That all notes of the original score should remain at their original pitch.
For Chopper scores all notes should be placed on C5, this instructs the Chop tool
Colors - The first 4 colors in the selector are used in chopper/arp scores.ġ (Green) - The boundary of green notes defines the chopping pattern while the position relative to C5 the transposition. \Data\Patches\Scores\Arpeggiator or if you select the Piano roll menu > File > Open score, this should open in the Scores folder. Templates can be found in the FL Studio installationįolder under. Guide for making Chop / Arpeggiator patternsĬhopper and Arpeggiator patterns are regular Piano roll scores, but are interpreted in a special way to fit the purposes of the Chopper and Arpeggiator tools. Note, these changes can be subsequently undone using the Current project History or Ctrl+Z. Accept - Accept changes and close the tool. Reset - Reset the tool to the default state. Group notes - Groups chopped notes (that is horizontal grouping of the original notes chopped pieces). Off: Each note is sliced relative to its own start time (see the example image below). Absolute Pattern switch - On: slicing is based on the Piano roll grid. Levels knobs - With these controls you can mix the original note properties (turn left) with those used in the chop pattern (turn right). The chopper uses the original pattern speed by default. Time Multiplier knob - With this setting you can speed up (turn left) or slow down (turn right) the pattern tempo. 
This section lets you set the options that will be used for slicing. See below for some guides about making such patterns. The Piano roll shows real-time preview of the results. Click the Browse button to select a groove template.
The Piano roll Chopper uses standard FL Studio Score files (*.fsc) as slice patterns. The Piano roll Chopper is an advanced note slicing tool that can use standard score files as slicing templates.
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