Quick way to bounce MIDI parts in FL

[antipode]

So after a bit of trial and error, I've figured out a pretty fast way to export midi parts if you're bouncing parts for a remix or something. (It's always been something that's pissed me off.)

Right click on your synth/sampler in the step sequencer.
Replace > More > MIDI Out
File > Export > Midi
Bounce as a pattern.

I actually had a completely different, long winded method to doing this, which involved starting a new project, but I just found this out as I was typing the thread

I love hearing my synth lines rendered in glorious MIDI grand piano

Any other general FL/MIDI advice, feel free to post. I was gonna post this in the FL Q&A but the search function on this forum is atrocious.

pochsta

[nowaysj]

I don't ever export midi, so I don't know if that is the best way to do that, but I'd clone, then replace...

[RandoRando]

wait? whats the point of replacing with a midi out?

just put it in pattern mode and file, export midi

[antipode]

I don't ever export midi, so I don't know if that is the best way to do that, but I'd clone, then replace...

Yeah but cloning doesn't copy the piano roll notes.
If you do just replace your shit, obviously make sure you don't save it also. Could lose your patch.

wait? whats the point of replacing with a midi out?


just put it in pattern mode and file, export midi

Have you tried that? Doesn't work.

[nowaysj]

just select the channel and hit ctrl c, copied...

[ComfiStile]

I thought bouncing down was sampling a synth?

[subsynth]

or export project bones gives you "Scores" that you can drag into new projects.

[antipode]

or export project bones gives you "Scores" that you can drag into new projects.

Oh really? That's handy.

I thought bouncing down was sampling a synth?