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Thanks for your comment. FST files are natively supported by FL Studio. Feel free to join the community at the link in the description where we can explore solutions, alternative methods and monitor updates by Image-Line.

So what can I do to convert them to dwp

@@SethMaseko-t2i Based on my research as of today, the Image-Line team has a group of developers working exclusively on FLM, and they're focused on adding increased functionality and compatibility with FL, so DWP is not supported on mobile at this time.

@@romogroove The feedback is great, thanks. Feel free to take a look at the stereo imaging playlist. Here’s one video that goes into advanced stereo imaging techniques that are simple to achieve with no additional plugins. ruclips.net/video/71txlAsA3s0/видео.htmlfeature=shared

@@WinningwithBlends Yeah it's a nice and well-recorded video with great tips but I am looking for a specific plugin similar to the one in Fl Studio Mobile. Cannot find a similar plugin.

@@romogroove The simplicity and effectiveness of FLM modules is often unparalleled. I welcome you to join the community at the link in the description where we can discuss mobile stereo delay and stereo width apps plus other techniques.

@@SimonRifi-o2m Sure, it depends on what device or operating system you use. What are you using now? FLM is always an option or consider joining the community at the link in the description to share thoughts with other creators.

@@TsepiVanUmbilo Thanks for the comment. I encourage you to watch the videos on LUFS, streaming services and loudness in the Mastering playlist. There are some simple yet advanced tips for using the Analyzer tool effectively. ruclips.net/p/PLm7ifW_3gZ1saJ79QEx5vCy_j6xH3PUBs&feature=shared

@@TsepiVanUmbilo Great feedback. This is one of my favourite plugins ever made!

@@yeongjj8390 If you want access to session files, then consider joining the community at the link in the description. Depending on how viewers such as yourself respond, we may create something for everybody to join in and create with. If you’d be interested in a huge group music project, then drop another comment. Thanks for your feedback.

@@Pollysbeats_250 Consider joining the community at the link in the description. Also, thanks for your feedback! Let’s see how Image-Line continues to improve the workflow of FLM over time.

@@SimonRifi-o2m Thanks for your feedback! Catch you in the next one.

@@Prod-by-Alpha Glad to know! Take a look at the playlists. There may be some techniques you can pick up and tutorials for what you’re looking for.

@@Prod-by-Alpha You’re welcome. Awesome feedback, thanks.

Thanks for the comment. After listening back, I agree.

Thanks a lot for your feedback. Can you offer more information on how you loaded the presets and whether they're available after reloading the software?

Thanks for your question. Good vocals start with the original recording. The acoustics and mic setup are important for capturing quality source material. Eliminate undesired noise between words where possible. When working with EQ, consider reducing problem frequencies before boosting. Control the dynamic range with constructive compression. These are some quick tips that could lead to your best vocal mix. Join us in the community at the link in the description, and share your creations with us.

@@ScorpyNima You’re welcome. Thank you as well. Let me know in the comments where you think Image-Line could improve on this experience once you’ve gotten the hang of it. Join the community if you’d like to dive deeper.

@@GODLYNXofficial Thanks for your feedback. The flexibility of FLM is that you can use it as an instrument within FL. Feel Free to load your FLM sessions within FL, then add on using FL.

@WinningwithBlends thanks for the reply!! But dang, that's a terrible use for FL studio Mobile. I've got all the instruments and sound libraries I need on my PC, I have no use for FL mobile inside the channel rack of FL. The only reason I use mobile is so I can quickly jot down a music idea when I'm on the go and then later import the project into regular FL studio where I can continue working it using my regular workflow and plugins. So I ended up just manually copying a mobile FL project I was working on and it took me like an hour when I should be able to do that in the click of a button. They really need to implement an import feature and make it so that mobile and desktop are consistent with each other.

@@GODLYNXofficial Thanks for your feedback. With plugins like TB coming from FLM, we can see that Image-Line is doing amazing work creating a compelling reason to explore both applications. Personally, FLM makes music production simpler and more musical when I look at how technical FL can be. They're both powerful tools in their own ways and even in ways that intersect. Join us in the community at the link in the description, and share your FLM works!

@WinningwithBlends yeah I won't be abandoning FLM, but I'm shocked at how bad it is considering how long it's been out. Nano Studio on the iPad 12 years ago was worlds better than FLM is today, so it really needs some improvements. It needs to be made more in line with FL. FLMs version of FLs plugins aren't even the same. FLM should be a slimmed down version of FL that is completely consistent with its big brother, not a re-imagined version of it with inconsistencies. I have no incentive to use FLM as anything more than a scratch pad for ideas. I'm not going to spend time developing a project beyond my initial idea until I can port it to FL.

