How to use FL Studio How to completely reset automation
I'm yosi, the caretaker.
I thought I'd write it all together in the automation system, but since the searchability will be reduced, I will write it as an individual article.
First is the reset method.
Have you ever had a problem with the parameters moving without permission even though you deleted the automation clip?
I think FL Studio's automation is quite different from other DAWs.
The reason is that you can create multiple automation clips for one parameter.I will arrive.
This is both a merit and a demerit.
(I personally think that there are more benefits)
This article will be sent with the following contents.
-Update the initial value
Permanently remove automation clips
Even if you delete the automation clip normally, the setting remains in the back.
The following cases will be affected.
If you change the default value after setting the automation clip, it will return to the default value every time you play.
It's hard to understand in words, so I prepared a video.
Then, I will introduce the solution immediately.
How to permanently delete an automation clip
The method is very simple.
Open "Current project"-> "Initialized controls" from your browser.
Right-click on the target event in this and click "Delete event"
I also prepared a video.
Update the initial value
I will introduce another method to update the initial value.
This problem occurs because the initial value is written even if the automation clip is deleted.
If you overwrite the initial value there, you can solve it.
Change the parameter to the value you want to change, right-click and click "In it song with this position".
I prepared a video.
Note that the initial value is overwritten, so even if you change it to another value, it will return to the initial value.
If it is troublesome to overwrite the initial value every time you change it, the method introduced in the first method is good.
How to use FL Studio Summary of how to completely reset automation
It's easy if you understand how it works, but if you stumble, you can't get out of it.
I will write a few more articles about automation.
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