Have you ever opened up a project to only find that the samples in the Step Sequencer are colored RED?

Bad news!

What does this mean?

Well simply put, FL can longer locate or find the original sample file that was used in the project. There has been a change in the location of the sample file and until it’s tracked down and relocated, your project file will play without the sample.

For example, let’s say you’ve created an empty project and you’ve added a KICK, SNARE, HIHAT, and a BASS sample into your new project. Read on…

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If you’ve checked out the FL Studio Edison Sampling (Input Technique) video on the SampleSimple YouTube Channel then you’ll know that you can sample any sounds playing within FL Studio.

What this means is that you could record VSTi-triggerings and/or recorded performances, samples, slice-triggering, and pretty much all other sound that is generated or even previewed within FL Studio. Your custom text

A couple of replies were posted to the Simple FL Studio Edison Tips post @ FutureProducers.com. The video posted to the post was the Recorded Audio in FL Studio 8 Edison video on the SampleSimple YouTube Channel.

nugmusic posted: isn’t their an easier way? like exporting as an mp3 or something?

Heretic Beats posted: That’s so basic, I can’t imagine who’s gonna need it…

Though still fresh in the Beat Production Sampling scene, Edison plus the Read on…

Here’s how to record your song or beat using Edison in 3 simple steps. You can use this technique to record a rough mixdown of your full beat or song that you’ve created in FL Studio.

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