FL Studio Basics - The Mixer

This video covers all the essential functions and features of the Mixer in FL Studio 20.
The mixer is an essential part of the software and a place where your song will really come to life. You can use it to set levels, separate your sounds, add effects such as reverb and control your music.
Understanding the basics of the mixer is essential and hopefully, this video helps you get on the right track :)

[inthemix]

I'm going to test out a live stream on YouTube tomorrow, hopefully all will go to plan and we can have a little Q and A and talk about music and production.
I'll be sending out a notification so be sure to turn your notifications on if you want to be there :)

[rupindersingh]

Mike, I'm new to creating music and fl studio. Practically just started since last week. I must say, watching your tutorial and how you take the time to explain and articulate each step so clearly has made me learn so much in such short space of time. I've watched lots of fl studio tutorials here, but yours are simply the BEST. Thank you so much for all your effort in helping others.

[adamhaj]

"Thank you very much for watching" No, Mike. Thank you very much for educating. - prayer emoji -

[ScoutSniper]

I love these types of video tutorials where there is no intro music or editing just a dude explaining what you are attempting to learn in a way you can easily understand.

That's gonna be a sub from me dog.

[artifexmusic]

"but thank you very much for watching i sure hope this video *helped you get onto the right track* "








good one

[thenoblecat]

I not very good at English so the moment when he started to talk ...
My head was lag and loading
But, because i am very like music so i practiced my English so much to got know every single word you said, thank you to you so much cause you helped me to be good at English and teach me everything want to know 👍👍👍

[ZerFuQsGiven]

I'm new to FL Studio as I started literally months ago after the passing of my favorite producer. Your videos have been a great, GREAT help as I dove into it completely blind by creating a remake of my favorite, haha! There's still so much to learn though, and your videos help me a lot. Thank you!

[CryzorBeatz]

I worked with so many DAW's from "Fruity Loops 3 back in the days than reason 3 and 4, cubase sx3 to cubase 8.5.. Studio One 3 and 4, Pro Tools, and a long time using Logic Pro X and I watched your videos from time to time and now I'm back again learn some FL Studio again. More and More I think I could switch from Logic to FL because it's a beautiful DAW and this workflow is really cool. So many features and audio support instead of midi only. Don't know why but I feel so comfortable in this DAW. I will definetely use this DAW as my main program. Thanks for your tutorials ! The best I've seen in a while :) keep it up :)

[assasinpotato]

A1 tutorials, mans legit goes from square one as if we haven't ever touched fl studio, bravo

[Serenitees]

Hi! I have been using this software since the old Fruity Loops days and you have the best tutorials to date. I started composing new age and cinematic music, which everyone told me would not be easily done in FL Studio. With your help, it has become easier. The midi editor is the most intuitive to me. I was an Acid Pro user until I bought a Mac. I also own Logic Pro, Live and Cubase and FL Studio is still my favorite. The mixer is very simple to learn and your tut is exactly what any beginner or long time user needs to ramp up!

[ilkeryasinyildiz]

My first DAW was Fruity Loops 4 back in 2002, the times when we create flash animations and games :) After two decades I professionally use Studio One, Ableton Live and Cubase. However, FL Studio has so different workflow, shortcuts and controls. I become confused a lot because of my fixed mindset about DAWs.

I got a mix job given as a FL Studio project. It's a super unorganized one, waves files floting around everywhere, some of them even unassigned and play through the master bus directly. Your tutorials helped me grasping the concept of FL Studio. Thank you very much! Greatly appreciated.

[HqMako]

Great video, better way of routing to individual track is by selecting your instrument/sample in the channel rack then opening your mixer and selecting the track you want to route it to. Clicking Ctrl + L will automatically assign wanted element to the track and it will also rename and recolour the track for you to exact name and colour in the channel rack. Saves a load of time when you think about how often you have to route.

[T-MIC]

Im brand new to FL studio, and im so glad there's someone making videos like this. I AM SO LOST LOL😅

[samohickey]

I have had FL Studio for years; I've created lots of little jams... But, it's always just experimenting for me. It's been nice to get some insight from you!!! Puts a backbone to my creativity. Thank you!

[ScottLRoyal]

What I really enjoy is you sharing that knowledge base with us and then, encouraging us to find what works for us. Well done.

[tidywats]

Another awesome video. Still relevant even from 5 years ago. Thank you for making something pretty complicated to a noob so easy to understand and work with.

[ocean]

With such a video series like this, so well explained and so rich in details, we literally don't need the online manual :) We all should be really grateful to this guy, and that includes Image Line team cuz their online manual pretty much sucks. You're awesome Mike. Peace

[John]

I have been using fl for about 10 years and these videos are showing me things I never knew haha. So helpful! Can't thank you enough!

[djy-t]

Ive been making beats for 3 years, and 4 minutes in I've already learned a lot. 
Very informational brother!

[anklesoncredentials]

I waited so long to learn how to use the mixer. Im coming back to this video until I get it down. Thank you for being so kind. I appreciate you very much.