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Click on the plug-in’s Settings button, in FL Studio. Drag a midi pattern into Nora’s Editor, or program one yourself.

Open a copy of Nora Arpeggio VST Plug-in. Are you satisfied with the chords? Then open the Arpeggiator Tool by pressing ALT + A. Program a chord progression or play it in with a midi keyboard Make arpeggios in FL Studio with the Arpeggiator Tool

You can create arpeggios in FL Studio in a variety of ways.

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Even when I attempted to make long songs, my chords would clash with the melody and the song would not get finished.įinally, through: pain trial and error and luck I discovered an easier way to understand chord progressions. I thought I knew what I was doing but was completely off. I finally realized I didn't have the right approach to achieving lush piano parts I once heard in Jazz songs. I remember picking random chords like Maj7add13 and throwing those randomly into my piano parts. Then madly inserting them into the piano roll hoping you'd reach a sound of Bach status. Imagine right clicking the pencil tool in FL Studio and selecting random chords and scales.