Add your native FL Studio synth (eg: MiniHost) 4. Add Melody Sauce (right-click Add plugin) 3. Native FL Studio synths (MiniHost etc): 1. You are now ready to start generating melodies! Note: A fast, long melody would be 8 bars long and a long, slow melody would be 16 bars long. in this example set the Input port to port “1”): Make sure your project is playing and we recommend looping playback for at least 8 bars so you can hear the whole melody. Output port number 1 On a second channel loaded with one of your favourite software instruments, set the MIDI “Input port” to the same port as you selected above (e.g. Once authorised, open Melody Sauce 2’s interface panel and click on the Detailed Settings icon: Set the MIDI Output port to a specific port e.g. If you don't want to use Melody Sauce's internal sounds you can send Melody Sauce's midi to another software instrument.įirstly select 'MIDI OUT' mode.

Once authorised, the Melody Sauce 2 interface should appear and the plugin is ready for use! If you are unable to find or load Melody Sauce 2 in Fl Studio, please see our guide here:

See Authorisation Guide for more details. Enter your license/serial key to authorise Melody Sauce 2 (this requires an internet connection). Note: be sure to use the VST version, and not the AU/Audio Unit: Search for Melody Sauce 2 and double-click on the VST plugin. Insert Melody Sauce 2 VST onto a new channel by clicking on 'ADD' and 'More plugins'. In FL Studio you simply load Melody Sauce 2 as a VST3 (or VST2) plugin onto its own MIDI channel.

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