Save Countless Hours in FL Studio

[@AnotherMonster]

Hope everyone is having a great weekend so far! Here is the template, but if you download it, make sure you watch the section of the video that says "you NEED to watch this if you're planning to use my template" - bit.ly/3N13RcN

[@_mickmccarthy]

Massively underrated tip, while it's likely going to change over time, it does save so much time. Opening up FL Studio and just having everything already set up so you can just focus on the music making! Looking forward to learning some more tips about how best to go about setting one up!

[@ariestrucker7832]

This works for people who have the experience, and have developed a routine using techniques and plugins...they KNOW gives them the best results.

[@ketz_165]

I’m so thankful for this, I have adhd and I literally never get anything done because organizing is so boring. Thank you so much

[@AnotherMonster]

no problem. I definitely know the feeling

[@deadlyrobot5179]

I did this 3 years ago and I hate myself for not doing it sooner. But in another hand you need to find your favorite plugins and style to be able to do it properly, my templet is still evolving to this day. I hope more KZbinrs had a video like this, thx for the tip man.

[@AnotherMonster]

I'm in the same boat. I've had a custom template for awhile, but I've been thinking a lot of tweaking my workflow a bit and also my template. It's been a long time coming but I think all the changes I've added to this template are going to save me a LOT more time. And I do think everyone should create their own custom template and tweak it over time as you mentioned

[@ThatOneGirlDrummer]

I've been using FL for like 8 years and didn't know about the shift scroll in the playlist at 3:52 lmaooo 😭 thanks for this video!

[@skjortan]

Great great tips! Especially the one about mastering in the same project, why havent i done that before! Down to earth and well articulated. You are gold =)

[@DjPaulGreenEindhoven.]

All the way from Holland Netherlands .. I say big thanks for all your video.s it helps me alot ...and i wil use this new work flow for shure ...greetings and have a good one ...

[@dymar_lasoul]

My Lecture 😊😊😊♥️♥️

[@c1966m]

I like your patcher mid side eq on the master, thanks for that tip David ;-)

[@STRM1106]

Great Vid as always!! thanks for the template.

[@AnotherMonster]

Np bro!

[@Enkeria]

Never used mixer in any project, but I guess I will have to learn. Been doing hobby music since 97.

[@KhairyFakhry]

Thank you man, this video is an amazing and very important subject!

[@AnotherMonster]

Thanks man!

[@stevenhammerle]

Such a great video!! 🙌

[@melsmith9362]

Brilliant advise thank you so much for your time

[@AnotherMonster]

No problem! Glad it helped

[@skjortan]

I just have to say that that a song can often be very personal and so can a template. Meeting the same template with the same color variations and plugins can (sometimes) do bad for your inspiration. But, like in every situation, listen to yourself, from all the things you have been taught, you have to choose what feels right for you in that moment.

[@gar3thbeatz]

Awesome video, thanks! 🔥🔥

[@kabukijoe99]

You should have more likes. Very good lessons and English/ It is easy to understand you

[@basseniash]

Hi! Is it possible to create slap bass-house in Sytrus as Dynoro did?

[@AnotherMonster]

It will probably be easier to make in a synth like vital, but I’ll see what I can come up with

[@basseniash]

@@AnotherMonster I am learning how to use Sytrus. All People say Sytrus can do anything. You will get the service of Sytrus, you do not need external instruments. Is it true? hmmmm ... Please prove. Thank you and sorry for your time

[@AnotherMonster]

@@basseniash you can do anything in Sytrus, however plugins like vital are bit more user friendly and easier to create some sounds. I’ll see what I can come up with in sytrus tho

I have one question that I can't seem to find the answer to. How do I send a track through a sidechain send along with a reverb/delay send as well? I never get the sound I want when I send them through both at the same time. If you could include the answer to this in a future video, or refer me to an old video, or just a quick reply, that would be greatly appreciated!

[@AnotherMonster]

Never tried to do this and I’m not sure there’s a good answer. You may have to just settle for processing the tracks separately and then routing them through the sidechain. You can always copy and paste your effects chains. It’s possible there’s a better answer out there, but I don’t know it

[@rectify2003]

Awesome

[@unused0011]

I was using a custom template for about 6 years but recently gone back to using just the empty template.

[@ORIGINAL_MEDIA]

👍👍👍

[@Melody-t3w]

❤

[@DeL1veRRRy]

your template has been blocked by Bitly :/

[@AnotherMonster]

Here's the direct link - anothermonsterproductions.com/1be3e8a1-fc24-4c01-8c88-269c42de2599/

[@coolscube5062]

Hi There David hop your well ... when i 1st stared using fl studio 20.7 i added this German music producer to my insta after a while we got chatting dm each other .. anyway this one time i showed him my FL Studio set up by sending him screen shots .. he message me back going tits about i haven't got the mixer channel controls the same side as the Channel Rack & Step Sequencer controls.... what a plonker i thought i block him in the end he carried on ranting .... not quite what you need when your just starting out

[@AnotherMonster]

There’s no right or wrong way to set things up. Only personal preference. I always try to encourage everyone to find a workflow that works for them.

[@Akilltersebas]

Me who does this, but realises I need full version...

[@slingstone]

I'll stick with 11.

[@CelticStone]

Great vid, I drop span and youlean onto my 'Current channel'

[@AnotherMonster]

Nice. Definitely a must have

[@AutPen38]

Yeah. I love having meters and analysers available for every track, but until recently I was adding meters to individual mixer channels (especially if the master channel had some other effects I wanted to be "ignored" by the meters) and then I suddenly noticed there was a *Current* Channel next to the master that is the perfect place for analysis/meters. I don't need a VU or LUFS meter or frequency analysis plugin loaded on *every* channel rack or the master. Just put them on Current Channel and then use left/right cursor keys to check each mixer channel.