How to cancel out external voice in FL studio and allow my keyboard sound?

[Apulu_3]

So finally! I somehow connected my piano with FL studio! I can record whatever I play in piano. But there is a big problem. The external voice coming too. It is very annoying. And I can't hear whatever I recorded (piano) in the 'Piano roll'. How to disable external sounds and enable internal sounds? Please give the steps in an easy way in which I can understand.

[saffoler]

The simplest solution would be to not talk while you play the piano. However, since you are on a laptop it is probably the computer's microphone that is on. If you go to the menu bar on the far right should be a speaker icon 🔉. Right click on it and select sounds. Click on the recording tab. The right click on the listed devices and select disable if they aren't already set to disabled. It should look like this.:

[Apulu_3]

Well what about other sounds like breathing and other sounds from home. It us literally picking up the sound of my breathing. And for FL studio there is other way to do what I have asked rather than turning off the microphone because it won't work that way. I searched for it in YouTube but I couldn't understand properly so I asked.

[saffoler]

I have never used FL Studio so I wouldn't know how to do it through that program.

[HighlyVolatile]

When you right-click on the record button, you can choose what to record so as to exclude recording audio clips (what's coming in from your microphone):

Notes are notes recorded from MIDI input from your keyboard. Do you have a MIDI output for it? That's what allows the notes to be recorded into piano roll rather than audio.

[Apulu_3]

Yes I have enabled MIDI. The notes are getting recorded on the Piano roll but no sound of my piano is coming from it when I play it.

[HighlyVolatile]

Typically I think that's a desirable thing if you can hear the synthesized sound in FL Studio (maybe that's the problem). For that, I'm not sure about the exact steps to set it all up but a way to tell if it's right is like so:

[Apulu_3]

I see. Thanks a lot!

[HighlyVolatile]

There are some VSTs that require you to connect a MIDI out port to an input port on the synthesizer, but none of the built-in FL plugins are like that. So a way to start is maybe just to add a built-in plugin like FL Keys, then click on it to select it, and see if hitting keys on your piano makes a sound there. If not, I'd have a gander at Options->MIDI Settings/Audio Settings and experiment a bit and see if that makes a difference.

[Apulu_3]

Okay!

[n4meAL]

you use FL studio in phone or pc? &-'gfyv yeahhh

[Apulu_3]

In Laptop

[n4meAL]

are you using the free or paid version?

[n4meAL]

does your piano have some sort of audio for sounding out, I know some don't exist?

[Apulu_3]

My piano is totally fine. And I am using the free version.

[n4meAL]

I mean did you buy a piano with audio or not?

[n4meAL]

there is a special piano that has no audio, I plan to buy this sometime so this piano has no sound I'm really not lying, this piano can only sound if the cord is plugged into the PC so the sound will come out of the PC not from the piano, this piano is my plan for me use it to make music like EDM and Rap (this is indeed a special piano for FL STUDIO and other kinds of software

[n4meAL]

This piano is usually used by EDM musicians and other musicians who also use FL STUDIO or similar software to make music. This piano doesn't sound like a normal piano, it's more like a keyboard

[Apulu_3]

My piano is with Audio.

[n4meAL]

can you use FLstudio

[Apulu_3]

Not really. I don't know much about FL studio so I'm asking

[SignedAutographs]

No idea

[Apulu_3]

Ok...