My scale highlighter tab
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In my scale highlighter I can’t seem to find the key section if and when I select a scale, how can I get it to come back
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StaffHey Kevin, thanks for joining the membership!
The FL Studio scale highlighting can be found under View -> Helpers -> Scale Highlighting.. Helpers used to be its own menu in FL Studio, but now it is under the View option.
(Note, you can RIGHT-CLICK an option to keep menu windows open to save time when testing things out!!!!)
I believe you have to select a scale first (use right-click), then you can select your key.
Within the piano roll, you'll be able to see the highlighted areas sharing what notes are within that scale..
Maybe I'm not understanding your question very well.. but that should be all that is required for how to use the scale highlighting in FL Studio!
Oh yeah.. there's now a free piano chords & scales tool here on the website, which lights up the notes you're allowed to play in any key & scale - handy to have open beside FL Studio while Scale Highlighting is on! 🙂
StaffHey man, no problem. Thanks for picking up my FL Studio Template!
Inside your Settings (F10), click Audio, and near the bottom under "Mixer", you will see "Preview mixer track"..
Make sure it does not have a number, otherwise your audio is routed directly to that mixer insert, and is why you're hearing reverb (as I have Insert 1 as a Reverb on that premium template! 🙂)
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