and I'm only just now finding out that color coordinating notes in the piano role allow them to function independently of one another. I'm glad this video found me as not only did I learn something new and game changing, but it was catchy, simple, effective and easy to understand.

[@FireJojoBoy]

These tutorials make me actually happy watching! Also, we don't even have to ask for full versions of the songs because you're playing around with songs that are already out!

[@Argi1000]

Okay, this is the best channel on KZbin. So much useful information in a such small amount of time, all done to the beat, being entartaining and pleasing not just to watch but also to listen to, these videos are great!

[@TheReu69]

0:46 WHY IT SOUNDS SO COOL OMGGGG!!!

[@Leprofmapv2e]

Message deleted. Reason:too young

[@TheReu69]

@@Leprofmapv2e i cant understand you because im russian and because your words look like children's and they are

[@RhumpleOriginal]

Spacebear does this at the end of their song 'The Definition Of Gooning'. Sustained notes doing this sound better imk. But yea. It's used in a lot of games.

[@ItsLtime]

​@@RhumpleOriginalThe Definition of What?????

[@bsjdnei9879]

great vid, especially the first 20 seconds i watched around 20 times, everything is so perfect, the smooth sliding notes, you talking sounding like actual vocals fitting the track, it all feels like on beat evolving, I love the way the first note of the bassline starts playing at the same time as you said bass. All this while im actually learning useful straight to the point tips that i would usually not have the attention span to sit through. Well done, i subbed i hope you do more like this

[@teamofwinter8128]

i wish all tutorials were this cool

[@EtsefZale]

Just found you and HOLY CRAP you make videos over EVERYTHING IM LOOKING FOR THANK YOU

[@maverickk4794]

you've taught me more about productively using this daw than years and years of struggle producing ty synthet

[@PlattformRec]

This guy at 0:45 made me laugh more than he should have

[@hekitkofiicup]

eeerEargh

[@LeivenFrestea]

Kinda sounds like that sound in deltarune when you try to buy 300 CD Bagels

[@melodybeck4152]

Mhm

[@metafordsounds]

If “😏” was a sound

[@hvvxck]

It kinda reminded me of Waluigi idk why

[@KALONERD]

I remember a time it was very difficult to find production tuts on yt, what a time to be alive...

[@Gnurklesquimp2]

*constant background noise* ʰᵉʸ ᵍᵘʸˢ ˢᵒ ᵗᵒᵈᵃʸ MIC POP We've come a long way

[@danielfernandes1010]

Dude, THANK YOU! I've been using fl for 5 years and never figured out how to do this. I assumed it wasn't even possible. But this looks very exciting, gonna try out!

[@SquidgeMusic_]

Didn't know about the color coding feature. Thank you brother! :D

[@meeushsgskhfg]

I been using FL for a decade pretty much everyday for hours. You are teaching me sooo much shit I had no idea about dude.

[@Alternateuniverse7157]

Makes me wanna pick up FL again. Short, simple and oh so sweet to listen to. Time to watch some more tutorials.

[@Claydood]

Normally I would block channels who use clickbait thumbnails instead of support them, even if they are good, but damn I love the straight to the point and short videos. Subscribed. Even clicked the like button which is very rare that I do.

[@synthet7]

thanks for the kind words!

[@LighterGreenMusic]

Simple, easy to understand video that's intuitive and useful? You've earned yourself a subscriber, buddy.

[@Anatoliys_Adventure]

You have made every other fl tutorial channel irrelevant to me. Straight to the point tutorials that respect my time and have a step by step visual guide too? Your content is amazing dawg 🤘🏼

[@ileryon4019]

already knew the color trick.. !! thanks for supporting our community!

[@Vytirix_RBX]

Pitch bends are such a heavenly element of music. Especially in a melody. Glad you released this! Now I know how to make mine better!

[@ErisesFunny]

Bro... These are the tutorials I need!!!! Thanks so much for these!!!

[@stxlxnmusic]

Another short and great tutorial, I was exactly wondering how people actually have these slides transitions:) Thank you!

