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Can FL Studio be used with Dual Monitors?
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| Dj Pyster |
I'm use FL Studio alot, and I heard that dual monitors are better to produce with, but when I hear of dual monitors, the only sequencer I hear of with that is Cubase, with the mixer on one side and the sequencer on the other.
So I'm wondering if you can do the same feature with FlStudio. |
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| Alexan |
| it can also be done with logic. You can use FL Studio with dual monitors but from what I hear people have problems with it. Most pro. studios using FL tend to go for the huge 25inch flatscreen monitors. |
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| RiCo |
| When I used FL, I never needed dual monitors. But when bought Cubase and got the hang of it, it was such a pain stopping what I was doing to go and open the mixer window or any other windows. So I connected my 27" TV to the S-Video output of my video card and problem solved. It really makes a difference having the window opened in the other screen. :) |
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| CJConstable |
| I sometimes use FL stretched across 2 screens, but the problem is when you try and maximize the playlist after opening another window (e.g, the edit events window), half of it goes off the other end of the screen, and to get it back to normal you have to restart the program. |
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| Luke Terry |
u can press f12 (i think) to auto-arrange the windows if they go off screen
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| Alexan |
| quote: | Originally posted by Luke Terry
u can press f12 (i think) to auto-arrange the windows if they go off screen
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yeah I think it's f12 |
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