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Hahaha, fl's best feature, emulated by all the others, all of which fail, and it is the worst for you... jokes.

It looks beautiful.

It might be just me but is it a bit darker than before?
I use FL but I always thought the straight gray looked unprofessional.

It also looks like the edges of the windows and everything are rounded and a bit cleaner.
Now Image Line needs to solve the chaotic problem of a million windows floating around.

Atac wrote:Now Image Line needs to solve the chaotic problem of a million windows floating around.

You mean by clicking the little X in the corner of the plug-in once you're done dialing in settings?!

New version looks so, so nice. Everything seems to run a lot smoother and I'm loving the bigger mixer tracks. I'm also liking the new additions to piano roll stuff too.

legend4ry wrote:Ergh, learning the new GUI is going to take a while! Not feeling how the playlist doesn't have the zoom out and in sideways anymore as a button.

It's built into the scroll button now. Pretty much use it the same way.




Also, if you are someone that uses pattern blocks, you'll have to turn them on through the general settings as they've done away with them being there as default.

nowaysj wrote:Hahaha, fl's best feature, emulated by all the others, all of which fail, and it is the worst for you... jokes.

What can I say, I'm not normal O.o

I do think FL is an awesome program though, it just doesn't like *me*.

paravrais wrote: The step sequencer makes me wanna pull my foreskin over my eyes and cry.

don't use it then, IMO the step sequencer is the shit for drums.

Also to get rid of the window clutter, just hit F12...

I've always preferred writing drums in the piano roll. It's exactly the same as a step sequencer if you loop 2 bars in the sequencer and have your samples in a drum machine. But you get more instant control over what your doing. To each their own though.

as stated, you dont have to use the step sequencer.

Also the patcher is dope.

Brisance wrote:as stated, you dont have to use the step sequencer.

Also the patcher is dope.

Patcher patcher patcher! Can't wait to get stuck into that!

Brisance wrote:as stated, you dont have to use the step sequencer.

Also the patcher is dope.

Patcher patcher patcher! Can't wait to get stuck into that!

Fuck yeah
http://i54.tinypic.com/2d9u6ad.png

paravrais wrote:I've always preferred writing drums in the piano roll. It's exactly the same as a step sequencer if you loop 2 bars in the sequencer and have your samples in a drum machine. But you get more instant control over what your doing. To each their own though.

Try using the playlist + samples for drums. The visual aid it gives is really nice, even though things tend to get bit messy and changing velocities etc is bit struggle but still I get more interesting results using it.

I've done loads of sample-based songs entirely on the playlist without any patterns too.

And yeah, FL 10 look awesome. Haters gonna hate but this shit is hot

the edit ghost notes feature looks super handy, anyone know if it'll open fruity 9 files?

antics wrote:the edit ghost notes feature looks super handy, anyone know if it'll open fruity 9 files?

It opens FL 9.1 files without an issue, at least no issues that I've found.

Just to let everyone know, Dubstep should now be 130 bpm, as this is the new FL default.

The new mixer makes it SOOOOOOO nice to mix down!!

JBE wrote:Just to let everyone know, Dubstep should now be 130 bpm, as this is the new FL default.

Brisance wrote:

JBE wrote:Just to let everyone know, Dubstep should now be 130 bpm, as this is the new FL default.

I went to my mate "I guess we'll have to start making dubstep 130 now" when I loaded it up...

arktrix wrote:

Atac wrote:Now Image Line needs to solve the chaotic problem of a million windows floating around.

You mean by clicking the little X in the corner of the plug-in once you're done dialing in settings?!

Yeah it just seems a little like too much clutter when they could assign the windows tabs or something of the sort.
Can't complain though! I love Fl

legend4ry wrote:

Brisance wrote:

JBE wrote:Just to let everyone know, Dubstep should now be 130 bpm, as this is the new FL default.

I went to my mate "I guess we'll have to start making dubstep 130 now" when I loaded it up...

Guys you are stealing my joke

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