Sounds somewhat convoluted but is quite easy to do in reality. Then I copy forward as I extend the pattern out. This works quite well as there really is no swing function when playlist programming (I do this almost exclusively with my drums and other samples, I find it saves on patterns in the sequencer and it avoids having to open the piano roll every time you want to edit something).įurthermore, I'm not to sure on the latest FL as I haven't updated, but I resample the "groove loop" into Edison, then slice the beat, then load into the slicer and copy the midi data out into the synth track I want, lowering the velocity and placing it out of the reach of the melody.
I sampled a top loop from an ATB song off the new album) and then place that on the grid and adjust my notes to line up with the groove. Something I recently started meddling with is taking a loop of some sort (i.e.
Someone below mentioned the quantize and randomize functions in the piano roll.
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