If I understood everything correct -- such selector is pretty useful for live performance, to switch instruments for example... Anyway, cool video! Keep on rollin' :)
Yeah I guess it could be used that way too! But I use it for generator patches to create menus for waveforms, custom formula controller lfo shapes etc. Thanks!
@@nanospiraI we both using the same DAW and the same synths, but so different way. Lucky there is no correct and incorrect ways in the music if it sounds well at the end of the day :)
By any chance do you know of a way to make a slider that acts similarly to the pitch bend wheel in Serum? Basically any time you let go of said slider, it resets back to a predefined position/value (like 50%)?
Okay so this is awesome, just what I needed. You know...there's a ton of stuff here in yt that's more directed towards the beginner fl person. I'm glad to see something more advanced on here after looking for a while. Thanks
@@nanospiraI just watch, I think this channel will work out. Personally I come from doing electro & dubstep & stuff like that but I know for certain you have an audience in the idm world. I've been getting into my idm phase a little bit, trying to make electronic music in a live sense with fl to some extent and looking up about what is idm and it seems like it is super techy stuff and I see this fitting in with that type of audience.
Hey, thanks a lot for these types of tutorials, they are really helpful. Can we make a formula for a situation like if there are two fruity balances (let's name them A & B), they are connected to another balance (Let's name it C). So, when the volume knobs of A & B are at 80% then is it possible to keep the volume of C at 71% using the formula controller? If you could help me with this, then it will be a big help. Thanks!
Thanks! Can A and B have different values or are they moving at the same time? How do you want C to behave, can it go over 71% in some cases but always returns to that when both A and B are at 80%?
@@nanospiraI Hey, thanks for responding :) Actually, my case is this - when just A is active at 80% then C should be at 80% and when just B is active at 80% then also C should be at 80%. But then both A & B are active at 80% then C should be at 50%. (My calculations were wrong when I wrote 71% for C in my previous comment.)
So cool, I just made a very similar patch 2 days ago that had a slider to switch between different compressors, hard clippers and soft clippers. I made my switches using fruity envelope controller instead of the formula controller, but after seeing this, I like your method even more. It seems more intuitive to me; with the fruity envelope controller it can be a little tougher to see what's going on at a glance. So thanks for this! My only recommendation is to reduce the output of the formula controllers by 20%, since if you put fruity balance to 100%, it's adding 5.6db of gain. Balance needs to be at .8 to not change the volume. Alternatively you could add another balance right before going out to FL studio, which does -5.6db of gain reduction. Awesome stuff.
Yeah you can make such switches with many methods, like Fruity Stereo Shaper too. I plan on covering all of them later. Yeah I actually didn't mention the gain because I usually adjust it back down in the mixer or it isn't coming in that loud anyway so it's not a problem. But yes if anyone out there wonders why it behaves like that or your patch starts clipping, keep this in mind! Glad you liked the video.
Your a frickin genius. The problem with getting subs making production videos is the level of intelligence required to pursue this. Your 1,900 subscribers are the most talented people in the world, so use that to your benefit. Also, for your music, it's fantastic, don't stop, you need lots of tracks, vocals, and then dance and sing, just like Britney Spears. Then pay for promotion on Google and you will do VERY well. Blessings and have a great day!!
Thank you so much for your videos, you helped inspire me to start building my own patches. I'm a little stuck with a patch I'm busy with now though: I've got a slider that targets a specific frequency range, but now I want to bypass it with a button so that the entire frequency spectrum is effected, I got that right but then when I move the slider it ignores the button. Is there any way we can make a button go back to default ("off") if a different parameter is changed on the patch?
Hi, thanks for the comment :) I'd look into using case or if statements with formula controller. It basically means you're making it say 'if this button is NOT pressed, make slider have a range. Else, make it affect the entire spectrum. Example: Case(1-a,Map(b,upper,lower),b)
@@nanospiraI thank you for getting back to me, and I can't wait to dive into your new LED tutorial🥰 Okay I kind of understand, but how would this 1 formula controller effect a button and slider? Because I can't route the output of the formula controller back to a parameter on my control panel.
Your contents are very good and understandable. I stumbled upon your videos searching RUclips on how to create interesting and attractive User interface design for patcher in FL Studio. FL Patcher presets have a cool user interface; I would like to make one that will be aesthetically pleasing. Do you have an idea on how to create it?
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I've just started deep-diving into Patcher and your stuff is really inspiring and informative. Thanks very much.
If I understood everything correct -- such selector is pretty useful for live performance, to switch instruments for example...
