Its not exactly specific to FL studios but i'm abit of a music geek so I thought i'd share some slightly more advanced musical theory if you've got the basics down an wanna create some more interesting note progressions and phrases. Okay here goes,
Aswell as your basic major and minor 8 note scales there are 100s of other from all over the world which give interesting sounds and qualities. Two fairly common but very interesting other scales are the diminished and augmented scales.
The diminished scale follows the same pattern throughout which is - semi-tone interval, tone interval, semi-tone interval, tone interval etc etc so basically a C diminished scale is as follows: C, C#, D#, E, F#, G, A, Bb, C
Its got like a creepy, crunchy feel to it so it would work well for dark liquid or heavy jump up tracks.
The pattern for a diminished arpeggio is as follows - Minor third interval (3 semi-tones), Minor third interval, Minor third interval etc so a C diminished arpeggio is as follows:
C, Eb, F#, A, C so basically its just a stripped down version of the scale using only the most essential notes
The augmented scale is kinda cool cos it never seems to resolve itself, its a scale which seems to pose a question to the listener (if that makes sense lol)
The pattern for an augmented scale is reallll simple, its just : tone interval, tone interval, tone interval, tone interval etc etc
so a C augmented scale is as follows: C, D, E, F#, G#, A#, C
An augmented arpeggio is as follows: Major third interval (2 tones, 4 semi-tones), Major third interval, Major third interval etc etc
So a C augmented arpeggio is as follows: C, E, G#, C
This post has probably been no help to anyone haha but if you do need me to explain anything further or anythin else related to music theory just gimme a shout yar