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FL STUDIO NEW PATTERN SHORTCUT | How to Create a Pattern in FL Studio (Pattern Tutorial FL Studio)

If you don’t know how to create a new pattern in FL Studio, here’s a very quick tutorial for you.

Patterns in FL Studio give you a fresh working sheets. This allows you to make many unique melodies or rhythms on the Channel Rack without having to alter any other. Later, you can drop each pattern onto the Playlist to build your entire track.

How to access a new pattern in FL Studio

The easiest way to access patterns, is to left-click on the “Pattern selector” (a bar at the top in FL Studio), hold, and drag up to the next number. This new number represents your new pattern.

That’s it. But what if you need to add an extra patterns in between two existing ones? Continue reading…

How to create a new pattern in FL Studio

FL Studio also allows you to insert patterns at any position. All you need to do is right-click on the “Pattern selector,” and select “Insert one”. This adds a new pattern on the position of the current one. All the Patterns above it will move up a spot.

This way, you can also remove patterns by right-clicking on the “Pattern selector,” and select “Delete”, which cuts out the pattern from the list.

This is really all there is to it.

How to copy patterns in FL Studio

Other than that, if you want to know How to Copy Patterns in FL Studio, just click this link for a quick tutorial. It lets you reuse beats or melodies instantly, so you don’t have to rebuild them from scratch.

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2 thoughts on “FL STUDIO NEW PATTERN SHORTCUT | How to Create a Pattern in FL Studio (Pattern Tutorial FL Studio)”

  1. very impressive explanation from you my friend, the explanation is like a tool that can break up anything into a new thing. However, there are things that I need to know to is…. how to insert or add some sounds like reverb, compressor and others more to change the original sounds or to manipulate the original sounds into an unique sounds.

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    • Hey Adrian,
      Thanks! These are good questions and when you’re new to FL Studio, it can be overwhelming to figure everything out. That’s why I’ve written the FL Studio Beginner’s Guide. It’s the best place to start when you’re just starting out. So, make sure to check it out. As we speak, I’m currently also working on a new FL Studio book for beginners. It will probably be out soon.
      Of course, I’m not gonna leave you hanging. If you want to add effects, make sure to route your instrument to the Mixer first. Then, open the Mixer (“View” > “Mixer”) and select the corresponding Mixer track. On that track, click on one of the available slots and select any effect from the list. That will do the trick.

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