[@originaltsappmusic5174]

Holy you make such high quality videos its insane. Easily my favorite FL studio channel I've watched! Thanks for all the help!

[@dylanfae]

I absolutely love how you make these :) thanks

[@OSHEEN]

Awesome tutorial bro

[@bumbletastic]

I never thought I'd find perfect tutorials. but here we are.

[@Qsie]

I learned this by accident one time!! The most fun thing is that each of those sixteen colors are MIDI channels ✌🏽 so if you ever work with MIDI instrumentation and events, you'll know how to handle it now!

[@victorcobane6644]

Thank you so much! I have been trying to find out how to do such a simple technique for this for ages; I had no idea it was just built in to the DAW like this!

[@Luminator]

and if you want to manage multiple notes to a different color, select them, set your preferred note color on the top left, alt+c.

[@drippinsauce1915]

Gentlemen, I want to acknowledge the hard work put in by this individual. He is knowledgeable and generously shares his wisdom with us. People like him help others become the best versions of themselves, which ultimately contributes to the evolution of music as a whole. For that, I applaud you brother. Keep being amazing!

[@datboiya8942]

After I found your channel I went from wanting to get into FL, to experimenting nearly every day Your tutorials are incredible man

[@dev.donner]

I DIDNT KNOW YOU COULD DO THIS!!!! I was so upset that I couldn't change the slide to only work with one note in particular, this opens up so much for me thank you!

[@stantheroyman]

Pitch bending along with color coding is the combo i was looking for

[@inmyidolera]

YOU'RE AN ACTUAL LIFESAVER THANK YOU

[@lspectroniztar]

The background music is a masterpiece

[@blusidelines6601]

I’ve needed that color code thing for awhile THANK YOU

[@sowham]

best slide key tutorial, never drops the flow throughout, to the point

[@Sachaplouf]

You’re an amazing discovering !!! I have been plateauing on learning fl studio , and you’re marking bookmarks that I don’t have to think of myself. Mille Merci 🙏🏽 Many thanks

[@face9118]

Awesome tips tnx a lot ❤❤❤

[@codesymphony]

that bass sounds so good

[@emirbabapro78]

bro your tutorials are life changing and you are a genius

[@EphyPinkman]

bro casually taught me everything I need to know in 1 minute wtf, youre the GOAT, SUBBED, (I even subbed you with my second acc)

[@lpcurse3042]

My god, I've tried scouring the internet for hours and never understood what the little triangle did or how it works. You just explained it in under a minute and it all makes sense.

[@Gnurklesquimp2]

I was hoping to finally learn it is possible after all to really draw a curve in a sort of overlay directly within the midi, but this is still a good reminder to make more use of this slide method as opposed to the porta/mono and time knob in the instrument's menu. Fun bonus tip: Consider freq shifting. Whether done subtly in simultaneous conjunction with pitch slides or used as an obvious effect, it's so cool. There's other methods too, Image Line Harmor's prism is a great example, it lets you move individual partials according to the drawn mask and formula you choose. You can also set it's ''phaser'' to freq mode to move partials rather than filter them, especially cool cause it's an infinitely spinning knob. (There's also a phaser mask if you want it to affect different partials differently) You can also program detuned unison synths so the detune gets strongest in the middle of your slide or just before reaching the target or whatever, very cool effect too. In passing tones and especially slides, dissonance tends not to stand out to us as a bad thing, so you can get a little wilder with the timbre. Another cool one is resonators/vocoders/tonal EQ etc. set to highlight consonances, some EQ's even let you control a freq's octaves alongside it so you can reasonably do harmonic series filter stuff. (You can fade this in during slides) The idea here is to instead filter out dissonant stuff in your slides, it'll basically slide through a mask and the partials become more audible as they go through consonant freqs. (You may wanna do some volume automation/compression and EQ to make stuff audible but not too resonant) You can do SO much to make very interesting sounding slides, always fun to sit down and add details like this when the moment is right. Usually I'm in the flow writing, then when that passes I do this, and it's so rewarding to hear it come to life that much more.

