How to FL-Studio Keylab 1 sur 5 file:///Z:/Tutoriaux/Hardware/KeyLab/How to FL-Studio and KeyLabs... How to assign the KeyLab Pads on FL-Studio (10/11) This article summarise the steps letting you mapping the pads of the KeyLabv 49 or 61 on FL-Studio 10 or FL-Studio 11. 1.Information about KeyLabs Pads All Keylabs pads are sending information on Channel 10 (by default) Here are the notes on which the pads are linked on: Pad 1 / Note : C1 Pad 2 / Note : C#1 Pad 3 / Note : D1 Pad 4 / Note : D#1 Pad 5 / Note : E1 Pad 6 / Note : E#1 Pad 7 / Note : F1 Pad 8 / Note : F#1 Pad 9 / Note : G1 Pad 10 / Note : G#1 Pad 11 / Note : A1 Pad 12 / Note : A#1 Pad 13 / Note : B1 Pad 14 / Note : B#1 Pad 15 / Note : C2 Pad 16 / Note : C#2 You can change these settings by using the Unified MIDI control Center 2. FL-Studio set the external instrument 1. Click on Option/MIDI settings or F10 2. Make sure the Input keyboard is KeyLab 49 3. Make sure the Enabled button is lit 4. Make sure all MIDI options are well enabled. 19/02/2014 17:54 How to FL-Studio Keylab 2 sur 5 file:///Z:/Tutoriaux/Hardware/KeyLab/How to FL-Studio and KeyLabs... 3. FL-Studio set the project 1.You can start a New project 2.Insert a "Layer" Track 19/02/2014 17:54 How to FL-Studio Keylab 3 sur 5 file:///Z:/Tutoriaux/Hardware/KeyLab/How to FL-Studio and KeyLabs... 3.Select all channels you want to put in your Layer (all instrument you want to assign on the Pads) Click on "Layer" track, then select the other ones, (Shift + click) on each green leds of each instruments 4.Inside the Layer track click "Set Children" The green led of the Layer track is supposed to light off 5.Now when you click/Select the "Layer" track, and press a pad/key, each instruments are playing at the same time. 19/02/2014 17:54 How to FL-Studio Keylab 4 sur 5 file:///Z:/Tutoriaux/Hardware/KeyLab/How to FL-Studio and KeyLabs... 4. FL-Studio set one key for each instruments 4.1 Setting the Kik 1. Click on the desired instrument in order to select it. (ex: Kik) 2. On the virtual keybed of the instrument, select the desired key (ex: C1) 3. Without moving the mouse, right click on the key, then, left click on the same key (in the key bar) 4. The Root note is now "C1" / zone "C1" to "C1" 4.2 Setting the Snare 1. Click on the desired instrument in order to select it. (ex: Snare) 2. On the virtual keybed of the instrument, select the desired key (ex: C#1) 3. Without moving the mouse, right click on the key,then, left click on the same key (in the key bar) 4. The Root note is now "C#1" / zone "C#1" to "C#1" 19/02/2014 17:54 How to FL-Studio Keylab 5 sur 5 file:///Z:/Tutoriaux/Hardware/KeyLab/How to FL-Studio and KeyLabs... 4.3 Setting the Hat 1. Click on the desired instrument in order to select it. (ex: Hat) 2. On the virtual keybed of the instrument, select the desired key (ex: D1) 3. Without moving the mouse, right click on the key,then, left click on the same key (in the key bar) 4. The Root note is now "D1" / zone "D1" to "D1" 4.4 Setting the Clap 1. Click on the desired instrument in order to select it. (ex: Clap) 2. On the virtual keybed of the instrument, select the desired key (ex: D#1) 3. Without moving the mouse, right click on the key,then, left click on the same key (in the key bar) 4. The Root note is now "D#1" / zone "D#1" to "D#1" Now select the "Layer" track and press : Pad 1 / Note : C1 = Kik Pad 2 / Note : C#1 = Snare Pad 3 / Note : D1 = Hat Pad 4 / Note : D#1 = Clap Perform these 5 steps on each of your 16 favorite instruments !! :) 19/02/2014 17:54 ��