Editing operations and shortcuts – See the FL Studio Piano Roll Shortcuts spreadsheet at the bottom.

Under File, you can Open score/Save score preset files (.fsc files).

These will get their own sub-section later on. There are a few options listed here that are also present as toolbar buttons. As we go through the list, I’ll talk about some of the more important features and how to use them.įrom here, we can save and load score presets, access editing, selection, and view options, toggle visual aids and helpers, create note groups, add time markers, and set target channels and target controls for the piano roll. In the picture below, I’ve labeled each button and area of the piano roll with a number. The keyboard shortcut is F7, and has the same effect as clicking the toolbar button. This will open the piano roll for the currently selected channel.

Click the View piano roll button on the top toolbar.

The piano roll displays what channel it’s associated with near the toolbar. Then, just click the gray space next to a channel to open up the piano roll for that specific channel.

In the channel rack, toggle between step sequencer and piano roll overview.

There are a few ways we can do this, outlined below: Let’s get started!įirst, we need to know how to find the piano roll window. I’ve also included an FL Studio Piano Roll Shortcuts spreadsheet at the very end to streamline your production further. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the FL Studio piano roll and it’s tools, including the Riff Machine. The FL Studio piano roll adds significantly to that reputation for a number of reasons.

FL Studio is known for having one of the most user-friendly and intuitive scoring systems.

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