FL Studio Guru | Watermarking Audio Video Lecture | FL Studio: Become an Expert (English) - Video & Sound Editing

in this tutorial I'll show you how to
add watermark images to your audio files
like this
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the watermarking was done with hammer
but don't worry the demo version can be
used for this too let's start by opening
the spectral window here
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the horizontal lines represent
frequencies from low at the bottom to
high at the top the audio watermarking
process is all about converting images
to frequencies or partials as they're
called in Harmar the first step is to
open the resynthesis template now let's
create an image
I'm using a 5/16 by 5/16 pixel image the
height in particular matches harm as
number of frequency partials but you can
use any size if you want next I'm going
to set a black background as black
equals silence for my text I'll use
white since white pixels mean active
harmonics and so audio to encode into
your project
on Hammad's image tab make sure the
frequency is set to linear and Hertz
mode then from the frequency multiplier
set the division to four you may need to
change this later the purpose of these
tweaks is to set the scaling of the
spectral image vertically this is
important so don't forget otherwise you
won't see a clear image later you can
drag and drop your image on the window
or use the menu button to browse for one
I will set the time to the start of the
text and play around on the keyboard
until I see the image appear at the top
of the spectrum window use the course
and find speed controls to scale the
image width if you don't want the image
audio to be clearly heard it's important
to keep it above 15 kilohertz although
remember compressed formats like mp3
will often limit the upper frequencies
so you may need to experiment here of
course you can always make it audible
and integrate the sound into the project
musically easier for some John Roos like
dubstep of course
you
this next section is for those of you
using the Harmer demo will record harmer
with Edison so we can put the sample
into the project as a WAV file select
spectral view and record on input now
I'll play harm as keyboard and find the
highest clearly visible pitch that looks
good so I'll select the section
and drop it into the playlist
why phone
if you open the channel settings for the
audio clip you can right-click on the
mini preview and set it to spectral view
then you'll be able to see the audio
clip image on the playlist so now we're
back to the start of this video where I
was using wave candy to display the
watermark image I'll just set wave candy
to spectral mode
the project
you
that's it I hope this gives you some
inspiration for using watermark images
in your projects remember it doesn't
have to be just text any image can be
used until next time enjoy using hammer
to make audio watermarks
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