This script doesn't interfere with the operation of the Komplete Kontrol Plugin. The Komplete Kontrol App and/or Plugin does not have to be running for this script to function. Uses the NI Host Integration protocol instead of the limited MIDI Mode NI provides, so the controller acts like as if it was connected to Ableton or Logic Pro X. Providing support for the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol M32 and the A-Series. If you want to adjust a single note in the Piano Roll, then that’s totally cool, and that gives you the ultimate flexibility of fine-tuning your sound’s loop perfectly.FL NI KK v6.0.7 for FL Studio 20.8.2 and higher Written by Duwayne 'Sound' Wright I think it’s the best way to stay organized, knowing everything is being controlled from your mixer. Noticed how the Graphed Editor and Piano Roll single note’s velocity are linked! ( Red Circle 1 – Yes, it adjusts the exact same thing in the piano roll!)īut at the end of the day, I personally prefer to send all my audio to the mixer, and adjust all my volume, panning, automations, and any of that stuff there. These areas allow you to adjust an individual note! (Images below and labelled.) The Graph Editor is on the left. If the sound played multiple times, well then you’d want to approach that by going into your Piano Roll or the Graph Editor areas. why?īecause the sound only played once inside the loop! If you watch the video, I said “I’ll turn down this first drum at the Channel Rack.” because. I only use the Channel Rack for a “quick and dirty” decision. And that’s it! So How Do I Personally Approach Using Volume In FL Studio? Your audio will then go through all your effects, and end up at the bottom of Slot 10, which is just your last effect for your insert, where Red Circle 3 is.Īnd Red Circle 4 is simply just turning down your audio AFTER all of your effects. just how does FL Studio’s audio flow work from the mixer to what you hear on out of your speakers? This is not something I do often, but as you’ll see in the video, the original question stemmed some of those tests I did to see. This is important to understand, because if you feel like you’re ever sending TOO MUCH audio into your mixer insert, this is a really cool way of just turning down the volume going INTO the insert. Your audio begins it’s journey at Slot 1, which is Red Circle 2. If you turn this down, it actually reduces that volume going into Red Circle 2. This is your Channel Rack’s volume for that INDIVIDUAL sound. These red circles are numbered from 1 to 4, and go in that order. Let me just clarify things further, just so we’re on the same page.
This turns down your audio AFTER your audio has gone through ALL your effects. This is your audio AFTER all of your effects.Ĥ.
If you turn down #1’s volume, you are sending less GAIN into Slot 1, which is Red Circle 2.ģ. This is where it seems your audio starts in FL Studio.Ģ.
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