Once you're used to it, there's a certain elegance to this marrying of step- and track-based approach to music creation.Īt first glance, you might not notice much new in FL Studio 9.1, but there are literally hundreds of refinements and improvements. You record audio into the playlist for use as parts, or the Edison audio editor insert (added to a track like and effect) to create ad hoc audio tracks. However, users of track-based programs such as Cubase, Sonar, or Pro Tools will have a steeper learning curve. If you're used to Ableton Live, you'll adapt to FL Studio in a heartbeat. Despite a slightly non-standard user interface, FL Studio is one of the easier digital audio workstations to use-if you come from a step/pattern-based recording background. FL Studio 9.1 is the latest version of the long-time sequencer and recording app formerly known as Fruity Loops.
