).Also, how do I change the velocity on one note (that lasts 4 measures) so that it starts out very low then ends very loud. Thanks a lot.
Wav file sounds different after export- Velocity question
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Wav file sounds different after export- Velocity question
When I render my song to a wav file it sounds different than what I am listening to in FL Studio 9. What might be the problem? Rendering should give you wyhiwyg (what you hear is what you get ).
Also, how do I change the velocity on one note (that lasts 4 measures) so that it starts out very low then ends very loud. Thanks a lot.
).Also, how do I change the velocity on one note (that lasts 4 measures) so that it starts out very low then ends very loud. Thanks a lot.
Re: Wav file sounds different after export- Velocity question
chasmcg wrote:When I render my song to a wav fi...
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Re: Wav file sounds different after export- Velocity question
chasmcg wrote:Rendering should give you wyhiwyg...
What's this knob do? The F1 key is your friend!