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Drag and drop it from Edison to the playlist. Do not save to a file or send to playlist.

Drag and drop the loop from Edison to the playlist.

Use the “declick in” and “declick out” functions on the trimmed loop.

Get the loop as you like it in Edison using the above methods for a blurred loop or preserved loop.

This is the problem I have had and here is how I solved (or worked around) it. It may have pops and clicks and cannot be used. You can hear a loop in Edison and it sounds seamless, but when you export it (save to a file, or send to playlist), it does not sound seamless.

Exporting Perfectly Seamless Loops from Edison Note that the order button is far to the left and that is a setting of zero. Loop tuner tool in Edison showing settings for a non-blurred, “preserved” loop type.

Loop tuner tool button is circled in blue above. To get this, use the loop tuner tool in Edison with the settings as shown below. This is a preserved loop that loops seamlessly. It is easier to let Image-Line show you in this article linked here.Įdison is very powerful and you can get external sounds played right into Edison as a loop by following this video:ĭragging and dropping from Edison to the playlist. Or, go to tools, regions, tune loop, from the menu. This is in the audio editor for a sample. You can find it by clicking on the icon that looks like two curved arrows on top and bottom. The Loop Tuner tool in FL Studio can be used to remove clicks and pops in any loop. This made them coincide differently every time they looped. This can give you the Eno-style tape loop effect as many of his loops were longer or shorter than the others. If you set snap to none in the playlist, you can put different samples on each track and stagger them so they don’t line up with the bars.

Find the snap icon (horseshoe-shaped or magnet-shaped image) in any menu (see photo below).

Hold down the Alt key to temporarily disable the snap feature (sets it to “none” while Alt is held down).

Create several clips of different lengths, set them all to loop simultaneously, and record the results.” Deconstructing Brian Eno’s ‘Music for Airports’ from Reverb Machineīasically you are turning off the snap to grid feature on the piano roll, playlist, or event editor, and it is easy. “…turn off the grid, allowing you to create unquantized loops that work in a similar way to the tape technique. In the article “ Deconstructing Brian Eno’s ‘Music for Airports’,” the section at the end hints at what can be done in the “Ambient Approach.”