Here you will find the File, Edit, Options and much more up the top left.Ī lot of them are straightforward, or just itemized versions of the various buttons and knobs that lay across the interface already, so don’t get hung up on these.
Nothing is fixed, besides the toolbar across the top of the screen, which is what we will look at first. That’s the beauty of this DAW – it’s infinitely customizable, especially in comparison to its arch-nemesis, Ableton Live. The first thing to know about FL Studio is that all the windows can be moved around. If you try and load it in FL before setting it up, it will crash the second you choose it as your ASIO driver.Download the free eBook Table of Contentsįor most of you, FL Studio will look something like this when you first load it up.
(This has to be initialized in reaper, then you can use it in FL. You'll probably have to use ASIO4ALL in order to access all of your connected audio devices. This runs in the Mixer of FL, allowing you to route things in a very customizable fashion. This program allows you to create virtual inputs/outputs at will (even allowing you to seperate audio by program), but is a lot trickier to set up. From the website: "The cause of, and solution to, all your audio problems". On the other end of the ease-of-use spectrum there's Synchronous Audio Router. (Mic > FL > VAC input > VAC Output > Discord) They take a little effort to get your inputs/outputs figured out, but once that's set up it's pretty painless. Those are both relatively simple solutions with a single virtual input/output. (Voicemeeter Banana has more ins/outs available, but otherwise works teh same as Voicemeeter.) There's a couple solutions for this, look into VirtualAudioCable or Voicemeeter from VB-Audio.
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