You can zoom in on the Playlist or zoom out, and during this process, you can choose the length of your bars, phrases, your entire song, as well as your loop.
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How to Make Your Loop Longer in FL Studio MobileĪs I said, one great feature of FL Studio Mobile is the flexibility and versatility of the Playlist, which is the equivalent to the Workspace in GarageBand iOS. As a matter of fact, I really appreciate that feature of FL Studio Mobile and consider it as a leg up on GarageBand iOS. It’s also harder to find the beginning of the loop after having pressed on the ”Edit” button to access the Piano Roll.Īnother difference I’d like to point out is how you can zoom in and out on the FL Studio Mobile playlist, either to make it wider or longer. One of the main differences between FL Studio Mobile and GarageBand iOS in this regard is that the former doesn’t automatically snap to the grid you have to set it up that way. Ultimately, looping in FL Studio Mobile is a lot like creating a loop in GarageBand iOS, it just takes a minute to figure out the minute differences. This will extend the length of your loop, but I don’t really consider this as a fast loop, it’s just copying and pasting the notes to make it longer. Long-press on the playlist where you want to paste the notes and a little circular shape will pop up with the word ”Paste” on it. To do this, copy all of the notes by selecting all of them with the long-press rectangular box, as I showed you before. When you start pulling the ball over, it’ll begin looping.Īnother thing that’s worth mentioning is that you could also copy and paste the notes again to increase the length of the bar. Right now, there are 3 deals that stick out to me and the’re for Amazon Prime Day Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
For more information on this, let’s head to the section down below…īy the way, I’m always on the lookout for deals in the music industry (there’s usually something if you know where to look). If there is any dead space at the beginning of the loop, of course, you’ll see that the dead space repeats as well, which isn’t what we really want. It’s super important that you ensure the beginning of your loop has zero dead space, at least if you want your loop to repeat in a seamless fashion. Grab the grey dot on the right, then drag the clip until it’s as large or small as you want it to be, depending on how many times you would like for it to repeat.īut wait, there’s more to it. To loop in FL Studio Mobile, click on the MIDI/audio clip with your finger just once until the two grey dots appear on both sides. One of these examples is looping in FL Studio Mobile, which actually took me a second to figure out. However, at the end of the day, someone has to do it and I don’t mind if its me. This is especially pronounced if what you’re trying to do isn’t a big enough topic for a blog post or a YouTube video of its own. Sure, there are a lot of tutorials online that are helpful, but many of them miss the mark. It takes time and effort to figure out the new controls and the most efficient ways of doing things. Getting used to a new DAW, no matter how easy it is to use, is always a struggle.
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