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FL Studio 21 - Music Production in FL Studio 21 for Mac & PC
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Music Production in FL Studio 20 & 21 - Make 6 Full Tracks - Manage FL Studio in Just One Day, Music, Mixing & Mastering

Summary

Price
£39 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
69 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts) and 1 Article
Duration
9.3 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
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  • Tutor is available to students
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Overview

In This FL Studio - Learn Music Production in FL Studio for Mac & PC, I will show you how to manage FL Studio in just one day. Did you know that FL Studio is now supported by both Windows & Mac?

We will cover everything from how you download FL Studio to choosing the correct version for your needs, as well as going in-depth about the software. This course is perfect for beginners!

We will end the course with a music production stage where we re-make two songs from well-known released songs. We're also covering the arrangement, mixing stage, and mastering stage.

This course is created for beginners and advanced users who want to expand their knowledge in music production in FL Studio 21. We are covering all the techniques the biggest music producers currently use and limiting ourselves to creating music. Everything in this course is made in the box, so you only need a laptop, such as MacBook Pro, or a desktop computer, such as an iMac.

This Course Includes All You Need To Create Music Production in FL Studio. Everything that you need to use is included in this course.

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Curriculum

This course contains

Format: 69 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts) and 1 Article

Duration: 9h and 21m

    • 1: What You Will Learn in This Course Preview 03:38
    • 2: How To Try FL Studio For Free 04:36
    • 3: The First Steps in FL Studio 01:57
    • 4: Which Version Should I Get? 06:28
    • 5: Brief Overview Of The Interface - Part 1 01:39
    • 6: Brief Overview Of The Interface - Part 2 06:00
    • 7: Brief Overview Of The Interface - Part 3 07:24
    • 8: In-Depth Overview Of FL Studio - Part 1 08:00
    • 9: In-Depth Overview Of FL Studio - Part 2 08:00
    • 10: In-Depth Overview Of FL Studio - Part 3 03:37
    • 11: In-Depth Overview Of FL Studio - Part 4 08:00
    • 12: In-Depth Overview Of FL Studio - Part 5 08:00
    • 13: In-Depth Overview Of FL Studio - Part 6 04:41

    • 14: The Channel Rack - Part 1 08:00
    • 15: The Channel Rack - Part 2 07:08
    • 16: The Mixer - Part 1 08:00
    • 17: The Mixer - Part 2 06:00
    • 18: The Playlist - Part 1 08:00
    • 19: The Playlist - Part 2 08:00
    • 20: The Playlist - Part 3 07:09
    • 21: Creating a Project Template - Part 1 08:00
    • 22: Creating a Project Template - Part 2 08:00
    • 23: Creating a Project Template - Part 3 07:53

    • 24: Programming Drums - Part 1 08:00
    • 25: Programming Drums - Part 2 06:17
    • 26: Grouping Tracks in The Mixer - Part 1 08:00
    • 27: Grouping Tracks in The Mixer - Part 2 06:03
    • 28: Create Sidechain in FL Studio 07:31
    • 29: Setting Up Your MIDI Keyboard 05:47
    • 30: Automation Clips 07:46
    • 31: Shortcuts You Need To Know 10:40

    • 32: Chord Progression Table 01:00
    • 33: Creating a Full Track - Part 1 08:00
    • 34: Creating a Full Track - Part 2 Preview 08:00
    • 35: Creating a Full Track - Part 3 08:00
    • 36: Creating a Full Track - Part 4 10:33
    • 37: Creating a Full Track - Part 5 08:00
    • 38: Creating a Full Track - Part 6 08:00
    • 39: Creating a Full Track - Part 7 06:37

    • 40: Creating & Handling Backups in FL Studio - Part 1 06:00
    • 41: Creating & Handling Backups in FL Studio - Part 2 06:47
    • 42: Autosave in FL Studio - A Lifesaver 02:12
    • 43: Organising Samples in The Browser 03:44
    • 44: Creating Presets for Plugins in FL Studio 04:13
    • 45: Maximum Velocity Through MIDI Keyboards 02:01
    • 46: Piano Roll Workflow Tips 05:14

    • 47: Q&A Section - Introduction 00:20
    • 48: Q&A Section 20:03
    • 49: Q&A - Splice 02:42
    • 50: Q&A - Native Instruments 05:00

    • 51: Studio Session - 2022 - Part 1 Preview 25:25
    • 52: Studio Session - 2022 - Part 2 10:43
    • 53: Studio Session - 2022 - Part 3 07:41
    • 54: Studio Session - 2022 - Part 4 40:26
    • 55: Studio Session 2021 - Part 1 10:00
    • 56: Studio Session 2021 - Part 2 10:00
    • 57: Studio Session 2021 - Part 3 10:01
    • 58: Studio Session 2021 - Part 4 10:01
    • 59: Studio Session 2021 - Part 5 10:00
    • 60: Studio Session 2021 - Part 6 10:00
    • 61: Studio Session 2021 - Part 7 10:00
    • 62: Studio Session 2021 - Part 8 06:24
    • 63: Studio Session 2021 - Part 9 10:00
    • 64: Studio Session 2021 - Part 10 10:01
    • 65: Studio Session 2021 - Part 11 10:00
    • 66: Studio Session 2021 - Part 12 10:00
    • 67: Studio Session 2021 - Part 13 10:00
    • 68: Studio Session 2021 - Part 14 10:00
    • 69: Studio Session 2021 - Part 15 10:00
    • 70: Studio Session 2021 - Part 16 04:45

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Description

We also include 10+ Sample Packs that will improve your productions as you can use them for free in your tracks - all royalty-free.

This course is designed for every skill level, from Beginners to Advanced. If you have never used FL Studio before, that's also fine. This course includes an introduction section where we will download FL Studio and show you how to manage the most basic functions of FL Studio to get you started.

Improve Your Music Production Techniques and Start Making Professional Music With Quality in No Time!

Regardless of your experience level or what type of music you are creating, this course will take your knowledge to another level. I will show you how to create a full Music Production with FL Studio, Mixdown, and Mastering.

Unlike other Music Production courses, this course will cover everything from scratch, improve your overall music production level, and motivate you to finish your music instead of letting your music ideas die within your project file.

About the instructor:

Martin Svensson started producing music in 2005 and teaching in 2016 and now has over 200,000 happy students on Udemy learning music production and other related topics viewed from a Music Producer's perspective. Martin has been working with different producers around the world, as well as co-created a few very well-known tracks with other musicians. Martin is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

Who is this course for?

All levels - Beginners to Advanced.

Requirements

A computer with Windows or macOS

Career path

Music Producer & FL Studio experience.

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