Mastering in FL Studio for me is really 3 simple steps
1. eq: basically an eq is like a complex volume slider for the whole song, but it increases and decreases the volume in different frequencies. so if i wanted more kick in my kick drum i would raise some of the lower end frequencies and lower some of the middle frequencies to balance it out.
2. Maximus: maximus is a mastering plugin in fl studio that lets you edit the frequencies in separate such as volume and cutoff etc. it is probably the most important part of the mastering process.
3. Sausage Fattner: i like to finish off with a little plugin called sausage fattner. it is by far my favorite plugin and is easy even for an amatuer to use
You can find it here: http://www.dadalife.com/sausage-fattener-plugin/
What does this mean? The rightmost digit of {eq}n^j{/eq} is the remainder when {eq}n^j{/eq} is divided by {eq}10{/eq}. yep totaly nor random :))
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Both Waves eq\'s and Digidesign eq\'s work well in Pro Tools. However, users seem to prefer Digidesign eq\'s.
EQ is the equalizer for your music. You can choose different types of EQ depending on your preferences.
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The difference between two numbers is 3 three times the smaller plus two times the larger is 31 what are the numbers? L = large number S = small number Eq. #1….L...- S =31 Eq. #2...2L + 3S = 31 ….Multiply eq#1 by 3 and add Eq. #1 + Eq. #2 Eq. #1…..3L - 3S =93 Eq. #2…..2L + 3S = 31 EQ.#3…..5L + 0 = 124 …………….....L = 24.8 Substitute L = 24.8 into Eq.#2 Eq. #2..............2L + 3S = 31 Eq. #2...2 * (24.8) + 3S = 31 Eq. #2……....49.6 + 3S = 31 Eq. #2……...............3S = -18.6 Eq. #2…….................S = -6.2 Check in Eq. #1 Eq. #1……….L...- S =31 Eq. #1….24.8..- -6.2 =31 Eq. #1…....24.8 + 6.2 =31 Large# = 24.8 Small# = -6.2
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In addition to the basic parametric equalizer (EQ) found on the right side of the main mixer, there are a number of graphic and parametric EQ effects plug-ins available for FL Studio (formerly Fruity Loops), some of which should come standard with your FL Studio installation. Depending on your style of learning, a great source of tutorials is YouTube. Image-Line (the makers of FL Studio) publishes all of their video tutorials there, and there are thousands of individual users contributing their own tutorials as well.If you prefer to read instead of watching, as mentioned by Emdrgreg, most plug-in publishers will provide literature, including Image-Line; or you can read on here.I personally recommend the Fruity Parametric EQ 2 from FL Studio 11, but the following is a basic primer for the standard integrated EQ found on the mixer itself, mentioned above. Note that this EQ is the last effect your sound goes through before going out (unless you're routing out of the mixer into an ASIO output).First, press F9 on your keyboard to show the mixer. Then select the track you want to EQ by clicking it's INS bar (I used to think this meant Instrument, but it actually stands for Insert Track), or select the Master Track bar (the master will always be on the far left of the mixer, with a big M on top). On the right side of the mixer, you'll see 8 slots for effects. Below that is a section for the mixer track properties. This section includes the EQ graph (top left) next to 3 vertical sliders represented by three gray vertical lines on the EQ graph. Think of these amplitude sliders as volume controls for specific frequency ranges. Underneath each of these sliders are two knobs. Turn the top of these two knobs to move that slider's grey line left or right (left=bass, right=treble). This is called adjusting your center frequency. The lower knob will control the bandwidth; you'll adjust this knob based on how much you want to isolate your frequency from nearby frequencies (pointy verses rounded on your EQ graph).