FL Studio 11, tips, tricks, shortcuts etc.

[nowaysj]

I've had very powerful special fx from using maximus.

[erratech]

Is there an easy way to apply the swing/shuffle from the step sequencer to the piano roll?

[Bass_Jacka]

Is there an easy way to apply the swing/shuffle from the step sequencer to the piano roll?

This is something I want to know too. When the swing setting is applied in the step sequencer it applies it globally to all tracks - or am I wrong?

Can anyone tell me how to apply different swing settings to individual parts of a track - i.e. one swing setting for hats and a different swing setting to a different element of the track.

[wub]

Is there an easy way to apply the swing/shuffle from the step sequencer to the piano roll?

This is something I want to know too. When the swing setting is applied in the step sequencer it applies it globally to all tracks - or am I wrong?

Can anyone tell me how to apply different swing settings to individual parts of a track - i.e. one swing setting for hats and a different swing setting to a different element of the track.

1. Click in the piano roll tool menu(wrench icon).
2. Click Quantize or just use the shortcut Alt+Q.
3. Click the folder under "Groove Template" (on "Step" by default)
4. Select your choice of grooves

You can also make your own custom grooves.. You can take a 4- or 8-bar loop with the drums, then put it in a Fruity Slicer, then click the "Dump beat to piano roll" icon(which is the last icon above "Auto-Fit"), then click on "Flatten(Groove)".

After that, open the right click menu in the piano roll of the groove, then File/Save Score As and save it under the "Quantization" folder with a filename of your choice.

Then you go to your drum patterns in piano roll and Quantize(Alt+Q) with your custom groove

[erratech]

Is there an easy way to apply the swing/shuffle from the step sequencer to the piano roll?

This is something I want to know too. When the swing setting is applied in the step sequencer it applies it globally to all tracks - or am I wrong?

Can anyone tell me how to apply different swing settings to individual parts of a track - i.e. one swing setting for hats and a different swing setting to a different element of the track.

1. Click in the piano roll tool menu(wrench icon).
2. Click Quantize or just use the shortcut Alt+Q.
3. Click the folder under "Groove Template" (on "Step" by default)
4. Select your choice of grooves

You can also make your own custom grooves.. You can take a 4- or 8-bar loop with the drums, then put it in a Fruity Slicer, then click the "Dump beat to piano roll" icon(which is the last icon above "Auto-Fit"), then click on "Flatten(Groove)".

After that, open the right click menu in the piano roll of the groove, then File/Save Score As and save it under the "Quantization" folder with a filename of your choice.

Then you go to your drum patterns in piano roll and Quantize(Alt+Q) with your custom groove

Yeah I knew about that but its pretty kludgy to pull out 16ths and 8ths quantises of your patterns when you are just trying to keep shit tight.

[nowaysj]

[erratech]

Thats what i needed to do in FL8 which is what i was using till a few weeks ago.

I mean: Arr you havin a laff i sware on me mum ill bash your fookin ed in