BUt it has to be an eaven amount of beats or bars or the calcualtion is off. Click on the sample channel in the Sequencer, then right click on the WAVFORM and select detect tempo. Cause if you dont your drums will never sync up right. If its more loops based(longer chops) you need to first either set the tempo of FL to the tempo of your sample.

It will time strecth it for you.ĭepends on what your doing though. But if you wanna tweak the speed seperate you can either do that with the time knob on the samples channel in the sequencer or change the tempo in FL. Slow it down to 92 sounds lower speed it up to 92bpm in sounds higher. Like back in the days a sample was pitched up or down to put it in the HIP HOP tempo range.

It will also change the speed of your sample thou.In alot of cases its fine cause your ear is used to hearing certain pitch changes on sample based on its tempo. If you change the notes in that view you can pitch it up or down evenly by semitones or wholes steps to keep it musically even as far as keys. In FL studio in the top right corner of the sequencer view,there is a little keyboard icon.

Fl studio slow down sample