How To SIDECHAIN Correctly in FL Studio 21 (Best Way)

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Welcome to BLAISE BEATS! In this video, we’ll explore two powerful methods for sidechaining in FL Studio to create that signature “pumping” effect in your mixes.

🔊 Method 1: Sidechaining with Parametric EQ 2 and Peak Controller

Set Up Your Track: We'll start by setting up the track you want to sidechain (usually the bass or pad) and the track you want to use as the sidechain trigger (often the kick drum).
Apply Parametric EQ 2: Learn how to insert Parametric EQ 2 on the track you want to sidechain and use its band controls to carve out space.
Add the Peak Controller: We’ll show you how to add a Peak Controller to the kick drum track and link it to the Parametric EQ 2 to create the sidechain effect.
Adjust the Settings: Discover how to fine-tune the Peak Controller’s settings to get the perfect amount of ducking and ensure your mix sounds tight and punchy.

🔊 Method 2: Sidechaining with a Limiter

Prepare Your Tracks: Just like before, have your main track and sidechain trigger ready.
Insert a Limiter: Learn how to use the Limiter plugin on the track you want to sidechain.
Configure Sidechain Input: We’ll walk you through setting the Limiter’s sidechain input so that it reacts to the kick drum (or other trigger).
Tune the Threshold and Release: Find out how to adjust the threshold and release settings to achieve smooth, dynamic ducking.

Both methods offer unique advantages and can be used to achieve different sounds in your music production. Whether you prefer the precision of Parametric EQ 2 and Peak Controller or the straightforward approach of the Limiter, you'll have the tools to make your tracks stand out.

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