As soon as you select FL Studio ASIO, click on SHOW ASIO PANEL and leave your buffer length at 1024. Then, choose the right input (the microphone you’re going to use to record) and the right output (the speakers where you want to hear the mix). Choose the right microphone or recording device before you begin recording on the “Input” section. I’ll admit – I’m an avid Ableton Live fan. But FL Studio absolutely dominates Live with this feature. Stamps are a way to add entire chords to your patterns by selecting a scale and a chord type. Choose a root note and a chord type: major, minor, diminished, seventh, you name it. So, I just purchased my lease for the beat, the thing is, it’s too short, which I already knew. I want to be able to extend it. How do I go about doing that?? Know any good links/vids/tutorials.
In FL Studio Piano Roll, there’s this very handy little feature called Stretch Handle. With it you can quickly ‘stretch’ your notes to make them fit to time. It comes very useful when you have a group of notes and you want to make them longer or shorter. For eg. if you have a group or sequence of notes and you want to make them all eg. twice as long (or shorter), just drag them with the Stretch Handle – no need to edit the notes one-by-one.
I’ve also found it very useful with live recordings as sometimes I want to record melodies to Piano Roll live with my MIDI keyboard without metronome or drum beat (just to detach myself from that 4-to-the-floor-machine-like-playing) and it’s a real savior when I want to make the recorded notes fit to time afterwards.
This is how you use the Stretch Handle:
In the Piano Roll, select some notes and when you do that, a little ‘circle’ appears after the selected notes. Left click and drag to stretch the selection. If you hold ALT while dragging, they notes will automatically snap to grid according to your snap-to-grid -settings.
That’s it. Very handy indeed 🙂
Fl Studio Extend Pattern Length Chart
Here’s a video:
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