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Mímir, Keeper of the Well of Wisdom
  
  FL Studio - Music Production + Mixing Music -Complete Course

  https://www.udemy.com/course/fl-studio-music-production-course/

  Year         : 2025
  Language     : English
  Level        : All Levels
  Category     : Music
  Subcategory  : Music Production
  Duration     : 25h 8m
  Lectures     : 229
  Rating       : 4.6/5 (5,584 reviews)
  Students     : 34,717

  INSTRUCTOR(S)


  HEADLINE
    Learn Music Production in FL Studio for Mac + PC for
    Recording, Editing, Composing, Mixing and Mastering in FL
    Studio


  WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
  * How to Navigate Around FL Studio
  * How to Record and Edit Audio & MIDI using FL Studio
  * How to Work Quickly and Efficiently in FL Studio
  * How to Mix and Master your Music
  * How to Create a Song from Scratch
  * How to Create Beats in FL Studio
  * Music Theory Essentials
  * Songwriting + Lyric Writing tips
  * How to use Synthesizers
  * How to use Plugins in FL Studio
  * How to use EQ & Compression Effectively
  * Improve your General Music Production Skills


  REQUIREMENTS
  * FL Studio software (preferably FL Studio Producer or above)
  * A Windows or Apple Computer
  * Basic music theory skills are desirable, but not necessary
  * Must be willing to Learn!


  WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR
  * Anyone who wants to Create Music
  * Anyone who wants to learn FL Studio for fun or to take Music
    Production more seriously
  * DJs who want to start producing their own music
  * Songwriters and Musicians who want to record and build on
    their ideas
  * Anyone who wants to Mix and Master their own music
  * Those interested in improving their Music Production skills
  * Anyone who may be interested in switching to FL Studio from
    another DAW
  * Those who want to learn music theory and songwriting
    essentials
  * Those with basic Music Production knowledge who want to
    deepen their knowledge of this software
  * Anyone who wants to learn how to use Synthesizers


  DESCRIPTION
  Have you always wanted to make music in FL Studio, but you
    don't
  know where to begin? Opening up FL Studio can be quite
  intimidating. It can be hard to know how to get started!
    That's
  why we've structured this course in a way that means anyone
    can
  start making music in FL Studio. Start Producing Your
  Own Music in FL Studio Learning how to use this DAW
  correctly will dramatically improve the quality of your music
  and the speed you create it! In this course you will develop a
  deep understanding of FL Studio - You will broaden your Music
  Production knowledge, learning the tools and processes used by
  professionals and bedroom producers worldwide. What is this FL
  Studio Course all about? In this course we'll look at: ? The
  Interface + Workflow of FL Studio ? How to Set up your Audio
  Interface and MIDI Device ? How to Record and Edit MIDI ? How
    to
  Record and Edit Audio ? How to Make Beats ? The FPC Drum
    Machine
  ? Various Synths such as: 'FLEX', '3x Osc' & 'Simsynth' ? FL
  Studio's unique plugin 'Edison' ? MIDI Processors such as the
  Arpeggiator ? How to use Compression ? EQ ? Mixing ? Mastering
    ?
  Exporting ? Music Theory ? Songwriting and Lyrics ? Monitors,
  Headphones and Room Treatment And Much More What you'll learn
    in
  this FL Studio course will make you a better Music Producer.
  Learn to love FL Studio and make professional quality music.
  BROUGHT TO YOU BY BEST-SELLING MUSIC PRODUCTION INSTRUCTORS
  TOMAS GEORGE AND IAN ALEXANDER What makes us qualified to
    teach
  you? We are full-time Music Producers and Educators. Tomas
  George has an MMus Masters Degree in Music Production and a
  BA(Hons) Degree in Music Composition. He is also the creator
    of
  some of the world's most popular music production courses -
    with
  over 360,000 students. Ian Alexander has an MA Masters Degree
    in
  Music Production and a BA(Hons) Degree in Music Production. He
  is a professional Audio and Mastering engineer with years of
  experience using multiple DAWs. Ian has several Best Selling
  Courses online specializing in Music and Audio production,
    with
  over 260,000 students worldwide. Tomas and Ian have been
  creating Music Production Courses together since 2016,
    receiving
  thousands of 5-star reviews just like these: This is the best
  production course I've done. It is very informative, detailed
  and extremely helpful. - Kumarcini P. So well explained and
    easy
  to follow:) - Cesar S. I have only just started the course but
    I
  have to say that the presentation and clarity is great! Would
  highly recommend! - Susan L Very clear instruction, quick and
    to
  the point. - Paul D. Easy, crystal clear, smoothly progressive
  learning experience. - Jorge S Our Promise to You If you have
  any questions about the content or Music Production in
    general,
  we will get back to you as soon as possible. NOTE: This course
  is designed for FL Studio 20, 21, and 2024 Producer Edition or
  higher. Some features discussed in this course may not be
  available in the basic version of FL Studio (Fruity Edition).
    Go
  ahead and click the enroll button, and we'll see you in lesson
  1! Cheers, Tomas and Ian.


