Ultra-Realistic Scratching in FL Studio | NEW Technique Tutorial

In this video, we’re showing you how to create ultra-realistic scratching effects!

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📌 *What You'll Learn In This Video*
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Here we are today to show you the tutorial on how to Scratch in FL Studio. Best for Hip-Hop, Trap, R&B music.
Only thing you will need is a midi controller with a knob.

1 Load your sample
2 Enable envelope and leave only hold
3 Enable Pitch envelope, leave only Decay, decrease it a little
4 Link amount to your controller
5 Play note while triggering the knob

Done!
To link a knob to a controller simply plug in your controller, hit „Link to a controller” and turn the knob.

You can use these techniques for every genre, such as rap, progressive house, future house, drum and bass, hip-hop, RnB, bass house, deep house, hard trap & many more!

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Happy producing!

[walkamongkings]

Best scratch effect I've ever heard in FL. Thank you for this.

[JAYFLOPROBEATS]

I woke up this morning thinking I was one of the FL gang knowledge holders until I seen this I have to go back to FL Studio School 101 smh.... Dopest thing I've seen done in FL yet!

[Remixah]

For everybody who dont hear the scratching effect like me: Make sure on the main page from the Sampler: time stretching - mode: Stretch Pro. When it´s on auto or other modes i didnt hear the scratch effect :)
Cool tutorial. Thank you so much guys :)

[khera]

Hey everyone, here are most of your doubts regarding this tutorial:
Don't have Envelope settings? - Drag the sample from the sample pack and place it in the channel rack ( the one in which has the default kick, snare pattern when you open FL). Then double click on the sample from sample pack.
Don't have midi? - Use your keyboard to play the sample and use mouse or automation clip to to change the pitch amount. ( No need to link to controller in this case )
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Pitch does not change even after midi controller is linked and amount knob rotates? - Just go to the time knob in the TIME STRETCHING section of the sample ( the third one is the time knob there ). Right click on the TIME KNOB and set value to 0 ( you can also type in the value ). Now try playing sample and changing the amount knob.

[smokeystarr]

This channel is the most advanced knowledge of the tools in fl that I know of

[snoopythesnoop]

This is the best tutorial I've ever seen and im not even exaggerating. You're on podium with 2 indian guys ;)

[BlaisTv]

Y’all coming out swinging!!! Excited to see your brand grow. Much love!

[rapdad]

you are most goated, your videos will never age tbh this will always be a treasure

[stancebeats]

Ok, so I feel bad for not taking the time to actually do ALL of the troubleshooting I had in mind before coming at @FL Studio Tips...my bad y'all, please forgive me.

To those below who had the problem of not hearing the scratch, but also see your MIDI mapping working in real-time, try mapping two knobs from your MIDI controller, one for the DECAY and one for the "AMT" knobs. I just tested to confirm about an hour after my very jump-the gun-like comment below. Again, guys, I'm sorry for that.

I really hope this solves the same problems below after my new "workaround" I've presented here. Really, I guess I could say I had to fine-tune the decay knob to work in my favor, so I ended up mapping to a separate MIDI knob anyways, allowing me for better control, in my opinion. I literally just adjusted the DECAY knob a "little passed the quarter mark" as I played my project, and I heard some scratching effect (and as the instructor here did say adjust that to "around a quarter", right?), much to my surprise, obviously.

Please let me know who else this worked for. I realize now it WAS me from the get-go and my DECAY knob wasn't in the right position, I guess...*facepalm*

Happy Forest and producing, community!!!

[skwaab]

Man, this is ingenious. So simple but sounds so good.

[TheKingElessar]

Wow, this is a fantastic tutorial. I'm surprised it's this simple, and you go over it very clearly and concisely. Thanks!

[caiomonteiro]

im here laughing at how good the content of this channel is guuuys where were u

[mistaqiu]

ouu shit, you just changed the game for me

[bluesanova]

Thank you so much for this channel!!! You are super concise and helpful!

[xcbeats]

THANK YOU MAN, JUST INSPIRED MY WHOLE DAY🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[realventuress]

IVE BEEN SEARCHING FOREVER FOR THIS YOU ARE SO CLUTCH!!!!

[WeirdBrainGoo]

When I try it, it will only play the sample with the pitch where my knob happened to be when the sample started. It won't change pitch during the sample while it's playing, even if I keep turning the knob. I didn't see anyone else mention this, is that how it's supposed to work? I'm a little bit disappointed in that case personally.

[erikjensen]

came for the scratch technique, subbing for the tips given afterwards, great vid thank you

[josephlaurena]

Finally! Found this very useful tutorial. 😍Thanks bro!

[turbinchik]

Damn :D Really useful and very simple. This scratches sounds good. Respect.