Then go to the snap to grid button and choose beat, you can see that the section from the vertical lines labeled 1 to 2 is broken up into 4 columns which are our beats, The piano roll opens and we can now see a grid with a keyboard bordering the left-hand side, first let’s understand the grid we may need to zoom in or out for easier viewing first by going to the zoom time control left-clicking and moving up or down to zoom in or out on the grid area, To get to the piano roll click the view piano roll button here or right-click on the channel name and choose piano roll, The step sequencer, however, limits us in that we can’t create notes smaller than the step regionsįor this more detailed programming, we need to go to an area where we have more advanced options.
We covered how to create patterns using the step sequencer. Loaded in it as well as a channel with a multi-note instrument. In the piano roll for this lesson be sure your step sequencer has a channel with a drum sample In this lesson, we’ll specifically cover how to add notes,Īdjust note lengths and generate chord structures
Of the step sequencer by using the piano roll. In this lesson and lessons to follow we’re going to explore how to move beyond the programming limitations Welcome to lesson 5 in the FL studio’ tutorial series.
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