FL Studio Guru | ASIO4ALL Setup in FL Studio Video Lecture | FL Studio: Become an Expert (English) - Video & Sound Editing

today we're looking at setting up the
universal azo for all sound card driver
press f10 to open your audio settings or
go to options audio settings make sure
you're using the a0 for all driver here
you can download it from a zero for all
com if you don't see the option click on
show a zero panel to open the driver
settings the control to adjust first is
probably the azo buffer slider moving it
left reduces playback lag or latency and
moving it right can significantly reduce
audio glitches pops and crackles they
call buffer under-run longer latencies
allow your CPU more time to process
audio and so reduce buffer underruns
we recommend a minimum setting around
448 samples or 10 milliseconds if your
CPU can handle it less than this just
increases the CPU load and the tendency
to cause under runs now above that
you'll see the audio devices installed
on your computer if nothing is showing
here you'll need to reinstall your sound
card drivers this PC has a creative x5
sound card and a Plantronics USB headset
sometimes after selecting a zero for all
you may not get any sound out of FL
Studio this is caused by the wrong
output selected on the master channel or
it could mean the output is unavailable
if this is a problem go to the Advanced
Options from this spanner icon at the
highest level click on these switches to
turn all the devices on then expand the
devices by clicking on any plus symbols
then make sure you select everything to
turn them on in the case of the creative
x5 year the list says that it has an
input and an output device but notice
here there's a red X that means the
device is unavailable for a 0 for all to
use if you see this shutdown FL Studio
then all the programs on your PC that
might use audio as well things like
Skype Microsoft messenger media players
movie players etc then restart FL Studio
and open a 0 for all you should find
that the red X is gone so how are these
inputs and outputs used by FL Studio
if I look at the mixer and select a
channel for input recording I can see my
Plantronics headset is available but
there's nothing from the creative Xfire
remember it was unavailable if you don't
hear audio make sure you're on the
master mixer track and select the right
output you may need to try them all as
there often cryptically named don't
blame us
that's the sound card driver authors
with that I hope you now have your head
around the azo for all setup and are
ready to enjoy FL Studio
you