you need to draw a clear line in the sand regarding what you want from FL effects-wise and what you want to do in Live. make sure that you're not performing tasks in one that should be done in the other and/or performing/adding tasks/edits/effects that may conflict or muddy your sound when stacked with the effects in the host or slave. i would definitely check the settings on both DAWs, if I were you.
FL STUDIO SWING BY HAND SERIES
it allowed me to permanently lock in the swing that FL gave the beat. Akai’s MPK2 Series offers a powerful way to control FL Studio with aftertouch-enabled keybeds and RGB-illuminated MPC-style pads. this simplified stem exports.Īnother reason was. The most common feature people use to achieve this in FL Studio is the Swing Knob, which is located on the top right of the channel rack. Now, if you play an instrument with your MIDI keyboard and record it, it will give you perfectly in time notes. Humanization can bring back the movements that traditionally were made with our bare hands and insert them back into the music we digitally create in our DAWs. You can see how the notes are moved not in perfect timing. my logic being that if one stopped support of a protocol or a feature and the DAW became unusable, no longer affordable, etc i would have moved passed the dependency on two DAWs to play a single track (song). You can tell by placing notes on your step sequencer, increasing the swing, right clicking on the sound, and bringing them into the piano roll. One of the reasons that i did it that way was because, in the end, i wanted all the music in one DAW rather than two. that would allow me to edit the drums in Live as waveforms and use audio effects on them. then, when i knew i was happy with the pattern and the swing, i would record the drums to an audio track, or audio tracks, in Live. What i used to do was re-wire to get the drums and groove from FL (because Live had no groove then and even now FL has WAY better groove IMO). at least, not until you start fiddling after the fact. but i have to admit, that doesn't seem right. there might be some effects that don't translate over the re-wire.
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