In the image above, you can see the keyboard options that allow you to change the MIDI channel input and even highlight specific scales for you by coloring the notes outside of the scale red. You’ll have the ability to add or delete tabs/pages, create new controls and edit. Drag your finger from the top right of the screen to the left and you’ll open the editor. A great feature with IL Remote is the ability to edit the size of any of these options including the keys. In the next tab, PIANO, you have control over the keys while keeping the main transport controls to play and record your tracks. Pretty much everything you’d expect from a dedicated FL Studio MIDI controller. You can do everything from record to switching between your main windows to switching between patterns. This gives you the controls to your transport and main toolbar in FL Studio. When you open the app, you’ll be greeted with the MAIN tab screen shown above. In the image above, I have both my iPhone and iPad enabled. Simply highlight your device and click Enable. Any device you have connected with IL Remote will appear in your list of MIDI Inputs. If not, you’ll want to disable FL Studio from any firewall you have on your computer. You’ll then see the Wi-Fi icon in the app change color from orange to green. Now when you open the app on your mobile device, select “Tap To Connect” on the left side of the screen.
Inside FL Studio, go to Options, MIDI tab and on the bottom right of the screen you’ll see the option to “Enable Image-Line Remote.” Make sure your computer and device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. To get started, download the app from your app store onto your IOS or Android phone or tablet.
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