These 4 shortcuts are all you need to up your workflow in FL Studio’s mixer.Īlt + Arrow Left/Right - Move selected mixer track(s) left or right.Ĭtrl + Shift + Left Click - Select multiple mixer tracks. FL Studio: Make or adjust loop selection. Depending on which side of the loop selection is closest to where you click, the loop selection will adjust to where your cursor is. Right Click - Adjust loop selection size. Just click on the timeline (where the green arrow is, see image below) with one of the following shortcuts:Ĭtrl + Left Click (hold) - Make loop selection.Ĭtrl + Left Click - Remove loop selection.
When you want to edit or adjust your loop selection (the red area), you don’t have to change to your select tool.
Drag your mouse to select multiple notes and patterns in one single swipe.Ĭtrl + Shift + Left Click - Select multiple notes or patterns in multiple swipes or clicks.Ĭtrl + Scroll - Zoom in/out horizontally.Ĭtrl + Right click - Hold and drag to zoom in on selection. Release shift to get full movement, instead of locked horizontal movement.Ĭtrl + Left Click –– Select multiple notes or patterns. By holding shift and left clicking on one of the selected notes/patterns, you clone the whole selection. Shift + Left Click - Clone selected notes or patterns. When the Pen or Brush Tool is selected use the following shortcuts: These might be the most important to improve your workflow. However, I usually only use the pencil tool and shortcuts to select, delete and copy notes or patterns. These are the shortcuts for the standard tools to edit your notes or patterns. FL Studio: Select multiple channels in pattern view. (Especially handy for copying and pasting!)Īlt + Arrow Up/Down - Move selected channel(s) up or down. Shift + Left Click - Hold shift and left click the green squares to select multiple channels in your pattern view. – and + - Go to previous and next pattern.
The following shortcuts will improve your workflow in the pattern view. I find it quite annoying to scroll through patterns to end up at the pattern you want, chances are you go to fast. L - Switch between song and pattern mode. Most of these shortcuts you probably already know, but do you use them?Ĭtrl + Shift + S - Save project as (at this window you can also save as wav or mp3). Hit ctrl + T to switch between typing and piano keyboard. Note: When you want to use FL Studio’s shortcuts, make sure you don’t use the ‘typing keyboard as your piano’ option. This article points out the shortcuts the most important keyboard and mouse shortcuts! Others you might not know, but are very handy. Do you want to improve your FL Studio workflow? Then this article is for you! Every DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) has lots of shortcuts, a couple you might already know as they’re the same in every program like ctrl+c for copying and ctrl+s for saving.
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