Icon display - From time to time you will see various icons: On the right you will find different icons explaining what the hovered item is capable of:

Similarly 'hovering' your cursor over most peak meters will show the value at the pointer position. If you click on a control, the value will be displayed (Right-Click and copy any value from a control if desired). Position your cursor over any control and a short description will appear. To select it, use the View Menu > Toolbars > Hint bar option. There is an additional Extended Hint Panel, that displays the same information in a larger format. The hint bar will also display the value of a wheel or slider during adjustment.

Hint Bar (lower) - If you place your cursor over any control a short description of it will appear here.

Title Bar (Upper) - Shows the name of the project currently open in FL Studio.

FILE, EDIT, ADD, PATTERNS, VIEW, OPTIONS, TOOLS, HELP.

Click the menu image to access help for that item: The Menu bar provides access to the main menus of FL Studio.

Hide ( Ctrl+F11) - Hide all Panels and the Toolbar itself.

Toolbar Panels - Select to show/hide the panels as listed:.

NOTE: If panels are Locked they will not be movable, Right-Click on the panel dock OR use the Menu > View > Toolbars and de-select 'Lock' if this is the case.

Editing the Tool Bar - The panels and Icons can be reordered in any way, undocked and docked to the top or bottom of the screen by dragging the handle located in the left side of each panel.

To see how to edit the Toolbar click here.

Dragging content over the main window buttons (Playlist, Channel Rack, Piano roll) will bring these windows to the front if they are not already visible. NOTES: Click on the above image for help on that panel. Many of these commands are also available, contextually, in FL Studio menus and windows. FL Studio Toolbar, by default, is located at the top of the screen and provides quick access to many commands and options.

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