  COURSE CONTENT

  Chapter 1: Introduction and Getting Started
    1. A Quick Overview of the FL Studio Interface
    2. Before we get Started

  Chapter 2: FL Studio - Crash Course Beginners Section
    3. Introduction to This Section
    4. Channel Rack - Brief Look
    5. Playlist  - Brief Look
    6. Piano Roll - Brief Look
    7. Mixer - Brief Look
    8. FL Studio Tricks + Tips - Drums and Bass
    9. MIDI Recording, Quantizing + Velocity - Brief Look
    10. Basic Arranging + Cloning Patterns
    11. Mixing and Exporting - Brief Look

  Chapter 3: In-Depth Look at FL Studio
    12. Introduction to This Section
    13. Channel Rack Overview
    14. Patterns Overview
    15. Playlist Overview
    16. Piano Roll Overview - Part 1: Tools
    17. Piano Roll Overview - Part 2: More Features
    18. Mixer Overview - Part 1: Interface
    19. Mixer Overview - Part 2: Routing and Organization
    20. Browser Overview - Part 1
    21. Browser Overview - Part 2: More Features

  Chapter 4: Setting up, Recording and Editing MIDI
    22. Introduction to This Section
    23. Setting up a MIDI Device
    24. Setting up a MIDI Device - More Features
    25. Recording MIDI
    26. Quantizing in the Piano Roll

  Chapter 5: Turning your Ideas Into a Song
    27. Quick Arrangement and First Look at Synthesis

  Chapter 6: Recording Audio Essentials
    28. Introduction to This Section
    29. Recommended Audio Interfaces and Microphones
    30. Setting up your Audio Interface
    31. Recording Audio
    32. Changing Tempo and Basic Time Stretching
    33. Loop Recording and Comping
    34. Punching In
    35. Basic Audio Editing

  Chapter 7: Turning your Ideas into a Song Continued
    36. Introduction to This Section
    37. Channel Rack Routing and Organization
    38. Basic Synthesis with the 3 Osc Synth
    39. Cloning a Pattern and Another Look into Synthesis
    40. Adding a New Lead Part
    41. Arrangement Continued
    42. Creating Longer Patterns and Editing Note Properties
    43. Using the Arpeggiator

  Chapter 8: Mixing Basics in FL Studio
    44. Introduction to This Section
    45. Introduction to the Mixing Section
    46. Subgroups and Session Organization
    47. Volume, Panning and Stereo Separation
    48. Reverb and Delay Sends
    49. EQ Basics
    50. Limiting and Exporting your track
    51. Automation Clips
    52. Automation Clips - More Features
    53. Creating Groups
    54. Delay
    55. Download the FL Studio Project

  Chapter 9: Compression and Dynamics In-depth
    56. Introduction to This Section
    57. Compression Introduction
    58. Compression - More Controls
    59. How to use a Compressor
    60. More Compression Features: Sidechain Compression,
        Sustain + Curve

  Chapter 10: Beginners Guide To Mastering
    61. Introduction to This Section
    62. Mastering PT 1 - Preparing your track, Glue Compression
        + Saturation
    63. Mastering PT 2 - EQ
    64. Mastering PT 3 - Stereo Widening, Multiband Compression
        and Limiting
    65. Mastering PT 4 - Checking Loudness

  Chapter 11: How to Make Beats in FL Studio
    66. Introduction and Welcome to this Beat Making Section
    67. Before we get Started - A Quick Look at the Channel Rack
    68. How to Quickly Create a Drum Beat
    69. Levels and Panning in the Channel Rack
    70. Adding the Pattern to the Playlist and Creating a New
        Pattern
    71. Organizing our Beat and Project
    72. Creating a Bass Part in FL Studio
    73. Writing a Keys Part for our Beat - Before we get Started
    74. Quickly Writing a Keys Part for our Beat
    75. How to Add an Arpeggiator to an Instrument in FL Studio
    76. Quickly Selecting a Synth Part in FL Studio
    77. Organizing the Channel Rack and Mixer
    78. How to set up Sidechain Compression in FL Studio
    79. Sidechain Compression Recap
    80. Arranging - Part 1: Cloning Patterns
    81. Using Save As in FL Studio
    82. Arranging - Part 2: Arranging the Beat into a Song
    83. Adjusting Volume Levels and Panning + A Quick Look at
        Reverb in the Mixer
    84. A Quick Look at Exporting in FL Studio

