Here’s a sneak preview of FL Studio 10.6 – an upcoming version of the Windows DAW that has been updated to support Windows touchscreen tablets.
In this demo video, it’s being used with a touchscreen monitor on a Toshiba laptop.
Here’s what’s new in FL Studio 10.6:
Continue reading
Synthtopia reader ZakGott wrote in to tell us:
“Love the site… get all my music tech from you guys!
Don’t know how I’d get through work without you guys…”
Excellent! Glad to know that your work computer can download all those massive video files and audio previews.
We’re also advocates of maintaining a work/life balance – so checking the site out at work is highly recommended.
ZakGott’s been busy at home, too, though:
I have just uploaded a video of my first song with Fruity Loops on the iPad. I saw found the link on www.synthtopia.com and bashed out the track and video in about an hour. Very intuitive, easy to master. The clip/song is nothing too flash just a bit of fun on some simple beats… great app!
Mostly cheap editing, but just wanted to get it done, nothing too fancy
-> Exported to wave
-> Recorded on the built in webcam on the Macbook Pro
-> Downloaded all the files into Final Cut Pro
-> DONE in an hour…
It’s getting kind of amazing what you can knock out now on a mobile device. You can check out more by ZekGott here on YouTube.
We’d like to see what other readers are doing with FL Studio Mobile HD, too. If you’ve made a video of a song you’ve made with FL Studio Mobile HD, leave a comment, click the YouTube ‘Embed Video’ button and paste in the URL for your video on YouTube.
Image Line has announced FL Studio Mobile – a new FL Studio, designed for creating multi-track projects on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch:
FL Studio mobile will allow you to create complete multi-track projects on your i.Pod, i.Phone or i.Pad and, if you want, load mobile projects into FL Studio and take them to the next level.
If it?s a beat on the Stepsequencer, a melody on the Piano roll or a full song on the Playlist, FL Studio mobile has you covered.
Never lose that idea again. Get it down and happening wherever you are.
Here’s a teaser of the early development screenshots, more to come…
The official teaser info is a little sparse. Check out the FL Studio Mobile image gallery above and the specs below, though, and let us know what you think of it! Continue reading
This is a “quick and dirty demo” of Shinect 0.3 alpha with FL Studio.
Shinect is a midi controller that uses Kinect. It’s based on the OpenNI library and written in C++.
You can use 3 axies on both hands to send MIDI data, plus virtual midi pads that you can display on top of the video. It’s also multi-user (2 persons or more in front of the camera). Continue reading
Image Line put this video together to celebrate 12 years of free lifetime updates for FL Studio.
Image Line probably could have scammed people when they changed the name from Fruity Loops to FL Studio, but no – they were hell-bent on saving you money.
Apparently Fruity Loops is an anagram for “Lousy Profit”. Full on! All the way! What does it mean?
If you’re one of Synthtopia’s hard core FL Studio fans, let us know how much you think you’ve saved. Continue reading
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! Continue reading