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MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:24 am
by HypnotikDubz
I'm quite new to producing and i'm using FL studio 10 everything is goin fine so far apart from the fact that in some synths when i press a key it will play a completely different note
if anyone knows how i could fix it i would be very greatful,
thanx in advance
Jake
Re: MIDI
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:26 am
by jrisreal
yeah i have this problem. i figured out that if you unplug the keyboard and then plug it back in (and refresh the midi settings in FL) then it would work properly...if that doesn't work then I dunno
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:32 am
by HypnotikDubz
nice 1 bro goin to try it now
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:43 am
by HypnotikDubz
Naaaa didn't work man, nice 1 anyway tho
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 7:01 am
by RandoRando
Open up the sampler properties for the desired sound. You know, say for a audio file you can change the adsr envelope, pitch envelope, go to the next window over, see how there's the keyboard on the bottom. Make sure c5 is orange and not another note. Right click c5 to change the root note to c5
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 7:19 am
by grooki
RandoRando wrote:Open up the sampler properties for the desired sound. You know, say for a audio file you can change the adsr envelope, pitch envelope, go to the next window over, see how there's the keyboard on the bottom. Make sure c5 is orange and not another note. Right click c5 to change the root note to c5
This should work
The other nifty thing about this, is if you have a sample which is playing the note D (or anything else other than C), make that note orange in the screen described above. Now, all your notes are properly lined up on your midi keyboard.
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 9:04 am
by RandoRando
grooki wrote:RandoRando wrote:Open up the sampler properties for the desired sound. You know, say for a audio file you can change the adsr envelope, pitch envelope, go to the next window over, see how there's the keyboard on the bottom. Make sure c5 is orange and not another note. Right click c5 to change the root note to c5
This should work
The other nifty thing about this, is if you have a sample which is playing the note D (or anything else other than C), make that note orange in the screen described above. Now, all your notes are properly lined up on your midi keyboard.
did you know that your avatar dances in beat with the tune in your sig? lol
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:39 am
by HypnotikDubz
nice 1 guys that was really helpful, this is my first thread on here aswell so i'll blaytently be stickin around, didn't know quite how useful this site is!!
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 2:09 pm
by zerbaman
What keyboard do you use?
I've got the same issue with mine.
Too not really all to problematic, I only use it when testing brostep patches in massive, I can't play for shite anyway haha
Re: MIDI in FL 10
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 2:22 pm
by grooki
RandoRando wrote:grooki wrote:RandoRando wrote:Open up the sampler properties for the desired sound. You know, say for a audio file you can change the adsr envelope, pitch envelope, go to the next window over, see how there's the keyboard on the bottom. Make sure c5 is orange and not another note. Right click c5 to change the root note to c5
This should work
The other nifty thing about this, is if you have a sample which is playing the note D (or anything else other than C), make that note orange in the screen described above. Now, all your notes are properly lined up on your midi keyboard.
did you know that your avatar dances in beat with the tune in your sig? lol
