Is FL Studio 12 really a 64 bit application?

[Russell Grand]

...This program has become a real bloat over the years! Whoever needs SimSynth, Wasp, FLSlayer, piece of shit effects of 15 years ago, useless samples, demos from some jerks ...

Did you ever heard something about backwards compatibilty???

But no, they're so special, they just can't be arsed!!!

If you don´t like it go ahead and stop trolling...

One can say the same about every company on this panet... if you search for something negative you´ll find something negative

I am right and you are wrong.

[Russell Grand]

How do you complicate a simple question?

Get a thread full of #triggered fan bois to dictate their opinions.

KVR is one big forum full of fan bois, so maybe some of you should find another forum.

[Russell Grand]

FL is bloatware!

No it's not, gtfoh.

[Mivo]

Also, I'm currently requesting a Cubase installer that's not 11GB. Perspective.

It’s one of the chief reasons why I haven’t looked at or considered newer Cubase versions (and various other DAWs). The net in my rural area is sadly limited to 384kbit (about 45kb/s) with no change in sight unless I move house. FLS’s now 800 MB are fine with me, but once it exceeds a GB it’ll become a problem for me, especially with the protocol used (BitTorrent would be better for me, but it’s rarely offered by companies).

Scott, for a while there were diff-based patches so that for updates only a smaller file needed to be downloaded. Are you planning to return to that practice? It was appreciated.

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Scott, for a while there were diff-based patches so that for updates only a smaller file needed to be downloaded. Are you planning to return to that practice? It was appreciated.

FL Studio 20, will (at some point) should be capable of incremental updates.

The best place to ask these questions is Looptalk BTW.

Regards Scott

[Russell Grand]

[nevermind]