I do a similar thing with percussion where I have a bus for kicks, a bus for snares, etc and then those busses go into a drum master channel before going into the actual master channel. This way I always have a mixer channel that affects all of my bass synths, and I have all of my bass synths next to that mixer channel. So it starts with 'bass bus' and then it's 5 empties, then 'arp bus' and 5 empties, etc. For example, the template I use for every song contains bus channels with 5 empty mixer channels next to them. What I recommend is setting up a project template that helps you keep things organized from the moment you open FL. That's a really good way to have an extremely disorganized mixer, or force you to constantly be organizing your mixer during production when you could be spending time, yknow, producing. I don't recommend sending shit to the mixer with that method personally. I don't use that shortcut so I can't be positive. I could be mistaken about this but I THINK that if you rename/recolor a channel, it might not automatically send shit to that mixer channel. This also happens if I'm trying to move channels left and right in the mixer: the new channel isn't updated in FPC and I end up with a mess of half-moved channels. The problem is that FL studio doesn't seem to be aware that I'm occupying those channels for the drums, and if I use functions like Ctrl+L on a new instrument to assign it to a channel, FL studio assigns it to one of my drums channels. To solve this problem, I redirect each sound to its own channel from within FPC, which seems to work fine. If I direct the entire FPC plugin to a single channel, than I can't apply filters and effects to individual drum sounds anymore.

You can zoom in and out as much as you want, change instruments with a simple click and make arrangements that are impossible in the step sequencer. I've recently started using FPC as my main way of arranging drums because it feels much better than the step sequencer. If you know of any more, send a mod mail! r/JunkFolder - post unfinished tracks here for others to finish If you're here, chances are you've heard of other similar subreddits, but in case you haven't, check these out. Intro to Mixing in FLStudio by /u/by-any-other-name

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