Select all Clips according to the currently selected Clip source Slice clip/pattern & delete smallest part (click above/below clip/pattern & drag vertical) Slice clip/pattern (click above/below clip/pattern & drag vertical)

Left-Shift+Left-click (when resizing clips) Move the playback marker to the start of the Playlist Zoom on selection / Drag to make zoom selection (zoom on release) Select time before/after selection equal to the selection length Toggle Global Snap (none, current setting)ĭuplicate selection (or all Clips in zoom range if nothing is selected) to the rightĬonsolidate selected Pattern/Audio Clips to audio, starting from the first selected ClipĬonsolidate selected Pattern/Audio Clips to audio, starting from the start of the PlaylistĪdd space at the start of the timeline selection of equal length to the selectionĭelete space according to the timeline selection Grouped Tracks Mute switches - Mute/Unmute allĮngage snap free 'Slice Mode', release Alt after clicking on the Clip to use snapping Jump to Next/Previous song marker (if present) Move selected mixer track/s Left/Right (mouse-over track)Īlt Solo - Activate Current track and all tracks Routed TO/FROM Itīypass snap (very useful when combined with other modifiers) Link selected Channels STARTING From selected mixer track Link selected Channels to selected mixer track Select the Channels Linked to the selected mixer track Switch On/Off recording (This also works during playback) To use these shortcuts on a Mac, substitute keys as follows: The following tables assume you are using a Windows keyboard. NOTE: Typing keyboard to Piano keyboard ( Ctrl+T) - Single key shortcuts will only work when ' Typing keyboard to piano' ( Ctrl+T) is OFF.

Please examine the menus/context menus in FL Studio for more shortcuts. Also check the miscellaneous category at the bottom, which lists commands that work in multiple windows.

This page lists some of the keyboard shortcuts to useful commands in FL Studio.

Mac book code for page down shortcut