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In FL Studio, is there a way you can automate velocity on a MIDI Out piano roll?
By this I mean, can I set a note’s velocity to fade from 0 to 127 over a certain length of time? I am new to FL studio and I am using it to control lighting. In the light board’s manual it says when a scene is controlled via MIDI, you can simulate fade time by using velocity. I just can’t seem to figure out how to do it.
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February 15th, 2010 at 11:01 pm
Yes you can just draw some notes in the piano roll and below the note area is the velocity bars. Just draw them the way you want.
if you have a MIDI controller you can also link a knob to your MIDI and record yourself controlling any MIDI parameter and play it back just like you recorded it.
FL is very powerful.