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FL Studio All Plugins Edition

FL Studio
FL Studio All Plugins Edition by Image Line is an Audio Plugin Host for macOS and Windows. It can host VST Plugins, Audio Units Plugins, VST 3 Plugins and CLAP Plugins.
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Version
24.1.0.4225
Windows 8.1 or later

FL Studio will work on older versions of Windows, but it is not supported. Use the time-unlimited trial to test.
Product
Version
24.1.0.3875
macOS 10.13.6 or later
Can Host
Instruments
Can Host
Effects
Sample Formats
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AIFF, Apple Loops, MP3, OGG, REX, REX2, WAV
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FL Studio is a full-featured, open architecture, music production environment capable of audio recording, composing, sequencing and mixing, for the creation of professional quality music.

The FL Studio philosophy is creative freedom:

  • Free your audio - Instruments can be routed to any mixer track. Each mixer track can receive audio from any number of instruments, any number of other mixer tracks and a soundcard input. Further, mixer track outputs allow sending audio to any other mixer track and a soundcard output.
  • Free your mind - Choose your preferred workflow, compose using the step-sequencer or piano roll. Create in pattern or track mode, then arrange your ideas in the free 'palette' Playlist. The Playlist presents timeline as a virtual 'canvas' where each Playlist track can simultaneously hold any number of score, audio and automation events.

Instruments:

  • Make virtually any sound - FL Studio includes over 30 software synthesizers covering acoustic/synthetic bass, electric guitar, multi-sampler tools including piano & strings, general sample playback and beat-slicing (With Rex 1 & 2 support).
  • Synthesis techniques - span subtractive, modelling, FM, RM, granular and additive. With FL SynthMaker you can further create & share your own FL instruments, effects & MIDI control dashboards without the need to write basic code.

Audio Recording & Editing:

  • Multi-channel audio inputs - With the ability to simultaneously capture all the inputs on your audio-interface, FL Studio has the flexibility to record a single vocalist, guitar or a full symphony orchestra.
  • Arranging audio - Audio can then be arranged, with complete freedom in the Playlist. Features include the ability to host an unlimited number of audio recordings, time-stretching, pitch-shifting, beat-slicing, cropping, editing and the re-arranging of audio with complete creative freedom.
  • Edison - FL Studio's audio capabilities are further enhanced with Edison, the recording wave editor. Edison is an integrated audio editing and recording tool with spectral analysis, convolution reverb, noise reduction, loop-recording, loop-construction tools and more.

FL Studio supports WAV, MP3, OGG, WavPack, AIFF, and REX audio formats.

Sequencing:

  • Pattern or track sequencing - You choose, record your musical performances and ideas in the most logical way. FL Studio 9 can simultaneously function as a pattern and track based sequencer.
  • Step sequencer or Piano roll - Tools include a Step-sequencer, a Piano roll, event and multipoint automation. FL Studio supports MIDI input from all standard controllers.

Arranging:

  • Determine your own project design - In FL Studio 9, you decide how your project will be laid out. The Playlist is a totally flexible and virtually unbounded workspace where Note Pattern, Audio and Automation data can be arranged and edited to suit your creative ideas and preferred workflow.

Mixing & Mastering:

  • The mixer - 104-track stereo track mixer that is about precision, control and flexibility. The mixer's tracks each hold up to 8 effects (VST, DX or FL's proprietary format). To create sub-mixes or mixing chains of almost unlimited complexity, each mixer track can be routed to any other mixer track, one of 4 dedicated 'send' channels and or the Master track. Sends provide the ability to sidechain inputs to multi-input effects plugins. Finally, each of the mixer tracks can be routed to any output on your audio interface.
  • Effects - FL Studio includes more than 40 effects spanning maximization, limiting, compression, delay, distortion, equalization (graphic & parametric), filtering, phasing, flanging, chorus, vocoding and reverb. These have you covered for the creative broad-brush effects, through to the minutia of the mastering process.

