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Create a volume automation clip in FL Studio

Demo summary

The narrator demonstrates selecting a region in the playlist, right-clicking a volume knob in the channel rack, and creating an automation clip to perform a fade-in.

Step-by-step

  1. Make a selection in the playlist where the automation clip should be placed
  2. Locate the instrument or sound in the channel rack
  3. Right-click the volume knob
  4. Select Create automation clip
  5. Drag the control point at the start of the clip down to create a fade-in

Options

  • Automate turning something on and off

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