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FL Manual 16 Delay Bank/Love Philter/Formula Cont Flashcards

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
What is Fruity Delay Bank?

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  • Fruity Delay Bank is a powerful delay/filter plugin.
  • -This effect consists of a bank of 8 identical banks, each of which can be fed to the next bank in the chain, to create complex delay and filtering effects
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
Parameters

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Top-left are the Bank tabs and Enable Bank switches, above the tabs.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Parameters
Enable Bank switches

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  • Left-click to enable/disable
  • -Right-click to Solo the Bank.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Parameters
Select Bank tabs

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  • Select a Bank for editing.
  • -The selected Bank shows darker in color.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Parameters
The top right corner of the Delay Bank are what?

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-A set of global controls

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Global Controls
Oversample Switch

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2X Oversampling to improve the sound quality of the filters.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Global Controls
Dry Sound Level (DRY)

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-The level of dry (unprocessed) signal that bypasses the Delay Bank effect, 0% to 100%.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Global Controls
Processed Sound Level (WET)

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The volume of the processed sound coming from the Delay Bank, 0% to 100%.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Global Controls
Input Volume (IN)
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The level of the signal fed into the Delay Banks.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Global Controls
Feedback (FB)

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Global feedback value.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - Global Controls
-Each bank consists of a series of processes, running

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-From Left to Right

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
IN (Input Section)

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Input Section Allows you to set volume and panning of the input signal.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - IN
Pan knob (PAN)
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Sets the panning of the input signal.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - IN
Volume knob (VOL)
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Sets the volume of the input signal.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
FILT

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Filter Section determines the filter type, cutoffs and if the filtering is applied before or after the delay section.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FILT
Filter Pre/Post Delay (POST)

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  • Determines whether filtering is applied before or after the delay.
  • -This setting is most audible when the filter is automated.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FILT
Input Filter Types

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  • The first section of this display can be used to change between one of 8 filter states
  • OFF - No filter, LP - Low Pass, BP - Band Pass, NOT - Notch, HP - High Pass, LS - Low Shelf, PK - Peaking, HS - High Shelf).
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FILT
Input Filter Mode

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-The Filter Mode Switches, 1 to 3 determine the slope of the cutoff filter, 1 = 12 dB/Octave, 2 = 24 dB/Octave and 3 = 36 dB/Octave.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FILT
Filter Input (GAIN)
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-Adjusts the filter input volume from 10% to 200%

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FILT
Input Filter Cutoff Frequency (CUT)

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  • Sets the Cutoff for the input filter.
  • -As this filter is applied to the input signal, it’s effect passes to later stages.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FILT
Input Filter Resonance/Bandwidth (RES)

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-Boosts a narrow band of frequencies close to the cutoff value to create a ringing effect.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
FEEDBACK

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Echo Feedback Section - Controls how echoes from the delay are processed.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Echo Processing

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  • Look carefully at the second bar in each image.
  • -The first switch state shown is Process First Echo the second is Leave First Echo.
  • –This function decides if the first echo is affected by the echo filtering section.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Tempo Based Time Switch

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  • The first T shows enabled the second disabled.
  • -Tempo based time forces the echoes to sync with the BPM of the project.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Delay Timing (TIME)
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-Determines the spacing between echoes.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Stereo Offset (OFS)
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  • Lets you set a time offset for the left or right audio channel, to create a richer stereo panorama of the delay effect.
  • -To delay the left channel, move the slider down.
  • –To delay the right channel, move the slider up.
  • —To remove the time offset between channels, center the slider (Right-click the knob and select the Reset command).
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Separation (SEP)

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-Affects the L and R spacing

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Feedback Mode Off (OFF)

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-Turns feedback off.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Feedback Mode Inverted (INV)

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-Swaps the left and right channels in the feedback (so if the input is panned to right, the feedback will be panned to left).

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Feedback Mode Normal (NORM)

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-Keeps the stereo data consistent with the input signal.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Feedback Mode Ping-Pong (P.PONG)

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-Works like Inverted, but switches the left and right channels repeatedly for each echo generated, creating a “ping pong” effect.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Feedback Panning (PAN)
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-Pan position for the feedback echoes.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FEEDBACK
Feedback Volume (VOL)
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  • Volume of the feedback echoes.
  • -Turn fully clockwise for infinite delays.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
FB FILT
Feedback Filtering

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-Contains a set of filtering options for the feedback signal.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FB FILT
Feedback Filter Type/Mode