Lifetime free updates:

  • Never pay for bug-fixes again - Customers who purchase a download edition of FL Studio through Image Line's online shop receive lifetime free downloadable updates. Free updates entitles the customer to all future updates of FL Studio according to level purchased (Express, Fruity, Producer or Signature Bundle). For example, all FL Studio 12 customers will be able to download their version of FL Studio 13, 14, etc., for free.
  • Boxed Edition - Customers who have the Boxed version don't miss out and can convert to lifetime free downloadable updates for a small additional fee.

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Latest User Reviews

Average user rating of 4.42 from 19 reviews
FL Studio All Plugins Edition

Reviewed By FireRaid20 [all]
April 14th, 2024
Version reviewed: 20+ on Windows

Let me mention the complaints in comparison to other daws that I see and why they don't bother me:

  1. FL doesn't play notes directly from the instrument track in the playlist like all the other DAWs.

    This is because if you need to add more notes from other instruments into a singular pattern, you can.
  2. The step sequencer is "too rigid".

    Every step sequencer I've seem is very rigid and simple.

    Use the legendary piano roll if you still have a problem, you can go stupid with that beast.

    Regardless, I still heavily rely on the step sequencer for my drum samples -I love it, it's quick and easy. (This is really biased though cause I mainly make music with 4-on-the-floor beats).
  3. It doesn't look professional/looks too kid like.

    Personally, even before the theme update was introduced, I do not think so at all. You show any simpleton any track mixer and their brains implode.

    Set aside from looks, the technicality and complexity goes WAY further than most, if not THE most with the introduction of patcher and its accommodating mods in recent updates.

Personally, I do not have any qualms against FL Studio nor the community it fosters. So, now I will mention what I love about it and why:

  1. Perpetual license with lifetime updates. Not to mention the archived older versions of FL available.

    You own it forever, and get free current updates always. YOU WILL FOREVER OWN WHAT YOU BOUGHT. Hate the new update? ROLL-BACK! Get and stay in your zone! This is an anti-"Forced Arbitration" product and I'm all here for it.

  2. Legendary piano roll with scale selection.

    Image-line made it easy for people who know little to nothing about music theory to be able to write some sick chords and melodies like myself. This is my biggest praise about the piano roll, but there are far too many great things to mention here about it.
  3. Incredible stock plugins!

    Here are the EPIC plugins that I feel have changed the music production industry simply because FL Studio exists:
    • Slicex.
    • Harmor.
    • Morphine.
    • Sakura.
    • Sytrus.
    • Patcher.
    • Maximus.
    • Edison.
    • Fruity WaveShaper.
    • Vocodex.
    • ZGameEditor.
    • Fruity Dance.
  4. You can buy it on amazon!

    I used my birthday money on amazon to get Fruity Edition. No other DAW is available on amazon, which makes sense due to soft and hard subscription models that basically all other DAWs have.

Everything that I mentioned liking about FL above is the reason I chose FL AFTER trialing Ableton, Bitwig, Reaper, and many others.

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FL Studio All Plugins Edition

