TranceAddict Forums Archive > DJing / Production / Promotion > Production Studio Envelopes In FL? View this Thread in Original format Bidor how do i create a envelope for the whole song? if anybody could help me with this that would be greatly appreciated!:) thanks Bidor:) camsr quote: Originally posted by Bidor how do i create a envelope for the whole song? if anybody could help me with this that would be greatly appreciated!:) thanks Bidor:) Put an Envelope Controller on the Master Volume slider. Make sure to tune it to max the envelope at .8 and not 1 or else it will clip. Bidor quote: Originally posted by camsr Put an Envelope Controller on the Master Volume slider. Make sure to tune it to max the envelope at .8 and not 1 or else it will clip. cheers buddy:) but where do i find the "Envelope Controller" option on the master volume slider? thoughtlessjex quote: Originally posted by camsr Put an Envelope Controller on the Master Volume slider. Make sure to tune it to max the envelope at .8 and not 1 or else it will clip. Do you mean a peak controller? Derivative Wait a minute. Why on earth would you want to run your entire mix in a parameter envelope??? And what envelope do you mean? What variable is being triggered by the envelope? Amplitude? Filter Cutoff? Pitch? FL Studio has an Amp/Filter/Pitch envelope built into every channel window. So in the strange event that you want to make your tune progressively go more and more out of tune over the length of the track, simply bounce the entire dry mix, open a new project and import the wav into the step sequencer. Then open the Channel Settings window for it and scroll to the pitch envelope. Go nuts. If you wanted your envelope to trigger something more obscure then you can simply draw the automation over the length of the entire track and that would be a sort of envelope I guess. Except you don't have ADSR stages and you have like, an infinite number of nodes... CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE

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