Normalize: This is where you can select whether to normalize the imported audio file. Channels: This is where you can select the number of channels of the imported audio file. The bit depth is the number of bits per sample.
Bit depth: This is where you can select the bit depth of the imported audio file. The sample rate is the number of samples per second that are played back. Sample rate: This is where you can select the sample rate of the imported audio file. Import mono or stereo: This is where you can select whether to import the audio as a mono or stereo file. You can import audio as a waveform, mp3, or aiff file. Import as: This is where you can select the import format. The import audio dialog box has the following import settings: The settings tab is where you can change the import settings. The effects tab is where you can add effects to the imported audio file. The file tab is where you can select the audio file you want to import. The import audio dialog box has three tabs: file, effects, and settings. To open the import audio dialog box, click on the file menu and select import audio. Another way is to use the import audio dialog box. One way is to use the file browser to locate the audio file on your computer and drag it into the FL Studio 20 window. There are a few methods you can use to import audio into FL Studio 20. Cakewalk Tutorial | BandLab | How To Import Audio
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