[@r3stl3ss]

been making "music" for 12 years and never figured out how to properly use slide notes. thank u

[@EcoMeeco2]

I dont understand anything that's going on here but I stayed for the music.

[@davidesp00]

Learned so much in 1 min and 8 seconds than I could have anywhere else 🤣🤣

[@BaldisGaming]

Tysm! I needed this. I didn't know that you could slide specific notes!

[@z00mer_music]

I love your videos, it's like storytelling about FL Studio with music

[@Shon304]

Note: Slides on Piano Roll only works for FL STUDIO BUILT IN PLUGINS like sytrus

[@jackaufenhand5710]

Dude, you just totally changed my approach to composition. Thank you.

[@ployboy8587]

your tutorial format is actually somewhat revolutionary.

[@knocky3659]

holy shit, I didn't know I was missing this video so much. thank you man!!!1!

[@randkami8074]

this channel was recommended to me like a few weeks ago and it's honestly golden thanks yt algorithm

[@SanMario95]

I saw a video on this a while back and I couldn’t find it again. Thank you cuz I needed this

[@Sigmafurryhater69]

I'm not on the channel because for tutorial, i am here because his music is really dope

[@brassstabs]

im an ableton user and im not even sure half of these tutorials will work on there but the videos are so fun i cant help it

[@AngieYonaga]

i've been wanting to get into making music and those little tutorials are so fun and informative compared to a lot of 3 hours infodump videos lol, thank you so much

[@chwompez]

This would’ve been useful to know like 10 years ago for me, thanks for the wisdom brotha💯

[@caylya7869]

Never knew about color coding. You taught me something new. Thank you.

[@ElijahJoaquin397]

Thanks for the Fl Studio Tutorial!

[@LunarMusician]

I was trying to understand how those work for a good while. THANK YOU!!!

[@NavJordaan]

love the flow throughout the video! i don't even have FL studio, this was just nice to watch

[@fastslow002]

another banger tutorial🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@windy6587]

a tutorial thats pleasing to watch is rare

[@arnav9155]

0:53 he got bars

[@conzie123conzie6]

no one's doing it like you keep it up king

[@TheCreatorOfStuff]

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[@-peyat]

the bass at 0:15 is sooo satisfying i can't stop replaying it

[@apochidafein]

Thanks bro your vids really help to learn the ins and outs of FL

[@cyndacat76]

also to add, Note Velocity, Note fine pitch, and Note Panning also get affect by these changes underneath your notes :)

[@prettyonthekitchen]

BRO I WAS SERCHING THIS FOR ETERNITY, THANKS YOUUUUUUUUUU!

[@UberDragon]

When I added a slide note below the very last bass note in my song it immediately made the entire ending sound more complete.

[@TheMostRandomAussieEver]

0:10 be sounding like minecraft

[@OFC_ravyr]

No it's not

[@gfif]

​@@OFC_ravyr fr

[@h.n.r_funi3324]

The streets (the comments) are saying your videos are really good so i'm subscribing

[@wiczus6102]

This is what I like about FL. Other DAWs are so complacent about this types of features.

[@joshuasims5421]

I just appreciate that the entire video is on beat

[@neoluigi2078]

music cover are so great! thx. it remind me of "how to turn a sphere into itself", idk why, but i love!

[@Idkanymore1234]

you have a lot to learn about turning things outside in

[@Walen233]

I had no idea that colors works like this. Gamechanger, bro! Thanks.

[@Karshaper]

Thank you so much for this, the color coding is extremely helpful and I never knew about this before!

[@TocoaPuffs]

Your tutorials are a jam in themselves

[@dingusbrule5756]

Wow, i knew about sliding this way, but color coding is a game changer rad tip!

[@MinerBigBo]

oh thank the lords of music you saved me time lool I've been trying to figure out how you were supposed to pitch select notes in a chord on my own for so long. Who know you just needed to change the colour :P

[@UltimateTigdik]

thnak u

[@decipherlogic]

I dont even have FL and still love watching these