Playback Tool – Lets you play back notes by clicking and dragging over them.Select Tool – Lets you select notes (Ctrl).Slice Tool – Lets you draw a line in which you can cut other notes with.Paint Tool – Adds a series of notes to the grid (restricted to the first note).Draw Tool – Adds a single note to the grid.Tools Menu – Has a list of options, the most useful of which is the quantize (Ctrl+Q) tool which snaps notes to the piano roll grid.From here you can open re recoreded scores in either the FL Studio score format or the standard MIDI format. File Menu – This has a list of helper options, most of then aren't too useful.Note velocities is where you can select the velocity or loudness of each note being played. The area entitled ‘Workspace' is where you can add and modify notes. This is the interface with five notes added to it. Otherwise, you will see standard piano note names. If you have added the FPC or certain other FL based instruments, the note names will reflect the sound they generate.
Once you do this you are greeted with the defualt piano roll window. Add an item which makes use of multiple notes, right click on the item, and choose ‘Piano roll'. The simple pattern editor only lets you hit single C5 notes, which is useful for playing drum samples added directly to your assets, but not useful at all for playing synths.įor this example, I decided to use the FPC instrument however a synth would work just as fine. The piano roll allows you to make changes to a pattern using much more detail than the simple pattern editor.
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