fruity loops help

hiya, i have sh!t loads of drums that ive chopped up and others ive aquired. When i click on them in fruity loops they make the correct sound yet when i add them to a pattern they just click they dont make the correct sound. Im a logic user and new to fruity loops. Many thanks for any help

I've no experience with Fruity but it sounds like it could be an ADSR envelope issue on whatever you're placing your hits into... the Fruity Loops version of a drum rack or whatever.

well click the button in the pattern window for the sound and make sure the box for loop points is turned off.... somehow I dont know if that is the issue but it's worth a shot.

no doesn't do anything, don't worry about it anyway ignore this post im going to have to buy the imac and get back to logic, cheers anyway

You can't solve the problem so you're gonna have to buy an iMac??

well I would have to hear the clicking, but maybe your buffer is set too low in the audio options?

Coz wrote:You can't solve the problem so you're gonna have to buy an iMac??

Ha ha not quite I'm used to logic and I'm itching to get back into it my macbook died last week and I need to be making beats

Well software doesn't come much easier than Fruity Loops.

If you start from a completely blank pattern then add tracks one by one, is the problem still there?

It has to be something obvious because FL should run even on a shitty spec pc.

Coz wrote:Well software doesn't come much easier than Fruity Loops.

If you start from a completely blank pattern then add tracks one by one, is the problem still there?

It has to be something obvious because FL should run even on a shitty spec pc.

well I'm trying to think of what it could be... not because I want the OP to use a specific program but because it has me curious to know the problem.

I mean, okay... maybe there is a problem with the file type. But lets say you play the samples in windows media player... does it do those click sounds? if not then the files are not the problem.

the only thing I can think of that causes clicks is 1) buffer set too high 2) using an asio driver on a sound card that is not asio compatible.

when i open the sound in channel setting and click on the waveform the sound is as it should be but when i colour it in on my pattern or press a key on my keyboard is doesnt play it just clicks

try pitching the sample down. sometimes the sound will sound ok in the media list thing, but when you load it and it plays really fast and sounds like a click.

TheRiot wrote:when i open the sound in channel setting and click on the waveform the sound is as it should be but when i colour it in on my pattern or press a key on my keyboard is doesnt play it just clicks

oh, that reminds me of something I saw back in fl 7... I think it may be a bug or something... sometimes it makes the root note C1 or rather the lowest possible note in piano roll.

or maybe (only if you opened the sample in wave traveller) make sure you switch down the TA switch....


honestly that doesn't sound like something normal happening to you.

mr_debauch wrote:

TheRiot wrote:when i open the sound in channel setting and click on the waveform the sound is as it should be but when i colour it in on my pattern or press a key on my keyboard is doesnt play it just clicks

oh, that reminds me of something I saw back in fl 7... I think it may be a bug or something... sometimes it makes the root note C1 or rather the lowest possible note in piano roll.

or maybe (only if you opened the sample in wave traveller) make sure you switch down the TA switch....


honestly that doesn't sound like something normal happening to you.

yeah, that is an issue in fl too. i remember dealing with that and almost throwing my computer through the window because of that!!

^ F*ckin desperate fags.