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  • The first section of this display can be used to change between one of 8 filter states (OFF - No filter, LP - Low Pass, BP - Band Pass, NOT - Notch, HP - High Pass, LS - Low Shelf, PK - Peaking, HS - High Shelf).
  • -The Filter Mode Switches, 1 to 3 determine the slope of the cutoff filter, 1 = 12 dB/Octave, 2 = 24 dB/Octave and 3 = 36 dB/Octave.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FB FILT
Feedback Filter Gain (GAIN)

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-Adjusts the filter output volume, 10% to 200%.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FB FILT
Feedback Filter Cutoff Frequency (CUT)

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  • Sets the filter cutoff frequency amount for the feedback.
  • -This progressively filters each successive repeat to ‘smooth out’ echoes as they fade out, creating more natural effect.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - FB FILT
Feedback Filter Resonance/Bandwidth (RES)

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-Boosts a narrow band of frequencies close to the cutoff value, creating a ringing effect.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
GRAIN

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  • Granualizing - is the process of chopping audio into small chunks (grains).
  • -The grain effect is here applied to the echoes of the delay.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - GRAIN
Grain Division (DIV)
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  • Slices the delay sound into small pieces (grains) using an envelope function.
  • -The grains are aligned to the size of the echo for a smooth sound.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - GRAIN
Grain Shape (SH)
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  • Adjusts the shape of the chopping envelope and therefore defines the nature of the grain sound.
  • -Tweak it until it sounds good.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank
OUT

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Bank output - Each bank can pass its output to the next bank in the chain, or to the main output.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - GRAIN
Output to Next Delay Bank (NEXT)

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  • Changes the level sent to the next bank in the chain.
  • -This is not available for last (eighth) bank.
  • –Minus values (turn left) are inverted phase.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - GRAIN
Output Pan (PAN)
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-Changes the panning of the output from the bank.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Delay Bank - GRAIN
Output Volume (VOL)
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  • Final bank output level to the plugins main output.
  • -Minus values (turn left) are inverted phase.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Fast Dist
What is Fruity Fast Dist?

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  • Fruity Fast Dist Fruity Fast Dist is a CPU-friendly distortion effect.
  • -Try using this plugin on bass and kick drum sounds for a gritty and punchier effect.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Fast Dist - Parameters
Preamp (PRE)

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  • Adjust the level of the signal before it is distorted.
  • -The middle position means 100% volume.
  • –You might need to increase the volume sometimes with this control to drive the signal into the distortion range.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Fast Dist - Parameters
Threshold (THRES)

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  • Selects the frequency band to be distorted.
  • -The more you turn this knob to right, the wider the band is.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Fast Dist - Parameters
MIX

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  • Allows you to mix the dry sound (unprocessed) with the distorted sound.
  • -Turn the knob to the right to hear only the distorted sound.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Fast Dist - Parameters
Post Gain knob (POST)

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  • If the distorted sound is too loud, reduce the volume AFTER applying the distortion here.
  • -Rotated maximum to the right gives 100% the level.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Fast LP
What is Fruity Fast LP?

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-Fruity Fast LP is a lowpass filter with very low processor usage, optimized for automation.
-This is the same filter algorithm used in the Instrument Channel Settings’ Fast LP’ filter.
Parameters
-Cutoff - Sets the “cutoff” frequency used in the filter (the higher the value, the wider the band passed through the filter).
–Resonance - Sets the filter’s resonance: this is an amplified frequency band near the cutoff level used to create special effects.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter
What is Fruity Filter?

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  • Fruity Filter is a variable state filter plugin, optimized for automation.
  • -For advanced filtering effects try Fruity Love Philter
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter - Parameters
Cutoff Freq

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-Sets the cutoff frequency for the lowpass/bandpass/highpass filters.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter - Parameters
Resonance

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Boosts a frequency band near the cutoff level, to create a sound ‘sharpening’ special effect.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter - Parameters
Low Pass

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Amount of lowpass filter mixed in the output.
–Leaves only low frequencies in the output.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter - Parameters
Band Pass

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  • Amount of bandpass filter mixed in the output.
  • -Leaves a certain frequency band in the output and filters all other frequencies.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter - Parameters
High Pass

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-Amount of highpass filter mixed in the output. Leaves only high frequencies in the output.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter - Parameters
x 2

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Oversampling. Can improve the quality of the output (reduces noise by avoiding aliasing and reduces phase distortion).

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Filter - Parameters
Center

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  • Remove DC offset.
  • -That is, a positive or negative bias in the output from the plugin.
  • -This can happen when the Cutoff Frequency is modulated quickly.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger
What is Fruity Flanger?

