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FPC recording in Fruity Loops?
How do you record sounds with the FPC in Fruity Loop Studio?
I am using FL 9.
And I DID hit the record button, but its not working.
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October 24th, 2010 at 11:15 pm
Are you using a MIDI controller or beat pad that sends signal to the FPC telling it when to make sound? If not, try it an easier way. In the Channel Window (F6) right click on the FPC and choose piano roll. You will see the names of the different instruments in there. Try placing a kick drum in different points in the timeline. Hit the spacebar, Voila! Now the sounds should play in that pattern (make sure FL Studio is in pattern mode, not song mode). Now you can put your beats together and drop that pattern in the playlist and finally play it in song mode. No need to record, you can put the beat together bit by bit until you have exactly what you want.