Image Line's FL Studio 11 can be seen easily on the monitor's screen throught the whole video (e.g. at 0:03 - just for formality)
more"I start using FL Studio, because someone tipped it me to use it to make music. FL Studio works perfect for me, I like how I can draw my idea's in it really quick."
moreIn this, and some other blog videos, you can see the icon of FL Studio is on the tray (first at 1:12). They might not be using it anymore since they switched to Mac as it can't be seen anywhere. However, these earlier videos probably mark an era in which they used it.
moreIn this interview, Skream lists three good things and three bad things about FL Studio: "3 good things… it’s easy to get ideas down. I think the drum sequencer in it is the bollocks... The layout, it’s all quite easy to learn. Bad things… it don’t bounce in 24 bits. It can fuck certain VSTs coming into it. The whole buffer thing is not that good, it’ll crackle up a lot of sounds from some VSTs. What’s another bad thing? Recording! Recording into it… I don’t think you can record into it. I record in Soundforge and then put it into FL. I’ll probably say that now and I’ll have someone on the internet saying that you can do it! (laughs)"
moreHere you can see K-391 playing a track through Fl Studio 11. In [this accompanying interview from *Image-Line*](http://www.image-line.com/documents/powerusers.php?entry_id=1414384433), K-391 says "When I was around 14 years old, I wanted to start making these techno/trance songs myself. So I began looking for a way to do it, and boom, I found Fl Studio. After a year I started posting tracks. There was no feedback to be given, but I didn't quit and started posting for another year."
more"I am working on my 22nd album and when it's finished ( Next year ) I will send you all some files. btw. It is very good to see a product like FL Studio which is available to all and doesn't cost $10000000000 of dollars"
moreIn this Periscope video, Mike Dean is playing some beats along with rapper Desiigner. At 3:07, one can clearly see the UI of Image-Line FL Studio 11.
moreHere you can see that Alex has FL Studio 11 open up on his computer. It might be 12, but you can see that it is 11 because the tabs are smaller
more"The advantages with producing electronic music with FL STUDIO are many, for ex: The sequencer and the piano roll are awesome, you can produce any melody and harmony with the mouse in just a few minutes. The animation of the entire program makes it easy to use and navigate, and because everything is so easy to find, it’s easy to learn. It doesn’t need much space on the hard drive and compared to other music programs you can use FL STUDIO on a normal PC / Laptop without latency."
moreIn this picture, Case and Point display an FL Studio project. Due to the recency of the picture, it's likely to be FL Studio 11.
moreIn this tweet and photo upload, Wiwek takes a photo of his computer running FL Studio 11
moreIn this Instagram video clip, Mr FijiWiji shows that he is working on a remix in FL Studio 11.
moreThis is Frank's old DAW. At 0:43, he says "I use FL Studio, because i'm fucking poor" You can tell that it is FL Studio 11 because of the design.
moreIn the "Our Music" section of the FAQ page on their site, they mention what software they use to produce their music. They mention FL Studio, as well as other software.
moreIn this video on Insan3lik3's YouTube channel he very clearly has FL Studio 11 on show.
morewe see hi, using it, this is from mike williams instagram so they were probably collaborating on a track
more"It has been fully produced in FL Studio 10, in a timespan of about 2 months. The first version we've started with, the basic idea, was completely different than the final track."
more"...I don't really endorse anything, but spreading the word of FL Studio has been a no-brainer because it's given me so much"
moreIn this article in the Nottingham Post, it shows Philip George in his studio with FL Studio on his monitor. Judging by the date of the article, it is more than likely he is using FL Studio 11.
moreTaska Black says before he switched to Ableton he used Fl Studio for about 6 years in an instagram livestream.
more"f I remember right I started with Fl Studio 7, I just downloaded a trial version and messed around a little bit. I was very limited because of money and I didn’t have any hardware at that time so I was spending hours and hours just messing around and making a thousand tracks a week."
more"I've been using FL Studio since the old Fruityloops 2 and I've grown with it all the way. I've used other products and production tools but FL is the only one that is not limited to anything but how much your computer can take. So if your computer is super fast your at an advantage the way you can put down ideas is great, and you can now record vocals in it, which is epic and I always learn something new while using it."
