How do you side chain in FL Studio?

To do this, simply select the Kick track, then right-click on the small arrow on your bass synth track. That will then open up a menu window, where you can select the “Sidechain to this track” option.

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What is sidechain in EDM?

For those who are unfamiliar, sidechaining means using the output of one track, such as a kick drum, to alter the compression on another track, such as a bassline. In simple terms, it’s a way to set up your mix so that when one sound comes in, another one quiets down.

What is a side chain in music mixing?

Sidechain is an effect that you have on one sound that is triggered by the level of another sound. The classic example is when you have a compressor on a bass track and you set it so it ducks the level of the bass whenever a kick drum hits.

Is Sidechaining necessary?

Sidechain compression is THE essential technique to get a tight mix in the low end at least. Lot of electronic music genres are dependant on this kind of slightly “pumping”, too, it’s essential for the groove feeling, since also non beat elements will become then part of a groove.

Should I sidechain kick and 808?

If your kick has a sharp transient, you don’t need one on the 808 too. Get rid of the transient on the 808, and the two tracks will get out of each other’s way. The kick will provide the initial impact, while the 808 will cover the sustain and body. You can use sidechain compression to make this happen.

Do you sidechain kick to bass or bass to kick?

The kick drum signal is sent (bussed) to the sidechain input of the bass compressor where the sidechain (“brain”) of the compressor analyzes the kick signal and tells the compressor to turn the bass down when the kick drum plays. A sidechain is often referred to as a key.