It moves faster to the left and slower to the right. The first knob labeled time will adjust how fast the notes play. To arp the notes randomly, select the “?” option. The direction of the arrows will tell you which direction the notes will arp as it plays one at a time. Select any of the options to the right of the X to arpeggiate the notes in your chords. In the image above, you’ll see how it looks with it turned off. This is located under the wrench tool in each channel. The most common option is through the channel settings. You can use the stock arpeggiator, which is built into the channel settings in each channel, the piano roll arpeggiator, which is accessed through alt+A, or use Riff Machine, which also has an arp section, built into it. In FL Studio, there are 3 ways to create arps from your chords.
