I put together a Mid Frequency Sidechain in Fruity Patcher to get awesome snare presence in my mix, but there is a complication when it comes to the amount of sends that I have running to the track I want to make the sidechain take place on, I have insert 1 with my kick and insert 5 as my snare, Insert 1 is going into insert 2 (where I have the bass), and sidechaining the low frequencies of the bass to my kick (I built a different one for lows that works just fine), the second insert sends to insert 12 without going to the master (this is where the mid frequency sidechaining is supposed to be taking place), and I also have insert 5 (my snare) sent to insert 12 with the volume down so it can sidechain to it, the problem is, for some reason I can't change the number of the send to sidechain to in fruity limiter while inside of patcher, and since I have 2 sends going to that insert, all it's doing is playing the mids at a low volume.

One for the kick and one for the bassline. Sidechaining is a signal processing technique where we use the amplitude (volume) of one signal waveform to control some parameter of another signal. As before, I will start with the same two channels. How to Sidechain in FL Studio (3 Ways) How to Sidechain in FL Studio (3 Ways) In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to sidechain in FL Studio. I know there is a thread for FL questions, but considering this is a fairly complicated question I figure I can get away with asking this here. The Fruity Limiter (in FL Studio 9) has a sidechain compressor feature.

How to sidechain with fruity limiter