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Use when the task is to create a 4-on-the-floor kick pattern in FL Studio Channel Rack (steps 1,5,9,13) with keyboard-first verification.

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name	fl-studio-drum-pattern
description	Use when the task is to create a 4-on-the-floor kick pattern in FL Studio Channel Rack (steps 1,5,9,13) with keyboard-first verification.
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FL Studio Drum Pattern

Program a basic house/techno kick pattern in FL Studio's Channel Rack.

Channel Rack Layout

The Channel Rack is a grid. Each row is one instrument:

Left side: channel number, LED (green = unmuted), channel name (e.g. "808 Kick").
Right side: 16 step buttons in a horizontal row. Each is a small rectangle.
- Step 1 = leftmost button. Step 16 = rightmost.
- Steps 1, 5, 9, 13 are evenly spaced at quarter intervals across the 16 buttons.
- Lit (bright) = active. Dark = inactive.
Channel rows are stacked vertically, about 20 px apart. The Kick is usually channel 1 (top row).

Procedure

Press F6 to open/focus Channel Rack.
Identify the row labeled "Kick" (or "808 Kick"). It is usually the first row.
- If unsure, hover the channel name (left side) and check Hint Bar.
- If still ambiguous, call extract_fl_state to identify kick-row index and active-step status.
- Once confirmed, proceed to clicking step buttons. Do not re-verify repeatedly.
Click the 4 step buttons in the Kick row: step 1, step 5, step 9, step 13.
- Once the Kick row is visible, click immediately. Do not run extra Hint Bar checks for step buttons.
- Click each button once. Do not verify between clicks.
- Step buttons show time elapsed in Hint Bar, not channel name. That is expected and not an error.
- Do not spam zoom on the step row. At most one zoom is allowed before the click sequence.
- After all 4 clicks, take one screenshot to verify all 4 are lit.
- Prefer extract_fl_state for final verification of active steps 1/5/9/13.
- If a click is wrong, press Cmd+Z and retry that step.
Press Space to start playback and verify the kick plays on every beat.
Press Space again to stop.

Keyboard Shortcuts

F6: Open/focus Channel Rack
Space: Play/Stop
Cmd+Z: Undo

Verification Checklist

Steps 1, 5, 9, 13 are lit in the Kick row.
Transport timer advances during playback.
Kick plays on every beat.

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FL Studio Drum Pattern

Program a basic house/techno kick pattern in FL Studio's Channel Rack.

Channel Rack Layout

The Channel Rack is a grid. Each row is one instrument:

Left side: channel number, LED (green = unmuted), channel name (e.g. "808 Kick").

Right side: 16 step buttons in a horizontal row. Each is a small rectangle.

Step 1 = leftmost button. Step 16 = rightmost.
Steps 1, 5, 9, 13 are evenly spaced at quarter intervals across the 16 buttons.
Lit (bright) = active. Dark = inactive.

Channel rows are stacked vertically, about 20 px apart. The Kick is usually channel 1 (top row).

Procedure

Press F6 to open/focus Channel Rack.

Identify the row labeled "Kick" (or "808 Kick"). It is usually the first row.

If unsure, hover the channel name (left side) and check Hint Bar.
If still ambiguous, call extract_fl_state to identify kick-row index and active-step status.
Once confirmed, proceed to clicking step buttons. Do not re-verify repeatedly.

Click the 4 step buttons in the Kick row: step 1, step 5, step 9, step 13.

Once the Kick row is visible, click immediately. Do not run extra Hint Bar checks for step buttons.
Click each button once. Do not verify between clicks.
Step buttons show time elapsed in Hint Bar, not channel name. That is expected and not an error.
Do not spam zoom on the step row. At most one zoom is allowed before the click sequence.
After all 4 clicks, take one screenshot to verify all 4 are lit.
Prefer extract_fl_state for final verification of active steps 1/5/9/13.
If a click is wrong, press Cmd+Z and retry that step.

Press Space to start playback and verify the kick plays on every beat.

Press Space again to stop.

Keyboard Shortcuts

F6: Open/focus Channel Rack

Space: Play/Stop

Cmd+Z: Undo

Verification Checklist

Steps 1, 5, 9, 13 are lit in the Kick row.

Transport timer advances during playback.

Kick plays on every beat.