How to import loops

Learn to seamlessly import audio loops into FL Studio. Get your samples into the Playlist and ready for your compositions.

File Management · intermediate level

Steps

  1. Open Browser and Locate Loop

    Navigate to the Browser panel on the left side of FL Studio. Use the 'Packs' or 'Files' section to locate audio loops stored on your computer or within FL Studio's library.

  2. Drag Loop to Playlist

    Click and drag your desired audio loop directly from the Browser into an empty track in the Playlist. This will create an Audio Clip that automatically snaps to the project grid if 'Snap to grid' is enabled.

  3. Drag Loop to Channel Rack

    Alternatively, drag the audio loop to an empty slot in the Channel Rack. This will create an Audio Clip generator, allowing you to trigger the loop as a pattern in the Piano Roll or step sequencer.

  4. Adjust Playback and Properties

    Double-click the imported Audio Clip in the Playlist or the Channel Rack to open its settings. You can adjust its 'Volume', 'Pan', 'Time stretching' mode, and pitch to fit your project.

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