Various tools for snapping notes to a grid.List editing - showing notes in a “list” format where each row is named, instead of a keyboard format.Background Waveform - adding a waveform behind a MIDI piano roll display.Grouping - the ability to select many notes with a single click, consistently.Markers - a way to easily mark sections.Quantization of various parameters beyond just note start.Note property editing - A method of directly entering values for MIDI notes.To help clarify further, here’s a list of what I’d consider more advanced editing techniques in FLStudio: I consider “Advanced Editing” to be things that extend beyond adding/removing notes.
There’s still another post to go in this mini-series though, so don’t think this is everything just yet. These are things like dealing with scale colouring, advanced selection, configuration, slides, grid/snapping and more. This post will deal with what I consider “Advanced” functionality. Things like simply adding and removing notes. Last time on this episode of “30 days with FLStudio 20” I covered the basic functionality of the Piano Roll.
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