Fl Studio: Adding Reverb and Delay effects

Demo summary
The instructor adds Fruity Reverb 2 and Fruity Delay to a piano track, explaining wet/dry levels and effect chain order.
Step-by-step
- Select an empty effect slot on the mixer track
- Add Fruity Reverb 2 and select the Cathedral preset
- Adjust the Wet level to control the amount of processed signal
- Use the mouse wheel over a plugin slot to change the effect chain order
- Add Fruity Delay to an empty slot
- Adjust the Time, Input Volume, and Feedback settings
- Enable Ping Pong mode and adjust panning to move the delay between ears
- Toggle the green slot light to quickly activate or deactivate plugins
Options
- Pan the track left or right using the mixer panning tool
- Adjust the Dry level to control the original signal volume
Tips
- Find a good balance between the wet and dry levels for a natural sound
- Pan different instruments (like violins and counter-melodies) to opposite sides to balance the mix
- Use Reverb to place sounds in a specific environment, like a bathroom or cathedral
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