Anyway, cool video! Keep on rollin' :)
Yeah I guess it could be used that way too! But I use it for generator patches to create menus for waveforms, custom formula controller lfo shapes etc. Thanks!
@@nanospiraI we both using the same DAW and the same synths, but so different way. Lucky there is no correct and incorrect ways in the music if it sounds well at the end of the day :)
By any chance do you know of a way to make a slider that acts similarly to the pitch bend wheel in Serum? Basically any time you let go of said slider, it resets back to a predefined position/value (like 50%)?
Okay so this is awesome, just what I needed. You know...there's a ton of stuff here in yt that's more directed towards the beginner fl person. I'm glad to see something more advanced on here after looking for a while. Thanks
You're welcome! Yeah I saw the lack of advanced stuff too, just hoping that there will be an audience for it
@@nanospiraI just watch, I think this channel will work out. Personally I come from doing electro & dubstep & stuff like that but I know for certain you have an audience in the idm world. I've been getting into my idm phase a little bit, trying to make electronic music in a live sense with fl to some extent and looking up about what is idm and it seems like it is super techy stuff and I see this fitting in with that type of audience.
Hey, thanks a lot for these types of tutorials, they are really helpful.
Can we make a formula for a situation like if there are two fruity balances (let's name them A & B), they are connected to another balance (Let's name it C). So, when the volume knobs of A & B are at 80% then is it possible to keep the volume of C at 71% using the formula controller?
If you could help me with this, then it will be a big help.
Thanks!
Thanks! Can A and B have different values or are they moving at the same time? How do you want C to behave, can it go over 71% in some cases but always returns to that when both A and B are at 80%?
@@nanospiraI Hey, thanks for responding :) Actually, my case is this - when just A is active at 80% then C should be at 80% and when just B is active at 80% then also C should be at 80%. But then both A & B are active at 80% then C should be at 50%. (My calculations were wrong when I wrote 71% for C in my previous comment.)
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So cool, I just made a very similar patch 2 days ago that had a slider to switch between different compressors, hard clippers and soft clippers. I made my switches using fruity envelope controller instead of the formula controller, but after seeing this, I like your method even more. It seems more intuitive to me; with the fruity envelope controller it can be a little tougher to see what's going on at a glance.
So thanks for this! My only recommendation is to reduce the output of the formula controllers by 20%, since if you put fruity balance to 100%, it's adding 5.6db of gain. Balance needs to be at .8 to not change the volume. Alternatively you could add another balance right before going out to FL studio, which does -5.6db of gain reduction.
Awesome stuff.
Yeah you can make such switches with many methods, like Fruity Stereo Shaper too. I plan on covering all of them later. Yeah I actually didn't mention the gain because I usually adjust it back down in the mixer or it isn't coming in that loud anyway so it's not a problem. But yes if anyone out there wonders why it behaves like that or your patch starts clipping, keep this in mind! Glad you liked the video.
and if you have multiple menus in the patch the compounding gain can become a problem too, so thanks for pointing this out!
I need to link a digital to + button and - button?
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Your a frickin genius. The problem with getting subs making production videos is the level of intelligence required to pursue this. Your 1,900 subscribers are the most talented people in the world, so use that to your benefit. Also, for your music, it's fantastic, don't stop, you need lots of tracks, vocals, and then dance and sing, just like Britney Spears. Then pay for promotion on Google and you will do VERY well. Blessings and have a great day!!
SUBBED!!!
Thank you so much for your videos, you helped inspire me to start building my own patches.
I'm a little stuck with a patch I'm busy with now though:
I've got a slider that targets a specific frequency range,
but now I want to bypass it with a button so that the entire frequency spectrum is effected,
I got that right but then when I move the slider it ignores the button.
Is there any way we can make a button go back to default ("off") if a different parameter is changed on the patch?
Hi, thanks for the comment :) I'd look into using case or if statements with formula controller. It basically means you're making it say 'if this button is NOT pressed, make slider have a range. Else, make it affect the entire spectrum. Example: Case(1-a,Map(b,upper,lower),b)
@@nanospiraI thank you for getting back to me, and I can't wait to dive into your new LED tutorial🥰
Okay I kind of understand, but how would this 1 formula controller effect a button and slider? Because I can't route the output of the formula controller back to a parameter on my control panel.
Your contents are very good and understandable. I stumbled upon your videos searching RUclips on how to create interesting and attractive User interface design for patcher in FL Studio.
FL Patcher presets have a cool user interface; I would like to make one that will be aesthetically pleasing. Do you have an idea on how to create it?
Hey, thanks! I'm planning on making a video that's all about the interface stuff and collecting some ideas there 😁
@@nanospiraI That's a good plan👌