  Chapter 12: Recording With Edison
    85. Introduction to This Section
    86. Introduction to Edison
    87. Main Interface and Loading Samples
    88. Recording with Edison - 'Now Mode'
    89. Moving Audio from Edison into the Playlist
    90. Recording Method 2 - 'On Play' Mode
    91. Recording in Edison 'On Play' Pt 2
    92. Recording in Edison 'On Play' Pt 3 - Loop Recording
    93. Recording With Edison - 'Input' and 'On input' Modes
    94. Recording Internal Sources with Edison
    95. Recording with Edison - Importance of Signal Flow

  Chapter 13: Basic Audio Editing in Edison
    96. Introduction to This Section
    97. Basic Editing With Edison, Recap - Selecting, Deleting,
        Undo
    98. Basic Editing with Edison - Trim Feature
    99. Basic Editing with Edison - Clear Feature
    100. Basic Editing with Edison - Adding Markers +
         Autoslicing
    101. Basic Editing with Edison - Normalisation (Maybe put
         later?)
    102. Basic Editing with Edison - Trim Side Noise
    103. Basic Editing with Edison - Gate Noise Tool
    104. Basic Editing with Edison - Fades and De-Click

  Chapter 14: FL Studio Synths - FLEX Instrument
    105. Introduction to This Section
    106. Flex Instrument
    107. Flex Instrument - Part 2

  Chapter 15: Using the FPC Drum Machine
    108. Introduction to This Section
    109. FPC - Part 1 : Overview of the Main Interface
    110. FPC - Part 2 : Pad Options + Controls
    111. FPC - Part 3 : ADSR Envelopes
    112. FPC in Action - Part 1 : Building a Kit
    113. FPC in Action - Part 2 : Creating + Recording Beats

  Chapter 16: An In-Depth Look at Synthesis
    114. Introduction to This Section
    115. Introduction to This Section
    116. 3x OSC Overview
    117. Oscillators
    118. Oscillators PT 2
    119. SimSynth - Oscillators Overview
    120. Filters PT 1
    121. Filters PT 2
    122. Envelopes - The AMP Envelope
    123. Modulation - The Filter Envelope PT 1
    124. Modulation - Filter Envelope PT 2
    125. Pitch Modulation Via the Amp Envelope
    126. LFO's - Low Frequency Oscillators

  Chapter 17: LuxeVerb Reverb - FL Studio 21 - All Plugins
    Edition ONLY
    127. Introduction to LuxeVerb and Getting Started
    128. An Overview of Presets - Part 1: Hall, Room + Plate
    129. An Overview of Presets - Part 2: Envelope + Pitch Shift
    130. LuxeVerb's Input Section
    131. Reverb Section - Part 1
    132. Reverb Section - Part 2
    133. Reverb Section - Part 3
    134. Feedback Section
    135. Output Section - Part 1: Wet and Dry + Reverb Send
    136. Output Section - Part 2
    137. Envelope Section
    138. Sidechain Feature and Meter

  Chapter 18: FL Studio Channel Sampler
    139. Introduction to This Section
    140. Sampler - Part 1: Introduction and Loading a Sample
    141. Sampler - Part 2: Content and Playback
    142. Sampler - Part 3: Time Stretching
    143. Sampler - Part 4: Precomputed Effects

  Chapter 19: Envelope Instrument Setting Tab
    144. Introduction to This Section
    145. Envelope Tab - Part 1: Introduction
    146. Envelope Tab - Part 2: Envelope Controls
    147. Envelope Tab - Part 3: LFO
    148. Envelope Tab - Part 4:  Mod X and Y Filter

  Chapter 20: Miscellaneous Instrument Setting Tab
    149. Introduction to This Section
    150. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 1: Introduction and Levels
    151. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 2: Polyphony Section
    152. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 3: Time Section
    153. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 4: Velocity + Keyboard
         Tracking Area
    154. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 5: Cut Groups
    155. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 6: Arpeggiator
    156. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 7: Echo Delay/Fat Mode
    157. Miscellaneous Tab - Part 8: Preview Keyboard

