There are several ways to create an Automation Clip: Slide - Preserves the relative distance between a dragged control point and all control points following it.Note that each new segment created this way uses the last tension set while adding a segment. Hold SHIFT while dragging to draw 'pulse' lines (straight vertical/horizontal lines only). Left-click and drag in the clip to create a 'free hand' curve where a new control point is defined for every step in the timeline (steps depend on the current snap settings). Step - Sets the Automation Clip curve editor in 'step editing' mode.Right-Click tab - Show Automation Clip menu.Selecting CTRL+click will focus all clips so they can be moved together. This is particularly useful when clips are stacked, the focused clip will be brought to the top for selection and editing. The clip focus selector (shown below) is used to focus various clip types. See the Automation Clip Menu section for more on-Clip options. NOTE: Once an Automation Clip is created it will appear as an 'Internal controller' link option in the 'Link to controller' Right-Click dialog on automatable controls. Automation Clip data can be displayed in the Playlist window as a line-graph, as shown below.

Unlike event data they are not bound to a specific pattern and exist as a special type of Generator, loaded into a Channel. They are closely related to Event automation and are a type of internal controller.

Automation Clips move (automate) linked controls on the FL Studio interface or plugins.

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