In the upper left of Edison there is a transport control where you can play the audio to preview it. You should see the waveform of the audio file. Now open the Edison window and drag the audio you want to chop into it. Start up a new FL Studio session and put Edison in an insert slot in the mixer.
Right click, choose Save As, and save it to your desktop or somewhere else you can locate it.
You might already have a piece of audio that you want to chop into loops or samples, but if not here’s a small loop that I used making this tutorial you can use. If you have been using another external application or are new to editing, it would be wise to check out and learn how to use Edison.
Edison is super powerful when it comes to audio editing and sample creation. This tutorial will show how to use Edison in Fruity Loops to easily accomplish this. Using loops and samples made by others is a great way to get started making music with FL Studio however, eventually you’re going to want to cut up your own custom samples to use in your tunes.
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