[FRUITY LOOPS 101 - PLEASE direct -ALL- FL questions here]

1) set the notes velocity to 30,

2) drop a slide ALSO ON C SO THERE IS NO PITCH DIFFERENCE <---IMPORTANT

3) Set the slide's velocity to 80.

-blank stare-

I. Er. Ebbeh.

....what?

I think I'll go with Chavous's approach - it seems simpler. I'm curious, though, is there a way to edit the volume events by inputting the values numerically, rather than eyeballing them with a mouse?

A new question - how do I apply an effect {for example, a chorus VST} into a note/pattern/channel?

TIA and thanks for the help with the volumes.

[Sample Request]

If someone could point me to a good, free soundfont or VSTi of a fanfare, I'd be grateful. Failing that, maybe a trumpet; a strong, powerful trumpet, the kind you'd hear at Roman chariot races in cheesy B-movies.

Thanks in advance,

Quinch

[FRUITY LOOPS 101 - PLEASE direct -ALL- FL questions here]

'ello, first time poster, aspiring remixer, checked most of the stickies, with a probably obvious, but seemingly help-uncovered question;

How do I fade my notes in and out? In this particular case, in a Soundfont channel {by the way, if you can't buy FL SF plugin, SFZ looks useable and apparently free}, I want to open up with a low, ommmminous hummmmm, but the instruments, when plucked, sounds like BOMMmmmmmm, as opposed to a wanted bbbbooooommMMMM... i.e. fade in from zero to its set volume and I don't see a knob to do that with.

Regards,

Quinch