MIDI Out with Fruity LSD - MIDI Out connected to the Fruity LSD plugin, a Windows only internal General MIDI synthesizer. In this case you will need to link each MIDI Out to external General MIDI ready hardware, or internal VST plugins. 
MIDI Out - MIDI Out set to the tracks Channel number. FLEX - Using the 'General Midi Library' sound bank. Channel type - To play a MIDI file, according to the General MIDI Sound Set, choose between:. Left-click a Channel number (selected channels are marked in red) to include it in the import, Right-Click to exclude a Which Channels to Import - Select the MIDI Channels to import. A track is usually associated with a MIDI Channel and contains a particular instrument's data ('Piano', 'Melody', 'Drums', etc.), there may be up to 16 MIDI tracks, what you will see depends on the data file to be imported. Which Tracks to Import - Click the drop-down menu to select which MIDI tracks to import. Specifically ' Realign events' should not be used as the MIDI note and CC automation will probably end up out of sync. NOTE: Make sure to use the same import options as for the MIDI note data. 
Choose and import the MIDI file containing the CC automation data. From the Event Editor Menu > Options > Edit > Import MIDI File. Right-Click the CC target in the Browser and select ' Edit events'. Locate specific CC target associated with the CC automation data you want, e.g. Go to the Plugin Menu > Browse Parameters. Select the Pattern in FL Studio that contains the MIDI note data (as imported above). This must be loaded separately into the pattern containing the MIDI note information as follows: Importing CC Automation (sustain pedal, controller movements or similar): Some MIDI files may include sustain pedal or similar automation CC (Continuous Control) data. Drag a MIDI file from the Browser and drop on:. Import a MIDI file from the Piano roll menu. Import a MIDI file from the Main File menu. The options on the MIDI import dialog will change depending on how the MIDI file is loaded into FL Studio. 
mid files on your computer is that the operating system assigns the MIDI data to the inbuilt synthesizer/samples in your audio device (see the section on playing General MIDI files below). It needs to be read by an instrument before you can hear it.
MIDI is not audio - It's note and automation data. Format (.mid) - FL Studio only imports. Import Dialog (shown above) - Hold ( Shift) to supress the import dialog showing OR hold ( Alt) to force show it when dragging and dropping MIDI files onto FL Studio targets (Piano roll, Channel Rack etc). The Import MIDI data dialog appears when you import MIDI files that contain note and/or automation data.
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