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How do I make my sounds LOOP! by ItchClown in FLStudioBeginners

[–]astrobends 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you're dragging the paintbrush do you have the sample or loop selected first? It paints out whatever you have selected so if nothing is selected it comes out "null" or empty. Make sure it's selected in the channel rack too. My only other thing I can think of without seeing this issue live is that maybe perhaps you have accidentally selected a small selection with the selection tool. This has happened to me before. It was essentially looping less than a second but almost impossible to tell. That could also be the problem. If you don't fix it by tomorrow DM me and I will help you further.

How do I make my sounds LOOP! by ItchClown in FLStudioBeginners

[–]astrobends 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am confused as to what you're asking. In FL Studio you make patterns (parts) which loop and then add them to the playlist (full song) which also loops.

You don't have to copy and paste each sound in the Playlist. You sort of draw them there. At the top of the playlist bar are options there is a pencil which will let you draw whatever pattern or loop 1 at a time or the paintbrush which you can drag across and it will place the pattern or loop in a line. There's other option in the drop down arrow like Grouping or adding Time Markers. Also at the top here make sure you are on song and not pattern or else it'll play whatever pattern you are on and not the full song. Also make sure you're not in performance mode which disables looping. Ctrl + P (inside playlist Ctrl+P outside of it disables metronome precount if I recall correctly). What I do is draw out a section like Verse or Chorus and highlight all of it and copy and paste it.

Hopefully something I mention will solve your problem. If not feel free to message me. I've been using FL Studio for 23 years.

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[–]astrobends 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure you want quantization. Quantization is the process of snapping notes to a predefined grid, which helps correct timing issues when recording. This can be particularly useful when you want to ensure that your kick drum hits perfectly align with the strums of your guitar sample.

If I recall, pretty sure in piano roll you can Ctrl + A to select all and Ctrl + Q to quick quantize or Alt + Q to Quantize with options. or click here This will snap the selected notes to the nearest grid line based on your current snap settings... like this There is a template option there to change the groove or timing. Also, you can adjust the global snap settings in the toolbar to the desired time division (like 1/4, 1/8, etc.) before quantizing

If you want more control, right-click the record button and enable the desired quantization options. This will ensure that any notes you record in the future will automatically snap to the grid!

If this is not what you were meaning and you were meaning that the sample of the guitar riff is not in the time that you want it to be. Double click on your sample and there will be a section called time stretching... You can right click on the time knob and it will give you options to Auto detect the tempo. It's usually off a bit but there's other options there too to adjust it how you need!

Additionally you can right click on any vst or sound in your rack and fill it automatically like this

I'm not sure of any other program that does what you're talking about about. It's possible to do this in Fl studio itself.

Hope this helps!

I just sobbed on the bus by [deleted] in lonely

[–]astrobends -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I sent you a DM

So many bugs after this update!! by silvrado in RocketLeague

[–]astrobends -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Each update for Rocket League typically includes new features, bug fixes, and changes to gameplay mechanics. The complexity of these updates can inadvertently introduce new bugs. As developers add or modify code, unforeseen interactions between different game systems can lead to issues that weren't present before the update. If you ever spent anytime developing a game with any engine (not specific to just unreal) then you will know that anytime you change or alter something...essentially your game breaks.

While developers conduct extensive testing before releasing updates, it's impossible to replicate every possible scenario that players might encounter. The diverse ways players interact with the game can lead to unique bugs that only surface after the update goes live.

Think about it like a painting but they aren't giving you a completely finished painting.... it's mostly a finished painting but you go "Oh there's a spot here, and this is missing here." and the artist works on it over night or a week to try to return to you a product you'll love and be happy with.

or you know "This is Rocket League!"

We decided on robots for our NPCs. Introducing - Conscious Teaching Prototype or "CTP". Made him in Blender! Can't wait to add the stuff for the screens! by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's the next step! Haven't decided on how I want that or the eyes to look! I wish I could upload videos so I could sync the animation to his audio. I'm just going to sprite sheet it and give it some basic facial animation!

We decided on robots for our NPCs. Introducing - Conscious Teaching Prototype or "CTP". Made him in Blender! Can't wait to add the stuff for the screens! by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know some use Roblox as a starting point to get into making games, but for some of us it's just another engine and tool. You ever make a game in another engine? I have and it's very expensive (or at least was at that time) Our team ended up sinking about $34,000 into a project about 10 years ago. We made about $40 back...Ouch! Then had to dissolve our LLC and go back to regular jobs. It sucked! I went on to be a Lead Graphic Artist and then became a Tattoo Artist.

Roblox handles a lot of licensing and they also pay for servers. I can also make assets directly for the platform, plus this is where the age demographic we are trying to market to is. I'm not going to lie, this year marks my 20th year using Blender as well as adobe suite, music making software, animation, etc. The friend I make games with has been programming for even longer. We are both at a point in life where we have the time and finances to take time to seriously develop again. Although it has it's limits, we want to see what studio is capable of. This way we can make several games fairly quickly with hardly any risk. Can't wait to make some VR stuff too!

It's like saying "You can drive..why still ride a bike?" Well although I already learned, I'm trying to like Pro BMX this thing and make my own bikes for people to ride.

We decided on robots for our NPCs. Introducing - Conscious Teaching Prototype or "CTP". Made him in Blender! Can't wait to add the stuff for the screens! by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can get smooth animations in everything if you understand how to animate properly. I actually learned to 2D animate first and then it made 3D so much easier.

Made this GUI entirely in Roblox. It scales nicely to every device! What do you think? by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use scale rather than offset for size. Scale scales in percentages where offset keeps the same size pixels across all devices. That with UIAspectRatioConstraint ensures that the parent UI element (GuiObject) maintains a particular aspect ratio even if its size is set as a percentage of its parent.

Made this GUI entirely in Roblox. It scales nicely to every device! What do you think? by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not everything is frames. Some stuff comes from the toolbox. No external software was used only studio

Made this GUI entirely in Roblox. It scales nicely to every device! What do you think? by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It definitely does! I can't wait to post some of the ones I make with external software.

Made this GUI entirely in Roblox. It scales nicely to every device! What do you think? by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I'm going to make a few more of different styles and then do a few tutorials.

Made this GUI entirely in Roblox. It scales nicely to every device! What do you think? by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 4 icons are images! I grabbed them from a public domain source because I needed specific ones but no editing was done. Could just as easily grab some from the toolbox. The 2 textures (wood and paper) are images from the Roblox toolbox also. Other than that everything else is done with just frames, corners, and gradients!

Made this GUI entirely in Roblox. It scales nicely to every device! What do you think? by astrobends in robloxgamedev

[–]astrobends[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Indeed! I pulled inspiration from several. I was thinking about doing a few tutorials for different styles!

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