I basically fought with it for a few weeks before finally admitting to myself that FL is still a toy as soon as you want to bring in any outboard stuff.ĭownload Reaper. It involves a lot of right clicking things in specific order. There *is* a way to work around it, and do what you want, but you cant save it, and as soon as you click off of things it is lost. I bought FL studio a year or so ago figuring that since they have had 8 years or whatever to develop it since last I checked, they would have solved most of its stupid problems. Run FL as a vst inside of it if you dont want to lose the step sequencer functionality FL is so good at. It's less expensive, does far more, and it like 9 megs total. The short answer is that you can't, and that is why fruity loops is garbage as soon as you start trying to incorperate out of the box stuff.

According to the tutorial link I posted it can be done without fiddling around with multilink setting.Įdit: I think I got it, just read through the help page again.

I already read through the multilinking stuff on the help pages and got lost/stuck didn't have success. Maybe you could take a look at that to get a better understanding of what I'm trying to do. Quick Tip: Using Multiple MIDI Controllers in FL Studio 9 I even tried to follow this tutorial, which outlines my scenario identically, without success: What I want is to play live, my softsynth via my USB MIDI keyboard and my softdrums (FPC) via my Maschine. I guess it is a feature, but its a feature I want disabled. You may have 3 controllers it should not matter behind which one you're sitting when you just want to record, because unless someone else is in the studio you have to roll your desk chair back to the computer, set things up, and roll back again to the controller you're using. The fact that it does can be considered a feature.

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