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Balance: excellent for basic control of panning and gain.

Slicex: the go-to for slicing of samples.

DX10: classic FM synth, bells and metallic sounds.

Toxic Biohazard: gritty, dirty, edged sounds.

**Sytrus: massively useful synth, would also pay huge dividends to learn.

Sakura: string sounds, textured and breathy pads.

Select OPTIONS from the display → reset to blank → experiement. A deep-dive learning investment would pay dividends. Access the BANK from the display to get at the presets.

Autogun: stripped-down version of Ogun that has loads of presets, good for inspiration.

Ogun: breathy, metallic, atmospheric sounds.

*Sim Synth: a step above 3x Osc with great basic presets.

*3x Osc: most stripped-down synth, good for learning.

*FLEX: go-to for production-ready sounds.

*Transistor Bass: excellent Roland 303-ish bassline tool that spins up a different line for each midi note.

Select from Packs → right-click → send to channel to load. Edison: sample recorder/cleaner/trimmer/manipulator.Patcher: loads as instrument or mixer effect, stacks modules internally.With more than one envelope on a synth their combined effects will have unpredictable results. Synth ENV or Contour controls set the amount of envelope applied to the cutoff frequency. Release: how long it takes the frequency to fade out to its minimum level.Sustain: how long the frequency stays at its peak.Decay: how long it takes the frequency to decrease from its peak to the sustain level.

Attack: how long it takes the frequency to increase to its peak at the start of the note.Release: how long it takes the volume to fade out to its minimum level.Sustain: how long the volume stays at its peak.Decay: how long it takes the volume to decrease from its peak to the sustain level.Attack: how long it takes the volume to increase to its peak at the start of the note.Pulled from AULART's " Understanding Amplitude and Filter Envelopes". F2 to jump previous result, F3 to jump to next. Freestyle, then TOOLS → Score logger → Dump score log to selected pattern. Dump Score Log: FL Studio is always recording midi, up to the last 30 minutes.Duplicate Sections ( Piano Roll): Ctrl+C, Ctrl+B.Copy Channels from Rack to Mixer: Select channels in Channel rack → select channel in Mixer → Ctrl+L.