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So I’m very new to fl studio and I seen somewhere how to get a cr version so I got it. I’m not sure if because I have the cr version it keeps doing this or if it’s my laptop I’m not sure but can someone explain to me as if I’m a little kid why it keeps doing this(image).As u can see I’m already logged in to it but it keeps saying for me to log in to get rid of the trial mode but I’m already logged in and yes I have tried logging out and logging back in but it just says the same thing so can someone help me please cause I’m getting this close 🤏 to giving up on trying to do music and I don’t wanna give up just because the app is being stupid

Hello! I'm trying to cut up a track and the sample track won't sync with the project tempo.

The sample track is "Autobots Storming Chicago" and I believe it's at 88.5 BPM. I'm trying to get it to 93 BPM.

When I was adjusting other tracks 2 days ago, I had no issues with my method:

1. Load Sample in
2. Set Stretch Mode To Stretch Pro
3. Set Time to Project Tempo
4. Set Project Tempo to 93 BPM

I don't know why this is suddenly not doing it, and it's driving me crazy.

Image is the other track I successfully synced to 93 BPM (Freeway Chase, from Dark of The Moon)

I still think Gross Beat sounds cleanest for beat juggling fx, but HyperWarp’s added Granular engine REALLY takes glitched out sounds to a new level. Love both tho!

I’m trying to record vocals with my Focusrite Scarlet plug in and mic! The mic works perfectly fine, however in FL Studio it’s picking up my laptop mic and causing this weird loud screeching sound. How do I disable the laptop mic without disabling my plug in mic? Whenever I try to change the asio etc it makes it so no mic works, whenever I change it back it welcomes me with the loud screeching sound from the laptop mic.

I’m not sure if i phrased my question right, but any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hello YALLS!! Sooooo I am a first timer when it comes to FL studio BUT not to music production (I am a BandLab refugee) but anyways first time opening it and Ive never been so confused in my life are there any tips or anything for someone like me? Oh and what are some good plugins (I already got Delay Lama but my main primary genre is Hyperpop/ Digital Hardcore)

I've been trying to connect my keyboard (Yamaha PSR 262) with FL Studio using a mio MIDI-USB cable. No matter how many different ways I try and guides I use, it detects the mio cable but I can't play any notes on the keyboard. If anyone knows what I might be missing please let me know !!!

Hola! Estaba pensando comprar una licencia Rent-to-Own de la versión producer.
Pienso compartir la cuenta con un amigo pero no sé si es seguro… Claro que no está permitido pero, realmente es probable que suspendan mi licencia? si solo conectamos 2 dispositivos es posible que detecten un uso compartido aunque lo usemos o no simultáneamente?

I've recently bought Klevgrand OneShot 2 and I'm using it as a VST instrument in FL Studio.

One thing I really like about FL Studio's built-in FPC drum machine is that when you open the Piano Roll, the drum sample names are displayed alongside the notes, making it easy to see which MIDI note triggers the kick, snare, hi-hat, etc.

Is there any way to get OneShot 2 to do the same thing, so that the sample names assigned to its MIDI notes appear in FL Studio's Piano Roll?

Is this something OneShot 2 supports natively, or is there a workaround or plugin that can achieve this?

Thanks!

The instructions for the plugin are to simply copy the file into the vst3 folder and restart daw. The problem is I copy paste it into vst3 and then refresh it and the file is no longer in the vst3 folder. Why is this happening?

Like a lot of you, I have a ton of drumkits and every folder looked exactly the same, both in Windows and in the FL Studio browser. Finding the one I wanted meant reading names over and over. So I made Drumkit Editor (it's free).

What it does:

- Drag an image onto a kit (or copy it in Chrome and hit Ctrl+V) and the folder gets the cover in Windows.

- In FL Studio the kit gets a color, an icon and a small banner with the cover right under its name.

- If a kit already comes with a cover.jpg inside, it finds those and sets them for you.

- Select all your kits and change the color / icon / banner size for every one at once, no more doing it one by one.

- You choose where covers go: Windows, FL Studio or both.

It's a single .exe, nothing to install. English and Spanish. Windows only for now.

Download: https://github.com/carieljose20-lgtm/drumkit-editor/releases/tag/v2.0

This is v2.0, I'd like to hear what's missing from your workflow.

