You can practically use any sample to create a riser effect in FL Studio and in this tutorial I’m going to show you how.
First thing to do is to go to the Browser and right click on a sample of your choice and select ‘Edit in audio editor’ from the menu. This will open the Edison with the sample (I’m using a simple snare sample).
Select a portion of the sample you want to LOOP and press ALT+L. This will set loop points to the sample.
Press CTRL+A to select the whole sample and use the ‘Drag’ -button to drag the selection to a Sampler channel (in the Step Sequencer).
Open the Channel Settings and under the ‘Loop’ click on the ‘Use loop points’ and ‘Ping pong loop’ if you want. This enables the Sampler to use the loop points we just defined in the Edison.
Set the Pitch Knob Range to something like 24-48 semitones. The higher you set the value, the wider the pitch range for the Pitch Knob. This means you can raise the pitch more higher (or lower).
Go to the Piano Roll -view of the Sampler Channel and draw a simple note (any note) with any length you want.
In the Sampler Channel, right click on the Channel Pitch -knob and choose ‘Create automation clip’.
Draw a ‘rising’ envelope.
Listen the end results:
Experiment with different sample materials, loop lengths and Pitch Knob automation envelopes. Possibilities are unilimited!
Check the video:
 Download The Riser Effect FL Studio Project File
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why you’re uploading videos on youtube now?
I’m running low on monthly bandwidth transer (hosting thing) so I’m testing if streaming videos through Youtube would ease the server load. Just testing.
LOVE your HELP and your VIDEOs, where can i here you completed tracks? i would love to show MY support, your tutorials are simple INFORMATIVE and even Funny, your like the TEchno Brother i never HAD, thank you sir.;}[!]BLAM
THAT WAS AWESOME!!!! Stutter effects here I come!!!
Thanks Alex, keep it up!
Thank you so much for answering my email Petri!
This was exactly what I was looking for!
np 🙂
Wow, this is some creative engineering, mate! Props to you, I will be giving this a shot once power is returned to my area due to the bitch, Irene.
Thank you, Mike! I heard about the Irene yeah. How much damage did it cause?
There wasn’t too much damage done in my area, mainly power loss and downed trees. But an hour’s drive toward the coast there’s a few houses that were completely washed away.
That’s terrible. In Finland we dont have (yet) such powerful storms though who knows where the climate change leads to.
Exellent tutorial, thanks! 🙂
Thanks man!
Still can’t believe HOW SIMPLE it was to create such an effect with standard tools (specially taking into consideration the fact that I’ve already known how to make loops, edit channel’s pitch & make automation clips).
THX, Petri! This is marvelous tutorial!
np, max! keep on producing 🙂
Thanks a ton man
Hats off to you
will check out all your tutorials and try this riser effect ASAP !
thanks mate!
Your the man Petri 🙂
Thanks!! Btw I checked some of your music – funky stuff and very well produced – thumbs up 🙂
hey thanks man i was creating a build up only with white noise but now whit this .. thanks
Superb! Also, I recommend to check out: https://howtomakeelectronicmusic.com/how-to-create-an-effective-rising-build-up
Cheers!
you the man
Hehe, thanks, but I’m just a hobbyist 🙂
You seem to be pretty good with buildups there 😛
Also, you may of noticed this alot, but you use 3xOsc ALOT…..and you are surprinsgly really good with it. I can’t make decent sounds with that simple thing. I usually make sounds using stuff like massive.
Just thought i could mention that.
Thank you Cole!
Thanks! You are my heroe!!
Thanks man!