Comments on: Linking channels to the mixer - in three simple steps http://www.thefruittree.info/index.php/linking-channels-to-the-mixer-in-three-simple-steps/ FL Studio Tutorials Videos and More Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:31:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Anto@The Fruit Tree http://www.thefruittree.info/index.php/linking-channels-to-the-mixer-in-three-simple-steps/#comment-25 Anto@The Fruit Tree Wed, 19 Sep 2007 02:43:18 +0000 http://www.thefruittree.info/index.php/linking-channels-to-the-mixer-in-three-simple-steps/#comment-25 <p>I am a believer of 1 fx for every 1 channel. Then when you get to mixdown you can control the level of every sound just from the mixer.</p> I am a believer of 1 fx for every 1 channel. Then when you get to mixdown you can control the level of every sound just from the mixer.

]]> By: Illusive Mind http://www.thefruittree.info/index.php/linking-channels-to-the-mixer-in-three-simple-steps/#comment-18 Illusive Mind Mon, 17 Sep 2007 05:07:41 +0000 http://www.thefruittree.info/index.php/linking-channels-to-the-mixer-in-three-simple-steps/#comment-18 Colouring channels also helps differentiate things when the track starts getting big. If I put fx on every channel though I would quickly run out of CPU power! I usually have the Kick on one mixer channel and the rest of the precussion on another. Colouring channels also helps differentiate things when the track starts getting big.

If I put fx on every channel though I would quickly run out of CPU power! I usually have the Kick on one mixer channel and the rest of the precussion on another.

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