Image Line FL Studio 10

In a studio session video, Martin Garrix said he uses different versions of FL Studio he has installed, since he has not consolidated all the samples and synth sounds into one version (due to lack of time).

Deadmau5 on FL Studio: "First and foremost, I launch FL with the beginning of each little idea I have in my head, whether it’s a fast melody, or a drum groove to start out with. I Use FL Studio for that because I have found that the piano roll is by far the FASTEST way to “plot” my melodies and rhythms down because although I have an ear for it, I couldn’t “play” a melody to save my life. So the base of the track is composed almost entirely in FL Studio, all my piano roll / midi data is stored in FL Studio."

Avicii's main production software is FL Studio. When asked what age he started producing and with what software, Avicii says: "15-16 years old, FL studio. I learned everything myself just by watching youtube tutorials and hanging on forums and stuff!" Avicii can also be seen using the FL Studio 10 in [this video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dIcuU58Oy8) starting at :08s.

Afrojack has been using Fruity Loops ever since he started out producing. He says "I started using it when i was about 11 years old, just for fun, making remixes and mixing records through each other just for fun, FL studio felt really easy and obvious, and I never stopped using it."

Nicky Romero started producing using FL: "Before I moved in to this studio I was literally just using Fruity Loops and some speakers that weren’t even monitors, just multimedia speakers."

David Guetta can be seen working in FL Studio in this picture

Porter Robinson produces using FL Studio DAW software. In an interview with Image-Line, he says he gravitated towards it after a friend recommended it, and he stuck with it because it was "more intuitive and usable than ACID," which is the software he was using prior. He also mentions that he programs the majority of his bass sounds using [Sytrus](https://equipboard.com/items/image-line-sytrus-software-synthesizer) and [3xOSC](https://equipboard.com/items/3xosc-software-synthesizer). Other features he cites are useful are the new playlist, which "eliminates pattern blocks," and Edison, which he claims is critical to his workflow: "Hard cuts are crucial to the complextro style I produce, so processing audio with Edison and using its linear phase equalizer to get all my chops to roughly the same color saves me so much time." Original source [here](http://www.image-line.com/documents/powerusers.php?entry_id=1298949059&title=porter-robinson).

FL Studio is Madeon's DAW of choice. In an interview with Image-Line, he mentions that FL Studio feels like more of a "free canvas" than other DAWs.

Laidback Luke used FL Studio to produce his tracks, before moving over to Ableton. He tweets "Break Down The House was made in FL Studio. It's a great program but can't deal with Windows anymore. I use @Ableton now"

Jon Gooch talks about how he came to use FL, as well as his impressions of it: "I'm quite visually orientated and remember finding the interface logical and inoffensive. I think the first version I used was around 3.2 or 3.4 - other programs at the time seemed too rooted in an older way of presenting audio, whereas I always found FL was created with the computer user in mind. It was also easy to look at for long periods of time, which was more important on a tiny eye-bleeding CRT monitor back then. I've always liked its highly independent pricing scheme, interaction with its users and regular updates - I don't always agree with all the changes but a shift of environment keeps me on my toes. Despite working on other platforms occasionally I still find FL the fastest and most powerful way to get my ideas down. I've always engineered completely internally within FL also."

Throughout this studio video, Blasterjaxx can be seen using Image Line FL Studio 10.

At 2:28, Metro Boomin is seen using a Acer computer running FL Studio 10 to create an instrumental.

"Well yeah. This is serious. We only use laptops with Fruity Loops software. Not even a keyboard. It’s all piano roll. That’s just how we work and how he likes to work and yeah, it works out. So that’s what we like to use."

In this Genius video Teddy Walton explain how LOVE FEAT ZACARI was made by using FL studio.

In this tweet by Julian, a screenshot of FL Studio 10 can be seen.

In [this article](http://skywaytheater.com/event/mord%20fustang), it says that Mord Fustang's studio setup includes FL Studio. Due to the date of the article, it can be assumed that the version Fustang uses is 10.

Gesaffelstein use FL.

In an interview with DJ Times, when asked what they use in their studio, Hooks replies, "We use Ableton & FL Studio…" Because the article is from 2012, it can be assumed that they use FL Studio version 10. The full interview can be found [here](http://djtimes.com/zeds-dead-dynamic-duo/).

