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Flip (At+Y) – it can flip and mirror the note pattern to gain inspiration.

– it removes, adds and shifts notes so a new and more complex pattern is They are played together and thus it sounds like a long drum bit. – this is a drum rudiment which allows a lighter hit to come before the main Also, the start time is shared in a chord to create a strumming effect.

Strum (Alt+S) – this staggers the start times and velocities of notes.

it can change the arpeggio range, gating and time multiplier.

Arpeggiate (Alt+A) – This works as Riff Machine.

You need to touch the notes together to get this You can choose a templateįrom the chopping.fsc directory and change the multiplier for the convenientĬan fuse the adjacent notes.

– it will cut off the notes based on current grid snap interval settings. Will add groove to the piano roll patterns. Quantize (Alt+Q)- it adds details to quantization options.

Times take all the notes and shift them to the beginning of grid snap Quick Quantize Start Times ( Shift+Q) – this one start.Quick Quantize (Ctrl+Q) – This makes the note lengths same and fits them into grid.It randomizes the note length and changes the amount of space between notes. Articulator (Alt+L) – This works the same as art tab of the Riff machine.Quick legato will extend or chop the selected notes altogether. There are more tools here which can be used by shortcuts: You can choose these options from drop-down keys or transpose the pattern up or down. Now you can play notes with perfect scale and specified key. The final riff machine can add steps and scale restriction. fsc file so you can groove and swing to the mood and pattern. The variation knob will add random variation and random deviation There is a bipolar button allows you to toggle the levels above and below the default. There is the seed arrow which will change the algorithm and the levels knob will change the average amount of level deviation. This way the pattern sounds less mechanic. This also applies a randomizing algorithm. Use the randomizer tool (alt+R) which puts velocity, panning and pitch to other note properties. You can experiment with the buttons and listen to the sound to feel which one suit you better. In this step, you can flip the pattern by horizontally or vertically. You can change its range, note length, time multiplier Now you can choose from your own chord progression in this step.Īrpeggiation.fsc file from Riff machine folder. It will make a pattern sound a bit more interesting. fsc file from the Riff machine step 2 folder which adds some more notes to the progression to form chords. This you can do by clicking on the chord tab at the top, and that is how you will get to the next step. Also, the entire length of progression can be changed by using the length ticker. Now you can use the time multiplier knob to change the length of notes after the preset is activated.

Now you can toggle between preset.fsc file progression and your own progression, by clicking work on existing score button. Or else you can create your own note progression. fsc file from the FL studio presets as this will be present in the Riff Machine step 1 folder. Also if you want you canīypass each step and toggle the aqua green box button to the next step name. You can customize the settings of each further step. It is arranged into eightĭifferent steps and from here you can choose the. Your own melodies and riffs in the piano roll. Tools:īutton is also a part of piano roll options. Long patterns this option becomes useful. Selected notes together so they behave like one note and you can move around orĪnd out and also a few more zoom option preset settings are there.

Under view, you will find the aesthetic settings like changing grid colours, grid time demarcations, note appearances and keyboard appearances and so on.

Under file, you can get a score or save score preset files which are called generally.