Advanced rendering in FL Studio 24

octo·Jun 2025

Demo summary

The creator demonstrates FL Studio 24's workflow, specifically using the 'Quick render as audio clip' (Ctrl+Alt+C) feature to manipulate and reverse audio fragments.

Step-by-step

Select the pattern or fragment in the playlist
Press Ctrl+Alt+C to trigger the Quick render as audio clip function
Double-click the rendered audio clip to open its settings
Click the Reverse button to flip the audio
Chop or rearrange the reversed fragments as needed

Options

Apply effects like 'W' (Wow/Flutter) or fragments before rendering
Use time-stretched open hats with tails to add texture

Tips

Spam Ctrl+Alt+C repeatedly to quickly commit effects and keep the creative flow moving
Enable 'Cut it off' to manage overlapping audio tails

Highlights

“This is why Ctrl Alt C is so good. You can just keep spamming it.”

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