Hey guys,
I'm suddenly having an issue with recording Midi from my Akai MPK Mini, everything used to work perfectly, but now, when I play notes on the keys while RECORDING, the notes are timed completely incorrectly on the piano roll. The issue seems to be timing, if I record a note BEFORE the 1/2 bar mark (half a measure) the notes will be automatically laid out at the start of the Bar or measure. Then, any notes that are recorded BETWEEN the 1st 1/2 bar mark and the end of the first Bar, the notes are automatically laid out at the exact start of the 2nd Bar.
In essence, when I play notes on the Midi controller, they sound correct and I can play whatever sequence I desire with no timing issues. However, when I press RECORD, the notes are laid out on the Piano Roll at the beginning of each bar or measure. It is as if Fl studio is rounding my notes up or down depending on if the note is played on the Midi controller before or after the halfway point on each measure.
I have attached an image to show you exactly how the piano roll looks when I play a simple 4 beat melody. The first two notes will automatically be recorded on the piano roll at the beginning of the first measure, and the last two notes will be recorded on the piano roll at the beginning of the 2nd bar/measure.
Any assistance would be appreciated! I am sure this is a simple fix in the settings or options! I have tried all Snap settings but this doesn't do anything.
- If nothing at all comes out trying to play anything (WAVs, step sequencer using WAV samples, piano roll using Soundfonts, etc.), check your ASIO settings! If you have a front output headphone jack and are using headphones, or are using that jack t.
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- Even when not recording, FL Studio remembers all of the incoming MIDI notes from the last five minutes or so. To get that great riff back, go into an empty pattern and select “Dump Score Log To Selected Channel” from the Tools menu. Those MIDI notes will magically appear!
- If nothing at all comes out trying to play anything (WAVs, step sequencer using WAV samples, piano roll using Soundfonts, etc.), check your ASIO settings! If you have a front output headphone jack and are using headphones, or are using that jack t.
- CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE 7 DAY BEATMKAING CHALLENGE: In this video, I asked you guys common problems you have in FL.
- Even when not recording, FL Studio remembers all of the incoming MIDI notes from the last five minutes or so. To get that great riff back, go into an empty pattern and select “Dump Score Log To Selected Channel” from the Tools menu. Those MIDI notes will magically appear!
You can do everything with the studio hardware. No need to use keyboard and mouse for this. With 'events' button select the events you want to move. Hold 'nudge' and with scrollwheel you can move notes in half steps of your step grid setting. Snap to grid - Set the horizontal snapping from 'none' to '1/8 beat' (32nd notes). Hold (Alt) to temporarily override snap. Send to Playlist as audio clip - Sends the audio to the Playlist as an Audio Clip with markers set for the note boundaries. Send to piano roll - Sends the detected notes to.
