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The Music Producer's Ultimate Guide to FL Studio 20
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In this section, we will prepare MIDI for use in plugins. Then we'll route the MIDI notes into additional instruments and effects, such as vocoder effects. Although we'll specifically discuss vocoders in this chapter, any plugin that uses MIDI as an input will follow the same steps.
In our examples, we will assume that you are using a vocal audio sample to feed into the vocoder. You do have the option of using any sound at all instead of a vocal, and this can be used to create interesting effects.
To illustrate vocoding, we will first use a built-in FL Studio plugin called Pitcher, which comes with FL Studio Signature Edition and higher. Although it's not advertised as a vocoder, it has vocoder features, and most closely resembles how you use other vocoder plugins on the market. Let's learn how to use Pitcher:
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