Final Tuning Tutorial in FL Studio

Loading and Preparing Your Audio

• Step 1: Load an FLP file in FL Studio.
• Step 2: Import the audio file you want to tune.
• Step 3: Click on the audio icon and select 'Pitch correct sample' to open NewTone.

Tuning Notes

• NewTone: Minimize NewTone and open the piano roll.
• Aligning Notes: Place the piano roll and NewTone side by side to easily tune each note.

Cutting Audio

• **Hotkeys & Tools:
  • Press 'C' or use the cut tool icon for slicing.
  • Hold 'Alt' to freely cut anywhere.
  • Combine clips by holding 'Ctrl,' selecting multiple clips, and pressing 'Ctrl' + one of the selected clips.

Advanced Features

Slide Notes

• Variation Control: Green area adjusts the duration for the slide-in note.
• Note Adjustment: Drag mouse up/down to change the start note and adjust the end note with the red area.

Stretching Audio

• Beat Matching: Hold 'Alt' to freely stretch audio clips that are offbeat.

Adding Vibrato

• **Advanced Edit:
  • Press the scissor icon and select Advanced edit Vib.
  • Add a cut into the note (after the first peak).
  • Double click to adjust the number and intensity of waves.

Settings

• Center: All the way up for easier tuning.
• Variation & Trans: Adjust to avoid a robotic sound.
  • Variation: Increase if it sounds weird.
  • Trans: Set near halfway.

Conclusion

• Experiment with settings to fit the character of your audio.
• Usual settings: Center all the way up, Trans near halfway, and Variation adjusted as needed.
• See you in the next video.