You can even pin the Toolbar at the bottom of the FL Studio window. The Toolbar editor mode is most impressive, allowing you to drag and drop whatever elements you want to include wherever you like. You can edit your toolbar to your specific needs, and save it for later recall. Here comes one we’ve long waited for! Now FL Studio’s Toolbar is totally customisable.
As an added bonus, you’ll find a similar preview in the piano roll, as well. This is handy when you’re zoomed in tight on the actual playlist. The new Mini-Preview scroll bar gives you an instant overview of and access to your playlist’s various components. Ostensibly meant for smoothing out the unnatural metallic ringing often imparted by algorithmic reverbs, you can push both Mod Depth and Mod Speed values to more extreme and unusual places. Now, correcting impulse response delay is a truly effortless process.įruity Reeverb 2 has always been a great tool for adding realistic ambience to your tracks, and now FL’s classic reverb is even better, thanks to a brand new modulation section. Thankfully, Fruity Convolver offers a dedicated PDC (Plugin Delay Compensation) control, activated via a button above the impulse display. When it comes to latency issues, convolution effects can be particularly problematic, as they’re required to perform a massive amount of calculations to give you the most realistic effects possible. Also new: in the Regions menu, you can now choose a new ‘Select all cut groups to’ option, which will allow you to lash all slices to the same user-defined cut group.
First, right-clicking the Send control displays the names of all slice mixer track destinations. One of our favourite FL plugins has a couple of new goodies worthy of attention. Be warned, though: any Audio Units without a Windows counterpart (and vice-versa) will obviously hinder a project’s cross-platform compatibility.
Yes, you can now use your favourite AU instruments and effects in FL Studio. FL’s newfound Mac compatibility brings with it the ability to access Apple’s Audio Units plugin format.
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