FL recording

[Incronaut]

I know it's possible to play notes on your keyboard (like, computer keyboard), but is it possible to actually record what you're playing so that I don't have to go through every note trying to figure out what's what

[Dezmoody]

Yessss you can you need to hit the record button next to play then hit play and then you can start playing on your keyboard keep in mind that you need to open up the piano roll you wish to use! ^..^

[Zephyr]

You don't need to have the piano roll open, just select the instrument you want to use, hit record, press play and start playing, then hit stop. Voila!

And for future reference, if you're planning on recording something, the record button is a good place to look, or if you aren't sure, just look up recording in the manual...

[TheHands]

Make sure it's plugged in somehow, or miced. Also gotta make sure your soundcard recognizes your mic, otherwise it'll come up with this ugly feedback that causes crashes from CPU taxing.

[suzumebachi]

Make sure it's plugged in somehow, or miced. Also gotta make sure your soundcard recognizes your mic, otherwise it'll come up with this ugly feedback that causes crashes from CPU taxing.

What the bloody hell are you talking about? Please actually read posts before you respond to them.

[LooPKiD]

What the bloody hell are you talking about? Please actually read posts before you respond to them.

LoL ><' He's kinda right. The recording function errr'body is talkin' about is "Automation & Score". I guess he didn't knew lol..

[TheHands]

What the bloody hell are you talking about? Please actually read posts before you respond to them.

Read posts, responded. It might be different between trying to record an instrument that doesn't plug into a computer, but for some reason whenever I try I get horrible looping feedback and it doesn't pick up my mic under any setting I have.

Then again, we can't all know what we're doing it seems.