FL Studio just does really not like it when this specific instrument has looping on.

I just ran the instrument through a track on Synthfont with loop set to 1 and it played fine. Maybe FL just hates its waveform or something.ĮDIT: I can CONFIRM that it's a problem with FL Studio. I don't understand what would be so special about this specific sound I'm using that would cause it to **** itself like this. I have absolutely no idea why no other looping instrument has this problem. Enable main pitch is on, and the highlighted note is C5, also.īut, after some very thorough backtracking of all my steps and testing after each one, I've discovered the problem.įor whatever reason, setting the loop value to '1' in Viena so that the sample can loop is what causes this. I've never encountered a problem like this. But I've never encountered any problems with soundfonts, nor individual soundfont samples or instruments. For reference, the version of FL Studio I'm using is 12. Have you seen the part on Zoolander where they figure out the files are 'in' the computer? That's me.Hi, and thanks for the suggestions, y'all. Sorry, those are utterly dumb questions but I am done trying to figure it out myself. How do you do this? Do you have to write the whole drum pattern in fl studio, than save it and throw it into reaper? That would make sense but would be no fun. I can here the beat coming through the track, but say I want 12 bars of a certain beat. I have no knowledge of midi and am lost.Ģ. Do I have to buy fl studio to record into reaper. Let me throw this at you and keep in mind I am very new to all this, would have went to the newbie section but here's a few questions if someone can answer.ġ. Same process, just instead of choosing the VSTi, choose the rewire FL STudio client. You can also 'rewire' fruity if thats more familiar. I used to do most of my loop creation in fruity and then move to reaper for audio and synth stuff. Why? Because if you're familiar with fruity, its easier to bash out pattern based rhythms and trial samples in a pattern easily while its running. Load the project you want (or start composing) and you're done. Then click on the Fruit in the vsti GUI and it opens fruity. Create a track, go to add FX, add the FL Studio VSTi (Multi).

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