#How to master fl studio 12 drivers#

#How to master fl studio 12 drivers#

External Outputs - Most ASIO drivers provide outputs (External audio OUT).

The track receives from other sources (instruments, other tracks, etc). Note that the ASIO inputs will not replace but mix together with any input audio

You can route these inputs to any or all Mixer tracks.

External Inputs - Most ASIO drivers provide inputs (External audio IN) for microphone, line-in, etc.

By default the SOURCE track will maintain routing to the Master track - If you don't want to create a parallel path to the Master Mixer track, select the source track and disable the send switch on the master by Left-clicking it. A send-level knob will appear on the destination track that can be used to change the level of signal passed to the destination.

To send audio from one insert track to another - Select the source track you wish to send FROM and then Left-click the send control switch on the destination track you want to send TO.

After processing the input they can pass the audio to another location, usually the Master track ( M) but it can be another Mixer track (as shown by the cables) or directly to a audio device output (External audio OUT).

Mixer tracks - can take an input audio signal from one or more internal Instrument Channels by setting the Mixer Track Selector to a given track OR one external source (External audio OUT).

Mixer routing is described in more detail below:

Parallel internal / external routing - It is worth noting that the Mixer track External audio IN / OUT can function in parallel with the internal routing functions so that any track can receive external and internal audio sources simultaneously OR output to the Master Mixer track and any other available audio device output.

the rear channels of 5.1 surround-sound card), you can create a separate sub-mix for band headphone monitoring or studio monitoring. However, by routing another Mixer track (other than the master) to other audio devices outputs (e.g. By default, the Master Mixer track ' Output' is the routed to the audio devices main outputs (usually the main/front Left/Right channels). When ' (none)' is shown, this means no external audio device input or output is selected for the selected track. It is even possible to set two or more Mixer tracks to receive the same input or send to the same output. For example, if you have an audio device with 16 microphone inputs, then you have the option of setting 16 unique Mixer tracks to receive each of these audio device inputs. NOTE: that each Mixer track has its own input and output options.

External routing - Audio sent to and received from your audio devices input and output jacks is set by the External audio IN / OUT selectors (as shown above).

Internal sends and sidechan sends - See Internal Mixer Track Routing & Sidechaining.Routing instruments to Mixer tracks - See Routing Instrument Channels to Mixer Tracks.Some points about internal and external audio routing: Usually the only Mixer track with an external audio output is the Master Mixer track. NOTE: In the example above Mixer Track 2 is selected and so the Track Send switches, External audio Input / Output options and Mixer Track PropertiesД¬hange to show unique settings for Mixer track 2.

Internal audio sources (instruments loaded in the Channel Rack) are routed to the Mixer insert tracks with the Channel settings FX selector, as shown below: This section covers internal Mixer audio routing functions.