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Zooming in FL Studio is a simple but powerful function that can greatly improve your workflow, especially when working with automation clips, audio samples, or detailed MIDI arrangements. Here are 3 effective ways to do it:
Method 1: Scroll Wheel
- Horizontal Zoom: Hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) + Mouse Wheel
- Vertical Zoom: Hold Alt + Mouse Wheel
Method 2: Magnifying Glass (Best for Precision)
- Hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) + Right-Click—your cursor will change into a magnifying glass.
- Drag to highlight the area you need to zoom into, then release.
- Repeat if necessary to zoom in further.
- To zoom back out, hold Ctrl (Cmd) + Right-Click again.
Method 3: Magnifying Glass (Alternate)
- Press Z to switch to the magnifying glass.
- Drag to highlight the area you need to zoom into, then release.
- Repeat if necessary to zoom in further.
- To zoom back out, hold Ctrl (Cmd) + Right-Click again.
Method 2 is a bit quicker if you don’t want to have to press the Z button, but any of these methods will help you make ultra-precise adjustments and should boost your workflow.
Using both of these methods together will help you make ultra-precise adjustments with ease. Happy producing!
Well, that’s about it for today my friend! I hope you’ve enjoyed this quick tutorial on How To Zoom in FL Studio, and came away with some valuable insight.
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