  Chapter 21: Fruity DX10 and a brief Introduction into FM
    Synthesis
    158. Introduction to This Section
    159. FM Synthesis - Brief Introduction
    160. Fruit DX10 - Brief Overview

  Chapter 22: Music Theory Essentials in FL Studio
    161. Introduction to This Section
    162. Before we get Started
    163. Introduction and Getting Started
    164. How to Work out a Major Scale
    165. How to Work out a Natural Minor Scale
    166. Circle of 5ths
    167. How to Work out Chords for a Major Key
    168. Chord Progressions Examples

  Chapter 23: Instrumental Songwriting Essentials in FL Studio
    169. Introduction to This Section
    170. Natural Minor Scale Recap + Working out the Chords for
         a Natural Minor Scale
    171. Writing a Chord Progression for our Song
    172. Writing a Lead Melody
    173. Writing Bass Parts
    174. Writing a Basic Drum Part

  Chapter 24: Arranging the Song
    175. Introduction to This Section and Download the FL Studio
         Project
    176. Arrangement and Structure Tips
    177. Structure and Organization
    178. Arrangement and Organization Continued
    179. More Organization and Arrangement
    180. Adding Stabs and a Shaker Part
    181. Arranging the Drums

  Chapter 25: Writing a Countermelody
    182. Introduction to This Section and Download the FL Studio
         Project
    183. Writing a Countermelody

  Chapter 26: Writing and Arranging the Bridge
    184. Introduction to This Section and Download the FL Studio
         Project
    185. Writing the New Chords for the Bridge
    186. Writing the Bass for the Bridge
    187. Continuing Arranging the Bridge
    188. Building the Drums for the Bridge

  Chapter 27: Final Parts and Arranging for this Song
    189. Introduction to This Section and Download the FL Studio
         Project
    190. Arranging the Last Chorus
    191. FX - Cymbals and Riser
    192. Writing a New Melody for the Verse and Bridge
    193. Download the Final Project

  Chapter 28: FL Studio Quiz and AI Role Play

  Chapter 29: Writing Lyrics and Melody for an Instrumental
    194. Introduction to This Section
    195. Writing Lyrics and Melody for an Instrumental

  Chapter 30: Creating a Story with Lyrics
    196. Introduction to This Section
    197. Creating a Story with Lyrics - Part 1
    198. Creating a Story with Lyrics - Part 2

  Chapter 31: Lyrics and Songwriting Tips with Songwriter Peter
    Darling
    199. Introduction to This Section
    200. Peter Darling's 5 Top Tips for Lyric Writing
    201. Peter Darling's Top 10 Tips for Beginner Songwriters
    202. Adaptive Songwriting with Peter Darling

  Chapter 32: Audio Recording Equipment
    203. Audio Interfaces and Examples

  Chapter 33: Monitoring, Headphones and Room Treatment Tips
    Discussion
    204. Introduction to This Section
    205. Part 1 - Things to consider when Buying Headphones
    206. Part 2 - Things to Consider when Buying Studio Monitors
    207. Part 3 - Things to consider when setting up your Studio
         Monitors
    208. Part 4 - Room treatment Tips

  Chapter 34: Outboard Gear Discussion
    209. Outboard Gear Pros and Cons

  Chapter 35: Audio Engineering Q&A, with Former Abbey Road
    Engineer Paul Baily
    210. Introduction to This Section
    211. Paul Baily Introduction
    212. What?s the difference between Analogue and Digital?
    213. Do you need Analogue Gear?
    214. Common Misconceptions about Analogue Audio
    215. Exciting Developments around Audio
    216. Has the role of Engineer changed and top tips for
         getting hired
    217. What are the Traits of a Good Audio Engineer?
    218. Main Piece of Advice about Making a Career in Audio
         Engineering

  Chapter 36: Bonus Section - Interview with Paul Baily - Abbey
    Road Stories
    219. Introduction to This Section
    220. Paul Baily Interview - Part 1
    221. Paul Baily Interview - Part 2
    222. Paul Baily Interview - Part 3

  Chapter 37: Peter Darling and Tomas George - Music Production
    Chat
    223. Introduction to This Section
    224. Peter Darling Talks to Tomas George - Part 1
    225. Peter Darling Talks to Tomas George - Part 2
    226. Portable Recording Equipment Discussion

  Chapter 38: FL Studio Version Comparison
    227. FL Studio Version Comparison

  Chapter 39: Thanks and Bye
    228. Thanks and Bye
    229. BONUS: What's Next?


  DATES
  Published    : 2019-08-20
  Last Updated : 2025-12-01

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