#Snap to grid fl studio how to

To fully know how this shortcut key works, click here to visit the previous article. This shortcut enables ghost channels in your piano roll.

#Snap to grid fl studio how to

If it seems familiar to you, that is because I mentioned this shortcut key before in the previous article on how to stay in key while writing your melodies.

ItвЂ™ll automatically highlight all the notes for you. Now all you have to do is to press 2 keys (Ctrl + A) on your keyboard. When you want to highlight all the notes of the melody, youвЂ™ll probably right click and drag the timeline to highlight all the note just like whatвЂ™s shown in the first picture (I used to do that before discovering this shortcut key). You can see the melody got transposed down 1 semitone as I used this shortcut key.

You can easily transpose the melody up or down one semitone using this shortcut key. This shortcut key is used to transpose the melody in semitones. This one is quite similar to the first shortcut key but a little bit different. You can easily switch the octave of the melody with this shortcut key. LetвЂ™s say that you writing a melody for your song but it sounds too low in pitch, this is the time when this shortcut key comes to play. Let me show you my TOP 5 life-changing shortcut keys to be used in the piano roll. If you are a FL Studio user (or else you wonвЂ™t check this article out), we all can agree that FL Studio has the best piano roll compared to the other DAWs in term of workflow.Д«ut are you sure that youвЂ™re using to its max potential? Without a great melody, your song wonвЂ™t feel alive and cannot connect with the audience. They say melody is one of the most important elements in a song.