This template song is focused on big drops, build-ups, horns, Bass, automations, with much to learn about transitions, song structure, and much more. A Tech House, Professional grade, Fl Studio Template, inspired by Fisher style, also Unknown7, Cloonee, Claude VonStroke, among other great producers, and their Music Production Techniques. Here is what my shortcuts look like (again using "Classic Shell". I find it easiest to use shortcuts and to have one "blank" template to load quickly for utility (loading / testing plugins, maintenance, etc.) You can still open other templates (by choosing "File->Open.") and projects without changing the default, but any time you use "FILE->New From Template.", it will begin to use that as default.īut once you have a few templates it doesn't really matter.you just choose what you want. That will load from the shortcut from then on. "FILE->New From Template." and choose one. If you want to have FL Studio load a particular template by default (just by running Fl Studio normal shortcut) simply go to : How you set them up depends on what you are doing, but especially handy for recording and submixing channels.I have a cascaded menu for presets (Using Classic Shell) so I have a few easy to access. Well, I have a few configurations saved as templates, but very handy to have a bunch of preset mixer tracks as well.įor example, if there is something tricky going on in a mix, i might drag the "000 Current-Loaded" onto the "Current" channel, but once done just drag the "000 Current-Span+Insight" (one i use for normal checking). Whatever instrument channels you want with plugins already ready to go for different uses.ġ23 Ref Track,124 Rec-Mon+none ,124 Rec-Mon+THU, 125 REC+Send
*Docking does not save with the preset, but I just drag and drop from the left browser panelĠ00 Current-Span+Insight, 000 Current-Loaded, Ġ00 Master, 001 Prev Loaded Ġ02 PreMaster Ġ03 Perc Sub, 004 Bass sub, 005 xSub, 006 xSub
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