Alright, so production-wise, I gotta say that 9th Wonder is absolutely incredible. I know he relies heavily on computers to create beats, but specifically, what equipment/programs does he use to produce? The programs we use are Cool Edit Pro and FL Studio. Those are the two programs that we use, and that's what we did the whole album on.

At about 2:22 in this video, we can briefly see NERO working in what looks like FL Studio in their studio through a window.

Artist : Rae Sremmurd

In the video he shows some beats made in FL Studio. Don't know exactly which version but it's definitely FL Studio.

In this YouTube tutorial from Varien's channel, the "10" of FL Studio 10 is peeking out from behind the FPS counter in the upper-left.

confirmation at 2:48 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYauIsDWkRE

3:00, he made a beat using fruity loops.

The item can be seen 1:29 into this video

"Here's the thing everybody's asking me about - am I using FL Studio? Yes, I am, as well. I am using it as a sampler." -Orjan 2:48

"Matthew (Boi-1da) was Born in Jamaica and moved to Canada when he was five, and grew up in Toronto. When he was eight, his mother bought him a Casio keyboard and by 15 he started using FL Studio. A few years later, he won three consecutive Battle of the Beatmakers championships and from then on his career exploded." - [Image-Line](http://www.image-line.com/documents/powerusers.php?entry_id=1327554491).

"I was using a lot of weird Fruity Loops editing tools, and I was really based in that."

confirmation at 2:44 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whvS70vlARM

In this Facebook photo, Feint posts a cropped image of his work-in-progress in FL Studio. The photo date comes before the release date of FL Studio 11, but after the release date of 10. Therefore, the latest version Feint could be using in this photo is FL Studio 10.

In this interview it talks about how WondaGurl got into producing and her thoughts on FL Studio.

When asked "What was your introduction to music technology?" He says - " "Do you remember ..... I tried all the DAWS, starting with Fruity Loops, which I love, then Cubase and Reason - and from that I went to Logic and never looked back really."

confirmation at 3:26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIotjxJXzYc

The group is meant for producers who use FL studio 10 and insan3lik3 is a part of the group meaning he uses FL studio 10

based on wikipedia page, he use fl studio

On Instagram Shook posts a Picture of showing FL Studio 10.

Could be seen at 0:25

In this video at 4:46 Billain mentions how he still uses FL Studio 10 to be able to work with the pattern view mode, which was discontinued in future updates.

fl studio on his pc

We can see Ookay using FL Studio 10 to create Theif

Remedy for making a banger: 1. It being 4am 2. Having one of these bad boys

Rogue opens FL Studio to analyze his dubstep song, "Daybreak".

uses while producing boyfriend

Enei is seen using FL Studio in the brief studio clip.

Malik Bash uses FL Studio as his main DAW.

In this video, you see Cardiak using FL Studio to chop up his sample in rhythm roulette.

Arston "Today i'd like to show you project of my remix"

in this photo we can see david use fl studio for his projects..

In this picture Omnia uses Image Line FL Studio 10.

Joe Garston tweets a photo in which he appears to be using FL Studio 10.

He uses it in this video several times to make loops and drums.

Throughout the video, AVINOID has FL Studio 10 open.

In this Instagram post FL Studio is obviously being used with a DJ SMOKEY drum kit and patterns.

xKore producing a remix in FL Studio. Given the time of this photo, it is likely that it is FL Studio 10

In this picture, you can clearly see him running fl studio 10 on his pc.

Vinylz shows his production on Planez on FL Studio via his instagram account.

Shows a track he's working on in the video

Caption from studio setup back in 2014, using Image-Line's FL Studio 10.

MIDI Sampler c? c?a Sonbeat

Sablast mentions at 3:47 that FL Studio was his first DAW.

Bodyshock showing some ?#?FLStudio? love in this hardcore video...

Uses it in his songs

Glez showed how he made his first debut single in FL Studio.

In this forum, Lewis shows a picture of his work space. FL Studio can be seen on his computer. Judging by the date on the video, it can be estimated that he is using FL Studio 10.

Razer Music lists the Image Line FL Studio as the DAW that Zircon uses.

NRX have been started production with FL Studio in 2014

he shows using this daw in this pic.!

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eminence use fl studio for his projects..

Rouge can been seen using FL Studio 10 in this instagram picture. "New vocal layers..." he says.