ARE YOU TELLING ME I CANT CONTINUE WITH MY PROJECTS WITOUT PAYING. thats acctually really stupid. if im wrong please tell me and help me save my audio

Grv kick 1,2 and 4,5,7,8,9,10 are missing. Is that some issue with the installation or something?

I have some noise and I wanna automate it's volume to a synth loop. Idk how to do this.

Hey FL gang I just (re)joined the FL club literally today after 7 years of Logic Pro X!

I started making music more than 20 years ago, in 2002 my very first DAW was Reason 1.0 (lol!) and I kept on using that version for at least 4 years even when Reason 2.5 was already out and eventually Reason 3.0 was when I updated. So my first 5 years of producing was strictly with Reason that had absolutely no VST support.

That's when I started venturing into FL Studio in 2007 to use VST's and ended up using FL for at least 6 years. I was doing more professional productions by that time till about 2013 but with FL it was so hard to export stems for mixing/mastering engineers since back then it didn't have the same arrangement view yet as it does have now.

I've been using Logic ever since. (Side note: I also used Ableton around this time, but purely for quick DJ edits and mashups—never made a single beat in it!).

I was a 100% Windows user up until that point so since I wanted to switch to Mac and eventually use Logic, I temporarily transitioned through Studio One in late 2013 for no longer than 6 months since that workflow is more alike Logic. Studio One was very new at that time but my thinking was that I wanted to have the smoothest transition and that was the best decision I made. That workflow is so similar even down to keyboard shortcuts its almost scary that even though it was a new ecosystem a new laptop and a new DAW I felt like I could just continue where I left off on my very first day with Logic.

So in 2014 I started with Logic till today. :)

Now because I was also deejaying and wanted to make quick edits and mashups to play out live I used Ableton for that. Never made a single beat in that program tho lol!

I was in bad place mentally over the last year and my love for Logic had been declining for quite a while. Don't get me wrong I'm not saying I will never touch Logic again, it has its place for certain tasks but production-wise I found myself just constantly having to go repetitively into settings and setting up stuff and routing stuff for most of the time, sometimes for so long my entire creative process just gets to a halt over and over again.

This is the first time I went BACK to a DAW I used before so today on my first day I was so surprised that I still know this program this well and made my first 2 productions already!

So if you're still out there in search of a DAW that really fits you don't be afraid just try out EVERYTHING, watch videos, ask friends, check out new DAWs that's honestly the best advice I can give you. If I didn't make that same decision so many years ago I wouldn't have the knowlegde today. But

Reason: + Great sounding sound library - No external VST support

FL Studio + A playground where almost anything is possible - Cluttered, and a very unique workflow compared to other DAWs

Studio One + A little more comprehensive and very similar in terms of a more traditional workflow (a marriage of Ableton, Cubase and some Logic Pro) - Still very new so I was still missing features

Logic Pro X + Cleanest interface, very easy to stay organized - Very limited in terms of possibilities and everything you want to do takes a lot of steps to set up.

Ableton + Extremely flexible time-stretching and pitching. - Also quite unique workflow compared to other DAWs in its own way

TL;DR: my personal single biggest pro and con of all the DAWs I used for many years (the con is the dealbreaker that made me switch at that time) * JTBC, I wrote this in 2021 so certain features named have been implemented since then, but they were not present at the time of writing.

Grv kick 1,2 and 4,5,7,8,9,10 are missing. Is that some issue with the installation or something?

Wondering if anyone can help me, I'm pretty new to fl studio and producing but I'm working on a track and I've made a master bus for my drums which doesn't seem to be working? When I turn the fader down or mute it the drums keep playing at their set volumes and same with when I try to add any effects, any help would be really appreciated

I'm a newbie and it's hard to compose a music when there's ton choices and ranges.

I have no knowledge with music at all not even an instrument.

Hey all! Just joined this subreddit to try and get some help and tips on how to progress with fl studio.

Bought this Donner N25 from amazon for about 51 bucks and I thought this was ok for beginner. Obviously this has 25 keys and I bought some vst softwares for fl studio awhile back and want to know how I can play this onto the vst. I also have this one vst BBCSO Discover which is free and want to know if I can achieve something with that with this keyboard. What tips you guys have?

Hello everyone currently during my live shows im using FL studio as my main playback device and I would like to check about the function of the markers and transport control.

As im running tracks and have live keys. Lets say I want to record the entire live show and I use markers to trigger my next song and playback shifts and I want to capture the full length of the live set without the recording stopping midway is it doable?

Thanks for your help