This is the jist of it, otherwise if you are unfamiliar with anything I said above, reference the FL online manual for further info on terms and applications of the above stated.Download the free eBook Table of Contentsįor most of you, FL Studio will look something like this when you first load it up. Just make sure that you have your output in the master track set to whatever you are using to output to the audio system (whether it be 1/8th inch xlr to RCA cable from your internal soundcard to a PA or whatever).īest lesson, always check your equipment before you start a show of course. Finally, apply whatever effects you wish to use live, to the master track on the right (since you are only using one instrument, this will be fine).įrom there, you can setup automation of effects to your midi keyboard (if you have the knobs/buttons to do so), otherwise you're good to go. From there, open up whatever sound you want to use for your keyboard (FL Keys for example).
find the balance between latency and sampling in FL/ASIO4ALL to give you the best inbetween for midi-to-sound delay and quality. Set your audio driver to ASIO4ALL if you don't have an external soundcard for your PC (if you don't have asio4all, get it)ģ. Since no one else bothered to give you the route for FL:ġ. I have the same problem when using my default driver. Even then it's easy to fix the delay, you just have to use ASIO and not your primary driver. It's odd having a computer on stage, if anything it's possible to download effects straight to your keyboard (if you have the right kind). Ok my question to anyone who is somewhat experienced in FL studio, is this a good idea? And, is there any better way (or program) for using it like this? Because I think I'm getting some delay whenever I play chords with effects. Then I place the effects I want into different channels, and finally, whenever I want a ceritan effect I just select the channel and play using my MIDI piano controller. What I do is I connect my MIDI piano to fl studio and then connect my PC to some high power speakers. So recently I've started using FL studio and, well since fl studio has so many effects and I have a MIDI piano I figured I'd use my MIDI piano and FL studio's effects to play live. Well I always play with two pianos, my $500 dollar digital piano (which is also a MIDI controller) and a shitty used effect piano I bought of a friend for $30. So, I'm the pianist in this band some of my friends and I formed a while back and we're starting to play live shows a lot.
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