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However don't be afraid to make your own stuff. Its really all there.Įach version of FL Studio gets Sample, Loops, Presets but you can always buy some more in their shop. If you buy All plugins edition you basically don't need to buy any 3rd party plugins anymore. It comes with Cytrus synth and everything you need for proper music production. You should start at least with Producer edition. Version 50 will be still free but if you buy any other DAW you will have to pay for upgrades and new versions. Its workflow is super fast especially when you learn about the "track mode" and piano roll.įree upgrades for life.

At first I bought it but didn't really like it, but now I love it more then any other DAW.

I just wanted to know whether a similar category/pack etc exists in FL Studio, or whether they are just all bundled in the various synths that come with the software, and it's down to you to create each sound etc.Īs a begninner, this layout in Ableton looks very appealing, but I can't believe that FL Studio hasn't got exactly the same sort of category/pack loaded somewhere in it's menu/packs etc.

I have attached a screenshot of this to illustrate this. I have been looking at Ableton, and it looks like it has easy access on the browser to preset Instruments and sounds (like lots of different keyboard sounds etc - sort of what I used to have on my old Yamaha keyboard from the 90s). However, I do have a quick question, which is probably stupid, but I'm completely new so be gentle. I am about to buy my first DAW, and have mostly been looking at FL Studio (mainly for the step sequencer, good piano roll and, well, because I've seen more vids on Youtube for this DAW than any other so getting very familiar with it).