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  • Flanging is a form of phase cancellation created by combining multiple, variously delayed copies of the input sound.
  • -Related plugin: Fruity Flangus.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Delay

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  • Sets the minimum delay between the flanger voices.
  • -The flanger delay will be swept between delay and delay+depth.
  • –Range: 0 to 20 milliseconds.
  • —For ‘deep’ flanger effect, set this parameter to low values.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Depth

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  • Controls the flanger delay modulation.
  • -The flanger delay will be swept between delay and delay+depth.
  • –If this value is zero, the flanger will remain ‘static’ as the delay modulation will stay constant.
  • —Setting the ‘Depth’ to higher values will create heavier modulation.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Rate

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  • The rate at which the flanger is modulated.
  • -Range: 0 to 5 Hz.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Phase

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  • Use this control to widen the stereo image.
  • -Range: 0 to 360 degrees.
  • –If set to 0, the LFO on the left and right channels will be in perfect synchronization.
  • —At 180 degrees the left and right channel will be 100% out of phase.
  • —-This means that the left channel will reach its maximum when the right channel is at minimum.
  • —–Try setting 10 degrees for subtle stereo enhancement.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Damp

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  • Use this parameter to attenuate the high frequencies of the processed output.
  • -Range: 0 (no filtering) to 1 (full filtering - no output).
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Shape

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  • Determines the shape of the LFO.
  • -Range: smooth transition between sine to triangle LFO.
  • –A sine LFO will produce smoother transitions, while a triangle LFO will result in more constant pitch-shifting.
  • —While subtle, this parameter can help you get just the right sound.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Feed

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  • Sets the feedback amount.
  • -Range: 0 to 100 %.
  • –Set to high values to make the flanger ‘whistle’.
  • —Try high settings with heavy filtering (for example 99% feedback + the filter at 0.95) for special effects.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Invert Feedback / Invert Wet

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  • These two switches invert the processed (wet) and feedback signal.
  • -Range: on and off.
  • –Mixing a signal with an inverted version of itself creates the known flanger effect.
  • –When both are off the sound is more like a chorus than a flanger.
  • —-While Invert Wet will directly change the flanger/chorus sound, the Invert Feedback has a less dramatic effect, but can be used to change the sound timbre.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flanger - Parameters
Dry / Wet / Cross

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  • These three knobs determine the output mixture.
  • -Range: -inf (silent) to 0dB.
  • –Dry is the original signal, wet is the effected signal and cross is a left-right inverted version of the wet signal.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus
What is Fruity Flangus?

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  • Fruity Flangus allows you to enrich the stereo panorama of your mix, add complex flange effects and simulate unison mode synthesis via a set of controllable ‘stacked’ flangers.
  • -Related plugin: If you wish to explore other flanging effects, a different plugin, Fruity Flanger, is also available.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Order (ORD

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  • Sets the number of “stacked” flangers to be used for the effect.
  • -Using more flangers makes the effect smoother and richer.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Depth (DEPTH)

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-Controls the “flange depth” (amplitude of pitch oscillation for each of the stacked flangers).

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Speed (SPD)

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-Controls the flange speed (speed of pitch oscillation).

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Delay (DEL)

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  • Variable amounts of delay can be applied to each of the stacked flangers.
  • -Use this parameter to define the overall amount of delay applied.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Spread (SPRD)

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  • Each flanger is assigned a different speed, depth, etc. in a range defined by the basic properties provided in the Flangus interface.
  • -Increase the SPRD value to “smooth” the spreading of the stacked flangers across the parameter ranges.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Stereo Cross (CROSS)
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  • This parameter applies a stereo cross mix between the left and right channel audio output of Flangus.
  • -Increase the parameter value to mix more of the left channel sound in the right one and vice versa.
  • –The parameter has range of -100 to 100. Negative values mix inverted sound in the opposite channel.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Dry

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  • Determines the dry (unprocessed) audio in the output.
  • -Range: -100 to 100.
  • –Negative values mix inverted sound into the output.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Flangus - Parameters
Wet

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  • Determines the processed (‘flanged’) audio in the output.
  • -Range: -100 to 100.
  • -Negative values mix inverted sound into the output.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller
What is Fruity Formula Controller?

