Sytrus, on the other hand, has somewhere around 600 individual parameters that can be linked to something, and even that’s sort of skimping (the filter type isn’t linkable to a controller…). Most notably, my midi keyboard only has 9 faders and 8 knobs, and my PadKontrol only has 2 knobs. This can be useful for tweaking parameters like in filters or whatever, but it has its limits. No matter what you do or select, that knob will control whatever in FL until you tell it not to. Usually, when you link a knob on your midi controller to something in FL, the link is absolute. Maybe that doesn’t sound very exciting, so I’ll explain what it does. That’s sort of fun, but there’s an even better, way more awesome thing this can do Override Generic Links. After pressing it, teaking controls in FL Studio and then pressing it again, you can easily link those controls to knobs or whatever on your midi controller. The multilink controllers button looks like a joystick. Multilinking controllers was a new feature in FL 7 or 8, I don’t really remember, but it’s pretty much just an easy way to link a bunch of knobs on a mid controller to things inside FL Studio.

Midi controller fl studio