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KVR Forum [Hosts (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.)] » Archive » Hosts (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.) » January 2004 Index | KVRFA7
AuthorTopic: Intergrating BeatCreator with FLStudio??
Rambling Madman
Posted: 16th January 2004 03:59
Hi, I cant get the FL Slicer to open up BeatCreator via the "open Beatslicer" option, is it possible to get fruity to recognise BC?
TeeLangSun
Posted: 17th January 2004 04:18
They should work together, but once FL hit version 4, BeatCreator released a version which would work with it. My older BeatCreator wouldn't work with it. So make sure yo you have (I'm thinking it's BeatCreator version 1.85) which also has a similar look to the new FL Studio. Also, a new version of BeatCreator was recently released, but if you're not paying attention, you won't know about it.
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