Chorus - Chorus creates a thicker/lusher sound by detuning multiple voices within the sound.Use this to create 'sidechain' style effects. Autoduck - Ducking is a form of automated volume dipping.All audio passes though this final track. NOTE: To save CPU load, and where you want the effect to apply to all tracks, rather than putting the same effect on every track, add a single effect to the Master FX track. This holds the Step Sequencer and a multi-channel drum sample player. Drum Sampler - While not an instrument that you can load in the rack, there is a Drum Sampler Playlist Track type.Transistor bass is a monophonic bass-line style synth for creating resonant-style basslines and leads. Transistor Bass - Additional purchase, see the Shop page.Groove Machine Synth is a multitimbral hybrid synthesizer & FX channel from the FL Studio (PC), Groove Machine plugin. GMS (Groove Machine Synth) - Additional purchase, see the Shop page.There are 6 tabs covering the synthesizer controls. Load the presets or create your own sounds from scratch. MiniSynth - MiniSynth is a fully featured synthesizer with a low processor overhead and great sound.This is also how you can access your purchased sample-based instruments and custom samples/instruments. It can load DirectWave (FL Studio PC format). DirectWave - This is a multi-sample based player.There are 4 instruments and one drum sampler: To copy and paste a module, from one rack to another, open the Module menu, tap Copy, then select the new Rack and use the (+) button at the bottom and use Paste. The right menu allows you to reorder, copy and delete plugin modules. The left menu allows you to open presets. Plugins have two menu items on the upper right, as shown below. You can also create FX Racks for grouped submixes. However, DirectWave will pass through the Distortion + Reverb effects, while MiniSynth will have only Reverb effect. The Playlist Pattern Clips will play both DirectWave + MiniSynth together. For example If you load DirectWave > Distortion > MiniSynth > Reverb. Processing order - The order of the instruments and effects in the rack determines processing order (top first, bottom last).Channels - There are three main types of Playlist Channels, Instrument (the Channel Rack will hold both instruments and FX modules), Audio and FX (the Channel Rack for these last two holds only FX modules).To open the Channel Rack, select the Track in the Playlist then tap the Channel Rack open control on the right side of the Playlist. Rack modules stack and you can use both instrument AND effects modules. This holds the Instruments and Effect plugins for that Playlist Track. Each Playlist track has its own 'Channel Rack'.
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