You can then do the same for the other vocal tracks as well (send them to their own channel in the mixer). So when it’s all said and done, you’ll have these tracks all in separate WAV forms.įor example, you can send the main vocal for verses 1, 2, and 3 to the same channel in the mixer. When I say consolidate the vocals what I mean is separate the main vocals, ad-libs, doubles, chorus lead, chorus backing, and chorus ad-libs into their own tracks. How to Consolidate Vocals For Export in Fl Studio Pro-TipĪ good idea is to give each track its own channel in the mixer and don’t send two tracks to the same channel unless you’re consolidating them (for example the vocals), which we’ll explain how to do next.ĭon’t worry it’s really easy. Now you just have to connect every track to a different channel in the mixer. To do this all you need to do is click on the track and on the box on the right labeled FX, change the number to a free channel on the mixer. In the image below, you can see we’ve connected this track named “Lex808_1” with channel 9 in the mixer. This is the most important part of exporting stems in FL Studio and you should do this slowly and carefully. The first thing you need to do is make sure each track in your song is connected to a separate channel in the mixer. Check out the preview here: The Art of Mixing: A Visual Guide to Recording, Engineering, and Production It’ll explain what different tools actually do to the sound and will help you make better mixing decisions. Before anything, if you’d like to learn more about mixing, here’s a great book I’d like to recommend.
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