The first is a limiter VST, an effect type that can be used to increase the over all volume of your final piece of music, its called W1 Limiter – Created by George Yohng, if you would like to find out more information about this VST, you may do so ( Learn More) To even begin the process of importing a VST you first need to obtain it, this is of course done by downloading the file to your computer, while you may feel free to use any VST you like in conjunction with this tutorial, for the sake of reference, there are two suggested files for the purpose of you following along with the process in this tutorial. Using the windows navigation browser to create folders and locate existing ones.įamiliar with downloading software from the internet (and how to avoid virus's)
While it is presumed if you work in the digital music space you would have a good handle on navigating the internet and downloading files, its alright if you have some gaps in your knowledge, so before you begin make sure you are familiar with the following processes…
One of the most empowering features of FL Studio is being able to diversify the range of sounds you are using, this can be done through your own sampled sounds, but it can also be done using existing VST's of which there are a multitude of types, the first being instrument based and the second effects based.Īs you might expect from there names, the two different types do different things, but one of the excellent things about VST files is that while there are many paid premium ones available, there are also a wide variety of free ones as well, making it possible for you to continue to expand your sound bank at minimum cost and with minimum complexity, the purpose of this tutorial will be to show you just how simple it is to get started finding and importing these custom VST files, so lets get started.
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