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What’s New In FL Studio 9
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Filed under: Software Sequencers, Software Synthesizers & Samplers, User Reviews
Imageline’s new video for FL Studio 9 is more style than substance – but it’s still kinda sexy.
Details on the new features are listed below.
If you’ve used FL Studio 9, leave a comment with your thought on it! Read more…
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Filed under: Software Sequencers, Software Synthesizers & Samplers, Virtual Instruments
Image Line Software has introduced FL Studio 9, the 9th version of its music creation & production program.
FL Studio 9 includes 25 software instruments covering acoustic/synthetic bass, electric guitar and plucked string simulation, sampler tools including piano, general sample playback, beat-slicing, and a range of synthesis techniques (subtractive, modeling, FM, granular and additive).
The new version of the product can record up to 99 simultaneous tracks of audio through the updated 105 channel mixer. The Playlist workspace can contain an unlimited number of audio tracks and allows the user to arrange discrete audio events in any order or position the creative process dictates with complete flexibility. Audio tools enable time-stretching, pitch-shifting, beat-slicing, chopping, edits and creative destruction of audio.
FL Studio 9 is available now:
- FL Studio Express Edition (49 USD, download only)
- FL Studio Fruity Edition (99 USD download / 139 USD boxed)
- FL Studio Producer Edition (199 USD download / 269 USD boxed)
- FL Studio Signature Edition (299 USD download / 399 USD boxed) – Provides all features of FL Studio Producer edition + Maximus maximizer, Sytrus synthesizer, Hardcore Guitar effects suite and Directwave Sampler
A free Trial version of FL Studio 9 (allowing export to high res WAV/MP3 and saving to FL project format) is also available for download.
Details on FL Studio 9 below. Read more…
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Filed under: Software Effects & Audio Processors, Software Sequencers
Digital Music Doctor has published an updated version of their Music Software Internet Popularity chart.
The chart ranks the top 10 music programs, using search engine requests as a gauge of interest.
The Top 10 Music Applications
Q2, 2009, based on search requests
- Pro Tools
- Cubase
- FL Studio
- Cakewalk Sonar
- Apple Logic
- Adobe Audition
- Ableton Live
- Apple Garageband
- Sound Forge
- Sony Acid
Obviously, there are a lot of other ways you could rank music applications – by sales dollar, by sales units or by registered users, for example. Garageband would probably top the list by those measures.
Leave a comment with your thoughts on this ranking!
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Filed under: Music News, Software Effects & Audio Processors, Software Sequencers
Digital Music Doctor has updated its chart of the top digital music apps, based on recent Internet search activity on Google, Yahoo, AOL & MSN.
Here’s how they rank:
The Top 10 Music Applications
- DigiDesign Pro Tools (11.4)
- FL Studio (10.1)
- Steinberg Cubase (7.3)
- Cakewalk Sonar (6.0)
- Apple Logic (3.5)
- Adobe Audition (3.5)
- Apple GarageBand (3.1)
- Sony Sound Forge (2.3)
- Ableton Live (2.0)
- MOTU Digital Performer (1.9)
Do you think this is an accurate reflection of the most popular music applications in the world – or do you think it’s just a sign that you’re going to be seeing a lot more posts about Pro Tools at Synthtopia?
Leave a comment with your thoughts!
via hypebot
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Filed under: Music Videos, Software Synthesizers & Samplers, Virtual Instruments
This video is a quick tutorial on making an Electro Bassline In FL Studio.
You can find the FL project here.
via Spyrofunk
