The playback button switches your mouse into a vertical line that when you click and drag plays any notes and encounters the zoom tool does just what it says and has some right-click presets. With our drum score still visible let’s look at some of the buttons on the main piano roll toolbar we may have in previous lessons, To make it longer or shorter by holding shift and dragging the corner of a note in a selected group of notes to the left or right. If we wanted to duplicate or clone these notes for use in extended versions of our pattern we can hold shift prior to moving the selected notes,Ī new copy will be produced and can be placed after the original, to adjust the notes to better match our tempo or other content we can stretch the pattern
Then left-click and drag to the desired location. To do this mouse over a note and look for the compass arrows pointing up down left and right to appear, If we then go back to the draw tool we can move all the selected notes at once in any direction, In this lesson, we’re going to explore how to perform some more advanced tricks and techniques in the piano roll using the scores we may have already previously recorded.įor this lesson, you may want to already have a score programmed into a multi-note instrument in one of your channels of the step sequencer as well as one for a channel featuring a drum sample.įirst, let’s go into the piano roll for the drum sample, we can now access some of the tools of the piano roll to alter our score in interesting ways, here we can go to the Select tool which will allow you to draw a box around all notes you wish to select, In our previous lessons, we already explored some of the helpers and tools available when working with the piano roll. Welcome to lesson 8 in the FL studio’ tutorial series.
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