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You can also increment or decrement the LCD value one step at a time: place your mouse pointer at the top edge of the LCD (to increment) or bottom edge (to decrement) the control - the pointer will change to show the increment or decrement cursor respectively ( ). The value of the LCD control is normally set by dragging on the screen with your left mouse button up and down (just like a wheel). Knob or control you want to automate and move a knob on your physical controller or select a link option from the menu.

Automation - Most knobs and sliders can be linked to external controllers OR internal controllers.

Standard right-mouse click and selecting 'reset' from the menu.

Reset any knob or slider to the default value by clicking on the middle mouse button as opposed to the

Quick Reset - Holding ALT and Left-clicking a control resets it to its default value OR if you have a three button mouse (the scroll-wheel is often a button, press it and see if it clicks.'clicks', not cracks!), you can quickly.

If you want toĪvoid that behavior, hold down the SHIFT key while using a control.

Snapping - Some controls (knobs and sliders) may pause at default and other useful places while you tweak them.

Fine Adjustments - To fine-tune the value of a control, hold the CTRL key while dragging OR hold down both mouse buttons and drag on the control.

To change the value of a knob or slider Left-click the image and drag up/down (left/right

Common Features - All knobs (wheels) and sliders in FL Studio behave similarly.

There is no better way to discover features in FL Studio. There is an optional, larger, floating Hint panel revealed by the View > Toolbars > Hint bar setting. In the screen shot above 'Mix level' shows the object the mouse pointer is currently over, and the icons to the right whatĪctions are possible. The Hint Panel shows help & tips for items as you move the mouse cursor over them. Override this behavior by holding the Alt key while dragging.

NOTE: Windows will snap together when they are dragged close to each other. Hold the mouse pointer over everything and look at the Hint Bar while you do. This section contains notes about the interface controls of FL Studio. A video tutorials are also available on the Image-Line YouTube page. This section covers the main control interfaces in FL Studio.