How to Make Cool Vocal Chops in FL Studio

In this video I'm going to show you how to make some vocal chops in FL Studio. We're going to be using all stock FL Studio 20 plugins and free plugins. All the music you hear in this tutorial I made specifically for this video and I didn't spend very much time tweaking or mixing it so just keep in mind you can potentially achieve an even better sound than I did with only stock plugins and free vsts. Just use all the concepts I'm teaching you in the video and feel free to experiment with each one to find what works best for you. Not all of these steps have to be followed in order to get some cool vocal chops, and depending on what you're going for you may want to skip some things I go over in the video.
One thing I didn't mention in the video is that in order to follow along with all the steps of this tutorial you need at least the Signature Edition of FL Studio. However, there's definitely ways to work around not having Newtone and you can just use other pitch correction plugins (you can find some decent free ones).
If you like this video be sure to check out more tutorials I have on the channel. Right now I'm uploading videos once per week usually on the weekends so keep an eye out for that.
How to Make Cool Vocal Chops in FL Studio:
Step 1: Record some vocals or find a vocal on KZbin or Splice (preferably royalty free).
Step 2: Load vocal in to Newtone to fix any pitch errors.
Step 3: Load vocal into Slicex and start experimenting with some chops.
Step 4: Come up with a melody and your midi keyboard/controller or in the piano roll in FL Studio.
Step 5: Convert the midi into audio.
Step 6: Add to a free mixer track and start adding FX. I like experimenting with reverb, delay, distortion, ott, and EQ. But feel free to get even more creative and try other stuff as well.
Step 7: Pick a good key and pitch vocals up for a cool chipmunk effect.
Step 8: Bring the vocals back into Newtone and experiment with the formant shift for a unique cool effect.
Step 9: Make sure the melody is exactly how you want it by making various vocal chops unique and experimenting with different pitches.
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[@AnotherMonster]

Hope everyone is having a great weekend and you get a lot of stuff done (or not if you don't want to)

[@Roses_R_Red_]

xD

[@ManishKumar-ti4su]

Sir can you explain about harmar vst everything...

[@AnotherMonster]

Manish Kumar right now I only have the signature edition of FL Studio so I don’t have Harmor but I do plan on upgrading at some point soon so it’s definitely on my list to do. It just may be a little while

[@cody42693]

Quick question. The part where you chose the key F, how did you know exactly what you needed to turn the pitch knob to in relation to that?

[@AnotherMonster]

Cody42693 that’s the one thing about fl studio that sucks. There’s no way to know (that I know of). Because of the way I edited the video it looks like i found the key right away, but really I had to try a couple of times before I found the key. Just wanted to edit the video down to least amount of time possible

[@thanktheknife]

dude you are providing such quality and well explained tutorials, really covering everything I want to know about in FL. Keep it up brother!

[@AnotherMonster]

Daniel Farrar thanks dude! Will do

[@matusdatko]

Thank you for lot of great informations.

[@joelwillis1898]

This is the best Vocal Chop Tutorial Ever Mann!! Thanks

[@breadjambread1517]

BEST VOCAL CHOP TUTORIAL EVER!!! thanks👍

[@AnotherMonster]

Bread Jambread 😁

[@css172]

Very helpful tutorial! I learned a lot Thank you!

[@AnotherMonster]

css172 no problem! Glad it was helpful!

[@Inflightmuzik]

Awesome tutorial man! I'll be using these techniques in the near future for sure. Definitely sparked some idea for me.

[@AnotherMonster]

InflightMuzik hey thanks dude! Good to hear

[@romeomelan]

Nice tutorial thanx

[@AnotherMonster]

romeomelan np. Glad you like it!

[@c1966m]

Good fun tutorial, nice one 😀

[@AnotherMonster]

Neil MacD thanks man!

[@ahlanhasib2300]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@AnotherMonster]

Ahlan Hasib you’re welcome!

[@ashaypallav4158]

I've seen 5 videos today and subscribed to your channel. And to me you're a fl studio God.

[@AnotherMonster]

Ashay Pallav I appreciate that bro

[@pick_nark]

Sounds cool! I don't like recording with my voice but this seems like a good way to make it more bearable lol.

[@AnotherMonster]

Nick Park lol I know the feeling

[@abincshaji7533]

Thanks Man😍❤️

[@AnotherMonster]

Abin C Shaji for sure!

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@@AnotherMonster ❤️

[@tusharkantimandal8779]

Thanks brother For the key you insert piano on master ?

[@exasYT]

How can i sound them like Gliding you know?

[@AnotherMonster]

exas you’d have to add an extra step in there where you brought the notes back into the piano roll and used the glide effect on them. Might have to get a bit creative

[@R-shaaw]

Ur mixing it wrong... Its better to Compress And Staurate first then Using Verb and delay on it otherwise your delay and verb dynamics become distorted and un naturally and Your compressor Mess up your Reverb Beautiful dynamic