FL Studio - how to export correctly Loops/tracks looped?
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- KVRAF
- 9641 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
hey guys i got a problem with reverbed sounds, for example i made a cue around 2 minutes and i want to have it fluidly looped but of course when i export it with the reverb tail i cannot loop it correctly having the reverbed fadings correctly, exporting without the reverb tail is not sounding correct too. how do you do it?
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- Boss Lovin' DR
- 14312 posts since 15 Mar, 2002 from the grimness of yorkshire
Export it with twice, one with cut remainder, and one with wrap remainder (which puts the tail at the start of the sample).
Use the first export as your initial part, then the second one for each additional part where you want the reverb to be continuous.
Use the first export as your initial part, then the second one for each additional part where you want the reverb to be continuous.
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- KVRAF
- 5070 posts since 27 Jul, 2004
Example:Caine123 wrote: Fri Dec 17, 2021 7:05 pm hey guys i got a problem with reverbed sounds, for example i made a cue around 2 minutes and i want to have it fluidly looped but of course when i export it with the reverb tail i cannot loop it correctly having the reverbed fadings correctly, exporting without the reverb tail is not sounding correct too. how do you do it?
I have a 4 bars section I want to render and to loop
- I always export a double timeselection (8 bars in this example) with "Leave remainder"
- I cut the audio at the points I like to loop (after 4bars in this example) and put the tail to the far to the right...
- Now I can duplicate the second 4 bars of the clip as often as I want and they will (normally) loop seamlessly)
- when this loop shall end I put the tail at the end of the loop...
These steps I can now repeat as often as I like in my song!
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 9641 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
hey is this your channel? this is a great channel i follow, keep it up pleaseTrancit wrote: Sat Dec 18, 2021 4:13 pmExample:Caine123 wrote: Fri Dec 17, 2021 7:05 pm hey guys i got a problem with reverbed sounds, for example i made a cue around 2 minutes and i want to have it fluidly looped but of course when i export it with the reverb tail i cannot loop it correctly having the reverbed fadings correctly, exporting without the reverb tail is not sounding correct too. how do you do it?
I have a 4 bars section I want to render and to loop
- I always export a double timeselection (8 bars in this example) with "Leave remainder"
- I cut the audio at the points I like to loop (after 4bars in this example) and put the tail to the far to the right...
- Now I can duplicate the second 4 bars of the clip as often as I want and they will (normally) loop seamlessly)
- when this loop shall end I put the tail at the end of the loop...
These steps I can now repeat as often as I like in my song!
a question, how did you export the file to the playlist? thx for the video i try it out today!
my exportsettings are this

oh and another thing, i just exported it this way but the beginning sounds always a bit cut off :/ not fluid, no ranting! just tring to find a well way
EDIT
i just found this technique which gave me a fluid loop
isnt this possible in fl studio?
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- KVRAF
- 5070 posts since 27 Jul, 2004
Caine123 wrote: Mon Dec 20, 2021 6:12 pm hey is this your channel? this is a great channel i follow, keep it up please.
I always consolidate the selection:a question, how did you export the file to the playlist? thx for the video i try it out today!
Select one or multiple clips and hit CTRL+ALT+C...
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- KVRAF
- 5070 posts since 27 Jul, 2004
Just an idea but is it possible that you have set the declicking mode of the audio clip to something different than transient???Caine123 wrote: Mon Dec 20, 2021 6:12 pm ...oh and another thing, i just exported it this way but the beginning sounds always a bit cut off :/ not fluid, no ranting! just tring to find a well way
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Try with just these 2 modes:
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 9641 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
sorry it is me again, i thought i got it but here is the problem, i dunno if there is a good way?
i have 1 instrument at the beginning, and then 2 more later, i added extra more reverb to the guitar sound. i dunno how to make a loop (without sounding abrupt) with a clean beginning? i mean this doesnt work cause somewhere does the endtail have to be, but when i add the the tail to the beginning it sounds not with the beginning instrument only. so the only way i see is to add a bit more ending instead of looping immediately or what do you think?
here the example:

i got a low pad and a bellmelody, and e,g, i just want the 22 secs loop exported and when played in a media player without any probs loops and no abrupt endind. but when i copy the loop and have the tail in my new loop i have always the tail end at the beginning of my melody.
MP3 with CUT REMAINDER
https://www.dropbox.com/s/assqpzjmje0uv ... 2.mp3?dl=0
here you hear of course the reverbed guitar is cut
MP3 with LEAVE REMAINDER
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ih27a9c60zvv9 ... d.mp3?dl=0
here you hear the loop is really nice but the beginning is with the guitar tail
so i think there is only one way to let the loop a bit longer and fade out i guess?
i have 1 instrument at the beginning, and then 2 more later, i added extra more reverb to the guitar sound. i dunno how to make a loop (without sounding abrupt) with a clean beginning? i mean this doesnt work cause somewhere does the endtail have to be, but when i add the the tail to the beginning it sounds not with the beginning instrument only. so the only way i see is to add a bit more ending instead of looping immediately or what do you think?
here the example:

i got a low pad and a bellmelody, and e,g, i just want the 22 secs loop exported and when played in a media player without any probs loops and no abrupt endind. but when i copy the loop and have the tail in my new loop i have always the tail end at the beginning of my melody.
MP3 with CUT REMAINDER
https://www.dropbox.com/s/assqpzjmje0uv ... 2.mp3?dl=0
here you hear of course the reverbed guitar is cut
MP3 with LEAVE REMAINDER
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ih27a9c60zvv9 ... d.mp3?dl=0
here you hear the loop is really nice but the beginning is with the guitar tail
so i think there is only one way to let the loop a bit longer and fade out i guess?
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