Lesson 1
Drum loop There is a quiz embedded in this lesson (50 points) By the end of this lesson you'll be able to:
When you have completed this project, move on to part 2. |
|
Lesson 2
Drum loop part 2 (100 points) Use these tricks to enhance your drum loop from part 1. By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to:
I'd like to remind you to keep your beats simple. Remember, we are not creating a drum solo here. We are creating a beat that will support other parts on top of it. Take two minutes to watch this video for a lesson in simplicity. When you are done, upload to your SoundCloud account with the title: FL Studio Mobile Drum Loop. |
Drum Loop 2 from Brian Rabuse on Vimeo. |
Lesson 3
Bass line part 1 There is a short quiz at the end of this lesson (50 Points) By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to: 1. Select a melodic synth from the instruments tab. 2. Control parameters and layout on the keyboard tab. 3. Create a bass line using scale degrees 1 and 5 in the key of C using keyboard entry. 4. Quantize your recording. Click here to open the video in a new window and take the quiz When you are done, go on to part 2. |
|
Lesson 4
Bass Line Part 2 (100 Points) By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to: 1. Enter a bass line using the piano roll. 2. Have a basic understanding of scale degrees (1 and 5). 3. Create an automation clip using a low pass filter. When you have finished this project, upload it to your SoundCloud account with the title FL Studio Bass with Automation and write a descriptive post. Have fun! |
FL Studio Mobile Bass 2 from Brian Rabuse on Vimeo. |
Lesson 5
Adding Chords (100 Points) By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to: 1. Add a track in FL Studio Mobile 2. Create a C major chord in root position, 1st and 2nd inversion. 3. Change the C Major chord into a C sus2 and C sus4. When you are done post your file to your SoundCloud account with the title: FL Studio Mobile Chords. |
FL Mobile Chord lesson 1 from Brian Rabuse on Vimeo. |