Reviewed By Chipi [all]
May 12th, 2021
Version reviewed: 20 on Windows

FL Studio is a tremendous piece of software to musically create any song in any genre imaginable. Those who lock it down to one musical style don't know what they are talking about. The interface is flawless, fast, lightning fast, intuitive and modern. One of the best on the market, above Pro-Tools, which is an old and boring dinosaur. Creating a good sounding track, cutting it and editing it is so easy in FL Studio! The editing and sound modules, compressors, limiters, etc. are excellent! When you first open FL studio it takes about 3 seconds, Mixcraft 9 takes three times as long, Studio One takes almost 30 seconds or more. There are many who say that a DAW has no sound of its own, but the FL Studio console lives when you add editors, compressors, etc., the sound shoots up to an incredible quality. In Mixcraft for comparison, it sounds flat and muffled, the same as in Studio One or Bitwig. In FL Studio the sound is fat, creamy and dense, modern and elegant at the same time, making the producers ears can have a close vision of what the final master will sound like. What I don't like about FL studio is that sometimes the mouse click behaves unpredictably, the synths you assign are not automatically associated to a channel and that's a bit confusing. Some of the built-in synthesizers are mediocre sounding and unintuitive, not all of them...Directwave sounds like Kontakt the same, Sytrus sounds incredibly clean and analog at the same time, it's like having a Korg Chrome inside FL Studio. FLEX is great for pads and atmospheric sounds. The Patcher where you can mix anything you can think of responds like a tool out of this world! The piano-roll that works here works wonders and there is no current DAW that can come close in its performance and versatility, a marvel for composing well and fast. If you don't use any DAW yet and you are thinking about one, don't hesitate with FL Studio, it's a dream DAW, it's perfect? NO, but it will make you smile in every song you compose, produce and listen to with it.

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FL Studio All Plugins Edition

Reviewed By psyyps [all]
April 17th, 2020
Version reviewed: 20.6.2 on Windows

I use this Daw from the version fl loops 4, .

I like this Daw, are interface is not frozen, these keyboard shortcuts, these synths particularly Harmor.

and Patcher to mix the VST is super powerful.
I also like the Fruity peak controller and the envelope controller to control our virtual instrument and effect
we have everything with this software, we can even make videos with ZgameEditor it's perfect.

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FL Studio All Plugins Edition

Reviewed By Music Bird [all]
April 7th, 2020
Version reviewed: 12 on Windows

I use FL Studio 12 to make all of my music. It has so many great plugins and sounds and lots of lovely effects and features that I feel like anyone would like.

Instruments: 100/100:

Sytrus is one of my favorite softsynths for synth sounds. It is good because it can do anything ranging from subtractive, to FM, to additive. Minisynth and GMS are good subtractive synths, as is SimSynth. DX10 is good for randomizing patches because you can get amazing results.

DAW features: 100/100.

It is full of features that many people would like.

I think FL is very flexible, it has tons of piano roll stuff like quantization.

Quality: 100/100.

I love the quality of this DAW. It has tons of nice features. I am able to use Synth1, Dexed, Korg Legacy, and others seamlessly.

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FL Studio All Plugins Edition

Reviewed By KMJoshi [all]
June 5th, 2017
Version reviewed: 12.4 on Windows

In my test, I was able to get standard sounds using FL Studio. The synths you get are fantastic. While they do not have many presets, you can always learn them inside-out by simply reading the user's manual. That, and the user's manual also contains many tips for getting a commercial quality music. The stock effect plugins are excellent as well.

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Comments & Discussion for Image Line FL Studio All Plugins Edition

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Discussion: Active
cndncr
cndncr
10 June 2012 at 5:52pm

it's amazing program. no need another daw. thanx to image-line.

vanmorrison
vanmorrison
23 June 2012 at 8:17am

I am using it since 2-3 years, it's great, got lifetime updates, easy to use and it improves continuosly.

dj aludroit du preez
dj aludroit du preez
27 August 2012 at 10:32am

ey that is a good software bt is defficult to use,so im doing deep house en electro house u?

Gazzle
Gazzle
24 November 2012 at 9:47pm

I think a lot of playing with FL Studio id where you learn most. Have fun, I have created stuff from ambient to glitchy beats and dirty basslines. FL studio is amazing for letting your imagination flow, enjoy!

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Yorrrrrr
Yorrrrrr
25 May 2013 at 4:56pm

Latest version is 11.0.2.

Amazing software.

Cry Logic
Cry Logic
29 March 2014 at 1:47pm

FL studio 11.1 just released.

The description above refers to FL Studio 9.

It needs to be updated.

FL studio is the best DAW by far and Image Line are an very open and supportive company.

Highly recommended.

