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Thread How to assign keys on midi controler to diffrent samples in fl studio help!

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Scott_mcloughlin

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1 Posted on 02/06/2009 at 16:05:13
HELP!
I Am A Aspiring sound engineer, I have been making beats in Fl XXL 7 for about a year and never could figure out how to assign keys on my oyygen 8V2 midi controler to diffrent samples i choped in FL.
can someone please help me with this problem??????
I want to know how to assign sounds to keys on my midi controler
thanks :D:
Chaoschrist

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2 Posted on 03/01/2009 at 11:49:40
Well, easiest way to do this would be to use the FPC plugin that comes with FL.

FPC is some sort of emulation of the MPC samplers, hence you can trigger a sample by hitting a pad. When hooked to a midicontroller, it triggers certain pads. Might take some time to see, which key, triggers what pad. I recommend using a drumkit preset on that, and just doing a crossreference on what pad lights up.
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