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  • Fruity Formula Controller generates automation control data based on user-defined formulae.
  • -The Formula Controller will appear as an Formula ctrl - Out option in the Link dialog.
  • –It is just one of the many internal automation controllers available in FL Studio.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller
How to use:

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  • Load Fruity Formula Controller in a Mixer FX Slot. NOTE: Renaming the Formula Controller will help you find the correct automation source when more than one is used in a project.
  • -Enter a formula or select one from the plugin presets and make sure it compiles correctly.
  • –Link the target Synth, Effect or FL Studio interface control to the ‘Formula ctrl - Out’ option (or custom name used at step 1) from the Link Dialog > ‘Link assignment’ menu.
  • —Link other internal or external hardware controllers to variables A, B and C OR record A, B, C tweaks in real-time as the project is playing.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller - Parameters
A/B/C

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  • These knobs can be used as variables in your formulas.
  • -Enter them into your formula as a, b and c variables (see the list operators and functions below).
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller - Parameters
Formula

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  • This is where you enter your formula.
  • -Press ENTER or Compile to compile to formula.
  • –If the formula is a valid mathematical expression, you will see a message ‘Compiled ok’ below the formula.
  • —If it’s not, you will see a helpful error message.
  • —-NOTE: The output of the formula must range between 0 to 1 in order to qualify as valid control data.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller - Parameters
?

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-Opens the Syntax, Objects and Functions table.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller - Parameters
Compile

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  • Compiles the formula.
  • -Alternatively press ENTER when using the formula edit box.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller - Parameters
Comments

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  • Type comments here.
  • -If text exceeds the height of the window a scroll-bar will appear on the right side.
  • –Supports RTF text from WordPad.
  • —The formula Monitor graph also displays behind the text for your convenience.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller - Parameters
Monitor

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  • Shows the output from the formula in real-time.
  • -NOTE: Many formula will not display as a moving trace until you click Play on FL Studio’s transport panel.
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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller
Syntax, Objects & Functions

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The following syntax, functions and objects are supported by the Formula Controller:

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller - Syntax, Objects & Functions
Operators

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Abbreviation Description Example
+ addition a+b
* multiplication a*b
- subtraction a-b
/ division a/b
^ power a^b

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller
Syntax, Objects & Functions
Functions

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Abs absolute Abs(a)
ArcCos anticosine ArcCos(a)
ArcSin antisine ArcSin(a)
ArcTg antitangent ArcTg(a)
ATan2 arctangent angle/quadrant of a given number Atan2(a,b)
Case returns b if a=1, else returns c Case(a,b,c)
Cos cosine Cos(a)
CoSec cosecant CoSec(a)
Ctg cotangent Ctg(a)
Exp exponent Exp(a)
Frac fractional part Frac(a)
IfE returns 1 if a=b IfE(a,b)
IfG returns 1 if a>b IfG(a,b)
IfGE returns 1 if a>=b IfGE(a,b)
IfL returns 1 if aIfLE returns 1 if a<=b IfLE(a,b)
Int integral part Int(a)
Inter returns 1 if a > b and a < c. If c < b, b & c values will be swapped Inter(a,b,c)
Internoswap as Inter but doesn’t swap a & b Internoswap(a,b,c)
Ln logarithm base e Ln(a)
Log10 logarithm base 10 Log10(a)
Log2 logarithm base 2 Log2(a)
Max maximum Max(a,b)
Min minimum Min(a,b)
Neg negative Neg(a)
Pi pi Pi()
Rand random value (0..1) Rand()
Round round to nearest integer Round(a)
Sec secant Sec(a)
SeededRand controlled random value (0..1) SeededRand(Seed)
Sin sine Sin(a)
Sqrt square root Sqrt(a)
Sum sum of arguments Sum(a,b)
Tg tangent Tg(a)

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller
Syntax, Objects & Functions
Special (FL Studio-related)

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a value of knob A a
b value of knob B b
c value of knob C c
SongTime song position, in quarters SongTime()
Time system time, in ms Time()
Tension Curves the line, positive or negtively depending on sign Tension(Value,Rate of change)

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Formula Controller
Syntax, Objects & Functions
Gadgets

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Date system date Date()
MouseX mouse cursor X position MouseX()
MouseY mouse cursor Y position MouseY()

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Free Filter
What is Fruity Free Filter?

A
  • Fruity Free Filter is a general purpose filter plugin.
  • -For advanced filtering effects try Fruity Love Philter.
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Q

FL STUDIO - Fruity Free Filter - Parameters
Type

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-Selects the filter type to be used: low pass, band pass, high pass, notch, low shelf, peaking EQ or high shelf.

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FL STUDIO - Fruity Free Filter - Parameters
Freq

A

-Cutoff/bandpass/bandcut frequency (depending on the filter type).

95
Q

FL STUDIO - Fruity Free Filter - Parameters
Q

A

-Boosts a frequency band near the cutoff level, to create a resonance/ringing effect.

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Q

FL STUDIO - Fruity Free Filter - Parameters
Gain

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  • Sets the filter gain.
  • -Applies only to ‘peaking’ filters (i.e. peaking EQ, low shelf and high shelf).
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