moreThis picture explains the Fruity Loopness. If you're more curious, FL Studio is currently the DAW Capturelight uses as of today. Further proof is his streams on Twitch.
moreIn this image, it is seen me using a notebook that is running FL Studio, in a demonstration of a work.
more"FL studio really helps me translate my ideas to reality without headache and each version just amazes me"
moreI've been using FL Studio ever since I started making music on my laptop using an actual software. It was a big step from using the online site soundation.com to the user interface and style of an actual DAW. Before, I researched what the best DAW was and after searching for a while, I decided it was time to choose one. My choice lead to FL Studio. I tried out Abelton, and Pro Tools, the top combatants against FL Studio. I also tried Logic on my friends laptop. Neither of them were as easy to use, and fast enough for my creative flow. Most of the time, even after watching tutorials upon tutorials, I could not use the other DAWs as quickly and at the quality of FL Studio. I have made better songs, and my creative flow has not been harmed at all by using FL Studio. I am amazed at how many people say it is a child's toy, but to be honest, the quality of music that can be made just by using this "child's toy" is staggering. I will most definitely always use FL Studio unless someone teaches me how to run another DAW, that I would like to see beat it.
Fl studio is a brilliant daw that is best used for electronic music production with a unique take on how the arrangement can be and the piano roll acts recently adding support for mac and 64X systems
when i'm not using my macbook, i work on FLStudio on my PC
i use fl studio 11 producer edition
Really good music maker software. Awesome
I use FL Studio for everything, from mastering to mixing to producing. I highly recommend it.
It's great. It's super simple and you can work really quickly :)
My One and Only DAW. Super Easy To Learn and Get The Hang of it thanks to multiple Youtube Tutorials. Very easy to write down melodies fast using the Piano Roll, and it comes preloaded with many VST's to start with. (HARMOR FTW.)
Many people will disagree with fruity loops studio because it seems for noobz but to tell you the truth I use it in all my productions it's gui interface is the best looking and simular to both logic and cubase it's easy to organize everything and structure it
My first DAW, it is really a good program to start on but I found I could do more in Logic and in Ableton. But I do go back and use it from time to time for remixes
FL Studio = From Beginner to Expert.....
This is the software i started using and even though i have considered switching to abelton i kind of like the setup in fl better.
I make most of my loops with this.
I stared out with FL Studio, 'cause at the time it was the best an easiest way to do music. It helped me growing <3 Thank you !
I use FL Studio when I wanna make a fast tune. That's about it
THE best for making quick mashups
I Use it because its easy to use and if you have the right samples or plugins, you can nearly make everything. I use i since i am 10. :D (4 years now)
Fl studio has probably the best work flow you can get! Its the perfect beginners DAW!
Many say FL studio is for amateurs. I am an amateur. I am alo a experienced user of high end software like the Adobe suite. I absolutely love it. I have the 'everything there is bundle'. Never regretted it for a second
Been working with this DAW the past few years. Easy to use and can't get enough of it.
Used primarily for live setup and some production
Blank Canvas to the experienced Artist. Anything is Possible. Nothing is out of Reach
The actual DAW I make music on. Also, FL9 was the first DAW I get on since I've learned how to make music. Fell in love with it, not gonna lie.
FL Studio is a great DAW. The only people who think this DAW cannot be used for recording, are people who haven't used it anytime in the past 5 years, or at all. It's a blank slate, and allows you to set up your own workflow. This does take a little time if you don't know what your workflow is. But once you figure out how to use all the functions, the routing possibilities and effects processing is staggering.
when i came for the crazy part, i really go with FL's because i can really put bunch of many things in once!
If i had the option to get Fl Studio 11 than 12, I would do it in a heartbeat.
I won't switch to 12. I had both installed when 12 came out and I uninstalled it after a while. We'll see what 13 looks like.
Against people who says that best music is made with DAWs like Cubase or Logic, he believes that actually the best music is made with the DAW an artist feels confortable to use.
Sick, nasty tracks you can make with this software! Get a job, get money and buy this! Trust me! YOU WANT THIS SHIT!
So much to learn from it. I'm still figuring out the basics of it.
It's a lovely user interface much nicer, even managed to enable pattern blocks so PLUS
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