FL Users, what's your favourite feature of the FL Studio

[aMUSEd]

I only really use it for the instruments

[Hipster Bales]

For me it's my main DAW.

[Hipster Bales]

Iirc it’s their soft clipper sound, both in their channels and on the master. They have a certain sound that’s pretty much industry standard for urban type beats. It’s especially beneficial for 808 heavy drums etc. Orange clip comes close but in a test it doesn’t null fwiw.

Ah, I thought that's what you meant. Must have misread it.

[Hipster Bales]

I'm torn between creating custom GUIs (Dashboard/Surface) and being able to link everything with formulas. I like both equally.

I don't really create GUIs, so I wouldn't know, but linking everything with formulas is

[Hipster Bales]

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[Zeisner]

I don't really create GUIs

I highly recommend trying it out. Combined with formula-based automation links it makes FL Studio twice as good. Instead of having to bring up hundreds of plugins you can control everything from a few GUIs. Really cool for creating advanced sound design and mixing environments. It's a lot of work to make it but saves countless hours later on.

[Hipster Bales]

I don't really create GUIs

I highly recommend trying it out. Combined with formula-based automation links it makes FL Studio twice as good. Instead of having to bring up hundreds of plugins you can control everything from a few GUIs. Really cool for creating advanced sound design and mixing environments. It's a lot of work to make it but saves countless hours later on.

I mean, there is Patcher, and I've used that quite a few times. Thanks for the suggestion

[Zeisner]

Imagine controlling hundreds of plugins in different Patcher instances from one Surface GUI. That's what I'm talking about. But it takes time to learn and come up with a concept. It's almost like building your own little DAW inside FL Studio.

[Hipster Bales]

Imagine controlling hundreds of plugins in different Patcher instances from one Surface GUI. That's what I'm talking about. But it takes time to learn and come up with a concept. It's almost like building your own little DAW inside FL Studio.

Wow

[Grizzellda]

I am sure Fruity is awesome. But that is the state of this modern technology, right?

[LordDivine]

For me it’s the overall workflow.

FL Studio really encourages creativity and experimenting. It feels very fast and intuitive when sketching ideas, especially for EDM production.

[Hipster Bales]

For me it’s the overall workflow.

FL Studio really encourages creativity and experimenting. It feels very fast and intuitive when sketching ideas, especially for EDM production.

Awesome! also what I really like about FL is their stock plugins, and Lifetime Free Updates

[Nelya13]

For me, the piano Roll is definitely one of the best feautures in FL studio it's so fluid and intuitive compared to other DAWs especially for programming complex chords or fast trap hi-hass. it realy speeds up the workflow

[Hipster Bales]

For me, the Piano Roll is definitely one of the best features in FL studio it's so fluid and intuitive compared to other DAWs especially for programming complex chords or fast trap hi-hats. it really speeds up the workflow

Thought I'd correct your spelling there
The piano roll was the 1st ever thing I touched in FL (it was in 2022 I think). it's just awesome