NOTE: It is a good habit to name used Mixer Tracks. There's also an option to sequentially link Channels to tracks starting from the selected track. Quick linking of channel/s: From the Channel Rack use the Channel Selector to select the channel/s you want to route, then select the desired destination Mixer Track and click ( Ctrl+L).

Track labels - Can be Middle-clicked, or Right-Click and select from the 'context menu > Rename / color' (or press F2) to rename the track or recolor it.

You can now adjust all faders in the selected group.

Select multiple tracks ( Ctrl+Shift) - Hold Ctrl + Shift and Left-click on Mixer Tracks label/meter area or left-click and drag on the same.

Internal re-routing is a powerful feature allowing you to create advanced Mixer setups with groups and subgroups of Insert Tracks. It's also possible to route the audio of any Mixer Track directly to an ASIO Output and or to another Insert Track. Finally the audio is sent to the Master Mixer Track. For each Mixer Track audio passes through any Effects loaded on the Effects Slots and then through the integrated effects (3 band parametric EQ, phase, stereo separation, volume and panning). If nothing is set, the default destination is the Master Mixer track. Routing is set from the Channel settings, FX channel send control.

Mixer Insert Tracks - Audio from instruments in the Channel Rack should be routed to one of the 'Insert Tracks' or the Master.

See Levels, Mixing & Clipping to learn more about mixing with FL Studio. The recording will mix with all other project audio. This also means the Master track is not a good place to record external audio Inputs. The Master track is normally the place to load 'Mastering' effects and to set final audio levels before rendering your project to an audio file (.mp3.

Master Mixer Track - Audio in the Mixer is routed to the master Mixer Track (unless an Insert Track is routed directly to an ASIO Output).

Track inspector & FX panel - Show/hide the Mixer Track properties, including the effects slots. NOTE: Vertical Mixer size and Layout menu settings also determine what controls are visible so you may need to increase the mixer height if controls are not visible with this selected. Width now equals peak level.Д®xtra Mixer Track properties - Shows/hides additional Mixer Track properties.

Meter wave view ( Alt+W) - Replaces the Mixer peak meters with waveform views. Multi-touch gestures and control are necessarily independent modes. NOTE: Turn OFF to use multi-touch gestures, such as 2-finger tap on meters to make multiple selections. Multi-touch control - Allows multi-touch movement of faders and other Mixer controls. Mixer menu - Contains recording, view, plugin delay compensation (PDC), linking, routing, docking renaming and coloring options, click here to learn more about the details. Mixer icons - Along the top of the Mixer window:.FL Studios Playlist is not bound to any 'Instrument' or 'Mixer' Track. Mixer Tracks vs Mixer channels - The terms Mixer Tracks and Mixer Channels are interchangeable, we use 'Tracks' to differentiate them from plugin 'Channels' in the Channel Rack. NOTES: If your Mixer looks different to the above, choose the Compact view and stretch the Mixer height to match (some features will not be visible if the height is too small).

For a detailed description of recording audio from internal and external sources see the Audio Recording page. Selected tracks are highlighted with green faders (track 1 below is selected). Select multiple tracks by holding ( Ctrl+Shift). Select a track by Left-clicking the pan or fader controls.

To see tracks outside the current view, use the Track Scroll Bar below the 'Send' switches OR roll your Mouse-wheel over the track names. In combination with the layout options (on the Mixer layout menu), the controls visible will change to suit the Mixers size. The Mixer has three docks for tracks (left, middle and right) and can be stretched horizontally or vertically by clicking the edges and dragging. There are 125 x Insert Tracks for receiving input from plugins and external audio Inputs, 1 x Current track for hosting tools like Edison and Wave Candy and a Master track for master effects processing. Unless specifically directed, newly added Channels are routed to the Master Mixer Track.

All audio in FL Studio passes through the Mixer.

Fl studio stereo separation