If youвЂ™d like to export a dry version of your song, this is where these options come in handy. YouвЂ™ve worked so hard to mix your individual tracks and master it, right? So itвЂ™s only right when you export that all your hard work is rendered into that final mix file. I leave both Enable insert effects and Enable master effects ON. WAV files, and determines whether or not to include silence at the beginning of the track that is equivalent to the amount of PDC in your track.Д¬onfused? Ya. It sounds like Trim PDC silence only applies to. (This is why you want to make sure youвЂ™ve enabled Plugin delay compensation -> automatic within the MixerвЂ™s settings.) This latency can effect how your different audio tracks line up.

Trim PDC silence is confusing to understand on how theyвЂ™ve explained it in the manual, but from my understanding, plugins can introduce latency. I pretty much disable everything in this section except for: Note, if you want to export stems in FL Studio, just select Split mixer tracks. If you use a third-party Limiter that allows you to dither, IвЂ™d choose one or the other. So when exporting for your final render, select dither. Again, this is when changing bit-depths, the audio sometimes has to guess where the point should land. Another golden rule IвЂ™ve read around the web is when in doubt, dither.Дither adds a very quiet bit of noise to help prevent quantization error. WAV, we are now changing the bit-depth, and should enable the dither option. For example, FL Studio works in 32-bit floating point. Long story short, when you are changing from one bit-depth to another, youвЂ™ll want to dither. Now, from a creative standpoint, sometimes you may actually want to limit the amount of notes as it can create a bit of randomness in a patternвЂ™s sound.Дither is a huge can of worms for a topic. So within the project, you can limit the amount of notes played, but on final export you can choose to override those settings and disable it. From my readings over the years, a way to help reduce CPU is to reduce the amount of notes played at once. I personally just leave this selected on, cause why wouldnвЂ™t you want high quality? lolДisable maximum polyphony ignores any setting restrictions youвЂ™ve enabled in the channel settings. HQ for all plugins seems more geared towards FL Studio native plugins, but it also mentions some third-party plugins. FL Studio suggests leaving this at the highest quality youвЂ™re willing to bare for your export times. For example, if you have a kick drum playing at different notes. Resampling comes into play when you start transposing samples from their original pitch. WeвЂ™ll cover each option in a bit more detail. In the Quality section, I personally select: They arenвЂ™t going to be cranking up the volume at super quiet parts of the song to hear your dither and noise floor!ДЄt the end of the day, 16-Bit 44.1kHz is CD quality and is extremely high quality. ListenerвЂ™s of music will never notice this.

Since 24-Bit allows you to have a larger dynamic range, when it comes to dither and quantization error, you may get away with a more natural sound.Д«ut honestly, this is a moot-point. The biggest argument when bit-depth is discussed is the super quiet parts of songs. WAV 44.1kHzД«it-depth is getting pretty in-depth for this article, but just so youвЂ™re aware, bit-depth determines how much volume can be stored. WAV is high quality (bigger file size) or if choosing MP3, IвЂ™d suggest 256kbps or higher. Simply just Left Click to select or deselect your desired format.Д®xplained more below, but for now. The sliders are just the compression settings if you want higher or lower quality audio, with a result of a bigger or smaller file size. WAV at the same time.)ДЄlso, some of these options will not be available with certain formats. FL Studio has made this really configurable, because you can actually select multiple formats! (A huge bonus if you want to export both.

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