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Page ◀︎ ▶︎ left and right buttons – enable you to move through steps in a sequence.
Clone Loop – duplicates the pattern length along with any MIDI data.
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Channel Rack ▲▼ up and down buttons – moves the FLpad's pads through the channel rack.
Octave -/+ buttons – Hold Shift and press the Channel Rack buttons to move the pad's octave up and down in Note mode.
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Sequencer 4x / 2x / 1x button – changes the pads to show the sequence for four, two, or one channel on the pads. The fewer channels visible on the pads, the more sequence steps you can see.
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Note button – sets the FLpad's pads to Note view.
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Custom Modes button – press the Custom Modes button to cycle through the FLpad's four custom modes.
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Shift button – hold to access secondary functions of buttons on the FLpad.FLpad‘s shift functions are shown in grey text on the buttons or on the front panel. When you’re in a shift view, the selected button pulses white.
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Performance view buttons:
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Patterns button – see all your patterns at a glance and switch between them using FLpad's grid.
Pattern Length – see and set the length of the sequence in the current pattern.
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Channel Rack button – change channel rack instrument and quickly edit their sequences.
CR Mutes – quickly mute and unmute channel rack instruments.
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Channel Mixer button – edit the volume of your channel rack insturments.
CR Pan – edit the pan of your channel rack instruments.
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Graph Edit button – edit the graph edit parameters per step of your sequence.
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Transport and workflow buttons:
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Clear button – remove steps, patterns, and sequences with single button combo.
Tempo – adjust FL Studio's tempo, in BPM, and swing value.
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Undo button – triggers your DAW's undo function.
Redo – Hold Shift and press undo to trigger the redo function.
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Play button – trigger FL Studio's playback.
Quantise – trigger FL Studio's quantise function and snap notes to the grid.
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Record button – arm FL Studio's recording to play notes in live.
Score Log – recall unrecorded MIDI notes so you never lose an idea.
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USB Port – a type-C USB port. Sends and receives data, and powers your FLpad.
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- Kensington Lock, use a lock to secure your FLpad and deter theft.