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AUTOMATION & RECORDING Supported MIDI devicesAutomationGeneral MIDI controllers supportedFL Studio supports all generic MIDI controllers that use absolute value knobs and sliders. Supported devices include:
Custom MIDI controllers supportedFL Studio supports several types of custom MIDI controllers. Features supported include endless (relative) knobs, switch controls, support for jog and transport controls. To enable the advanced features of your custom MIDI controller, you need to select it in the Control Surface list in the MIDI settings window. If the device is not listed, it is not supported - this does not mean it won't work at all, just some of the special (non standard) controls may not function correctly. Currently the supported devices in this category include:
Other similar devices will probably function correctly, set the controller type to Generic if in doubt. USB & MIDI keyboardsFL Studio supports all MIDI keyboards, keyboard synthesizers with MIDI output and all other similar devices with General MIDI output. To play a synth in FL Studio using an external keyboard, select its channel in the Step Sequencer.Multimedia keyboards
If you have a multimedia keyboard you can use the Play/Pause button to Start/Pause FL Studio, the Stop button will stop FL Studio and return the song position marker to the beginning of the Play List. The FF/RW buttons will jump between Play List Time Markers if present. |
