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How To Make Melodies EASY Using The Chord Progression Tool! | FL Studio 24 Melody Tutorial!

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Yo what’s good with y’all— in this video I’m diving into the Chord Progression Tool in FL Studio 24 and showing you how I use it to make melodies way easier. This tool is new in FL 24, so make sure you update. I walk you through where to find it (Tools → Chord Progression Tool), how the play modes work, and how the Generate knob gives you instant chord ideas. I also show you how to change the key/scale, add more bars, shift octaves, and even regenerate just one chord if you like the progression but one chord is throwing the vibe off. Then I get into the performance options—stuff like arpeggios, chops, and humanize. I explain when I’d use each one (like humanize being more for realistic piano vibes), and how everything updates live so you can hear what you’re doing while you tweak it. After I accept the chords, I do one of my quick “pro tip” moves: I chop up the chords manually near the end to add bounce and make it feel less robotic. The tool is fire for getting you started fast, but the real sauce is adding your own little methods after you generate the chords.

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