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How to Record Guitar in FL Studio Mobile [Step-By-Step]
By
Andrew Siemon
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What Gear You Need to Record Guitar in FL Studio Mobile
1) Thunderbolt to USB Adapter or the USB-C Adapter (iPhone/iPad)
2) Audio Interface
USB-C Cable (Included)
3) 1/4” Instrument Cable (Guitar Cable)
4) Headphones or a Speaker
1/4” to TRS (Headphone) Adapter
How to Connect Your Guitar to Your Device (FL Studio Mobile)
How to Record Guitar in FL Studio Mobile [Step-By-Step]
1) Connect Your Guitar to Your Device and Open FL Studio
2) Select the ”+” Button and then Choose ”Audio Record”
3) Open the Rack and Then Choose Input 1
4) Connect Your Headphones to Your Audio Interface
5) Turn On Monitoring and Press Play to Record
6 Tips For Recording Guitar in FL Studio Mobile
1) FL Studio Mobile Will Automatically Detect the Audio Interface
2) Make Sure to Arm the Track for Recording
3) You Have To Turn On Monitoring To Hear The Guitar [To Hear It Without Recording Playback]
4) You Can Add Effects and Dynamics Processing Before or After With the Channel Rack
5) You Can Also Edit Your Guitar Recording’s Audio
6) Turn FL Studio Mobile On And Off If You Can’t Hear Or Record Your Guitar
Important Things to Note About Recording Guitar in FL Studio Mobile
1) You Can Also Use Bluetooth Headphones But I Wouldn’t Recommend It
Gear Mentioned
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