10/10.

gungadin2000g
gungadin2000g
16 April 2014 at 12:20am

Help please. Using FL11 with Omnisphere. I have it setup and able to use mulit inputs. Problem is the playback. Even though each instrument is on a different pattern and piano roll, the play back defaults to the instrument last used in Omnisphere. I want to be able to create using multi instruments with individual MIDI notes in the piano roll. How to get them to play back individually, in song mode????

T-CM11
T-CM11
16 April 2014 at 7:05am

Use a pattern per track/channel? Or mute channels? If that's not what your asking, make a topic in the forum and post screenshots and explain better/in more detail what you are trying to achieve.

EMPmodulator
EMPmodulator
27 October 2014 at 2:17am

I'm no PRO, but if I'm understanding you right I believe you may have to load Omnisphere to separate MIDI channels and use the tool in piano roll all the way on the left there's a colored box, the same color as the notes on your screen, click that and it shows 16 different colors each number and color is a separate MIDI channel, I haven't gotten that far myself, but I'm fairly sure using a separate MIDI channel for each instrument and picking the right colored channel color for each individual instrument and pairing the notes the same so you can have two different guitars programmed to two different MIDI channels and 2 note colors in the same piano roll for a dueling guitar style, with 2 totally different sounds which is kinda cool not having to use a separate piano roll if you don't want to...I'm still learning myself so if I'm wrong or even totally way off course plz don't rip me up, just let me know if I am sorta right or way off course, I'm just tryin to help. Good Luck and let me know if I am right or way off though?

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inkwarp
inkwarp
12 September 2014 at 5:35pm

i agree that fl studio is awesome, once you get used to it's tics and shortcuts. and there is a LOT of stuff under the hood, especially plugin wise. there is always something new to discover and that is the thing for me that makes for great software. i can't wait for the new version.

i gives it 9.

gungadin2000g
gungadin2000g
27 October 2014 at 6:07am

Thanks for the help. Did work with Piano Roll also and it did not do what I was looking for. Finally have what I want. Used the recommended Omnisphere settings for FL & created a new pattern in each of the Omni MIDI outs. Had to adjust the setting/processing in FL to get each routed to a different channel. (that was my main problem) By doing it this way, I am able to save each Omni instrument (up to 8) in a separate pattern & control each one in the assigned channel. Makes working with piano roll easier & keeps it all separated. I like the ease of using the colored boxes and this will work well for some things. Thanks for that one! I have much to learn.

Xavs
Xavs
23 May 2015 at 8:51am

A perfect DAW!!.

Using it since 2004 and watching how it has been growing up at no cost to my pocket.

I love the Image Line free updates policy, one of the wisest ideas. I am supporting them buying other excellent artefacts, like Sytrus, Harmour... etc, There is nothing that you cannot do NS a JMC says, the fastest way for your ideas to the speakers.

exmatproton
exmatproton
4 May 2016 at 5:17pm

Maybe it is time to update this page...

For starters, the UI had a huge overhaul.

Sboh
Sboh
9 September 2016 at 1:14pm

A very fine and perfect DAW software for production of House, Electro, dance, trance and any oher music genre. I Love FL Studio it's so so easy to use it and to produce the kind of music I want. By the way it has made me a star in my hood. FL Studio+House music=Excitement. Thanx image-line.

murnau
murnau
14 May 2017 at 2:23am

johnny.w is unable to read the manual.

Vospi
Vospi
14 May 2017 at 10:03am

Seconded.

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SRMusics
SRMusics
27 September 2020 at 10:33am

I started making music with cubase and then discovered FL studio for myself. I've tested other DAWs, but I still like FL Studio the most. A nice big playlist and no annoying splits around that in the end only one porthole remains to produce. And FL Studio is well programmed for efficient performance. I can confirm that after 10 years. Not everything is perfect (I would like an automatic color coding and a few improvements here and there, but the overall package is right. :).

Oh and of course lifetime free updates. That is of course awesome.

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