The keyboard shortcut to open FL Studio’s step Sequencer is F6.Īs you can see where I’ve put the arrow, I’ve set my arrangement so my drums and shakers are playing at different times, allowing for full flexibility in my arrangement! We’ll start with the steps inside the Sequencer. Inside the sequencer, there’s a couple routes you can take to copy and paste notes from sound to sound, or pattern to pattern. If you’re one to never use the cut shortcut, you’ll be happy to know, it’s super useful in FL Studio! – I’ll show you some tricks to speed up your workflow! Copying Patterns and Notes in FL Studio’s Sequencer You’ll be happy to hear that copying and pasting in FL Studio is the same as Windows shortcuts!Ĭopy CTRL + C, Cut CTRL + X, and Paste CTRL + V are all their respective shortcuts.

I’ll break down copying and pasting for each section in Fruity Loops: We’ll also talk a little bit about some FL Studio keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys to make the process a lot easier when it comes to working with the Sequencer, Piano Roll, native and third-party VSTs, automation clips, and I’ll quickly touch on copying presets and effects between mixer tracks in FL Studio 20. In this article we’re going to discuss copying and pasting notes in FL Studio.