FL Studio is a digital audio workstation (DAW) that allows you to create, edit, record, and mix music and other audio content. Here's a brief overview of the steps to edit your sound on FL Studio:
- Launch FL Studio and create a new project.
- Import your audio file by dragging it into the playlist or clicking File > Import.
- Double-click the audio file in the playlist to open it in the channel rack.
- To edit the audio, you can use the various tools in the channel rack, such as the slice tool to chop up the audio, the paint tool to draw in new notes or effects, and the stretch tool to adjust the tempo or pitch.
- To record new audio, you can connect a microphone or other audio device to your computer and select it as your input source in the mixer.
- Click the record button in the transport panel to start recording, and then click it again to stop.
- Once you've recorded your audio, you can edit it using the same tools as above.
- To mix your audio, you can use the mixer panel to adjust the volume, panning, and other effects for each track.
- When you're finished editing and mixing your audio, you can export it as a WAV, MP3, or another file format by clicking File > Export.
This is just a brief overview of the steps involved in editing your sound on FL Studio. There are many more features and tools available in the software, so I recommend exploring the documentation and tutorials on the FL Studio website to learn more.