@@GODLYNXofficial Thanks again for your feedback. I happen to believe FLM will be the basis for much of the workflow changes we may see going forward from the big brother. It’s less intimidating yet it offers just about every major tool producers and engineers use and require for quality work. I’m an avid supporter of both versions, and I do see the value of FLM in particular. The ease of use and high quality modules add to its usability as a viable production tool. It’s got some of the best effect modules around, plus they’re quite visual and simple to use. Let’s see what Image-Line does to make FL and FLM more interoperable over time.

Thanks for the amazing feedback. We're glad you found value here. Catch you in the next one!

@@SAINtMIN69 Thanks for your feedback. Feel free to watch the full video that’s linked to get further details about ways of pitch shifting 808s with FLM.

@WinningwithBlends Thank you I'm already into fl studio and a gold plate producer so ✌️

@@SAINtMIN69 It would be awesome to have you join the community at the link in the description. I’m certain the community would like to get to know your work.

Great question. Join the community at the link in the description. Be sure to get verified and let's connect.

@@Zerocchi You’re welcome. Thanks for the comment. Catch you in the next video.

Thanks for the feedback! Catch in the next one.

Thanks for this awesome response and deep techniques!

Thanks for the feedback. That's a good idea along with updating the playlist dedicated to the subject. In the meantime, here's a video on vocal mixing. ruclips.net/video/YCP7hvlZ1dQ/видео.html ruclips.net/p/PLm7ifW_3gZ1uyMj2i87qqbAIOl00prUSi

Thanks for the question. Are you referring to loading the entire effect rack as a preset? If so, then you can manage rack presets from the recently added hamburger icon at the top left of any effect rack of any channel. If this doesn't answer your question, then feel free to clarify and jump in the community at the link in the description.

@@WinningwithBlends so I'm importing presets from a drum kit and I don't where they are loading, they are not showing up on any EQs

@@TriGzBeatz If they're being imported from FLM, then they should be in the corresponding EQs preset menu. If you're still having trouble, join us in the community. We'll be able to assist more directly.

Thanks for the question. Absolutely. If you've got an external sound card, then that's a great way to plug in and record. Otherwise, you could use the built-in microphone if needed. I'd be happy to hear what you create with FLM and your guitar.

That's nice. Thanks a lot.

@@WinningwithBlends Yw!

Thanks for your feedback. Catch you in the next one!

Thanks for your feedback. In the playlist linked below, you'll find videos on LUFS, RMS, and so forth. We discuss mastering for streaming platforms as well. ruclips.net/p/PLm7ifW_3gZ1s6qyASyl3tZKkCUNec8HGl

Awesome! Thanks a lot for the feedback.

@@WinningwithBlends You are welcome!

@@cuffia5189 Thanks for your question. Can you clarify whether the instrument is one of the modules within FLM or if it’s an audio file that’s imported. If it’s an instrument module in FLM, then consider exploring the FX tab of the instrument to adjust the amount of delay that’s active. If it’s an imported audio file, then using Gate could help to limit the amount of audible delay.

@@WinningwithBlends ok thanks, it's a sound from one of the modules.

@@cuffia5189 Each instrument has default settings, so take a look under the FX tab to see what can be adjusted. I hope that answers your question.

@@RICARDO_GALDINO_GABBANA_LIMA You’re welcome. Thank you for watching the videos. Consider joining the community at the link in the description.

@@RICARDO_GALDINO_GABBANA_LIMA Huge thanks again!

@@RICARDO_GALDINO_GABBANA_LIMA Thank you!

@@WinningwithBlends NP!

You're welcome. Thanks for sharing your feedback. Join us in the community and share what you're cooking.

Your comments are appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback and support. Consider joining the community at the link in the description. Catch you in the next one.

Thanks for your feedback.

Thanks for the question. As long as the presets are for FL Studio Mobile effect modules, then it would work if you follow these steps. If not, then it can be seen as an opportunity to recreate an effect chain that gets you similar results.

@@WinningwithBlends ppreciate it bro god bless 🖤

@@kd_fadakingdom_topic Nice, all the best. Feel free to join the community at the link in the description, share your productions and get feedback from others.

Huge thanks for the comment. Catch you in the next one!

Thanks for the awesome feedback. Automation is powerful and simple to create with FL Studio Mobile. Catch you in the next one.

You're welcome. Thanks.

Thanks for your feedback. I've added this topic to my to-do list. Catch you in the next one.

@@WinningwithBlends thank u man im New user in fl mobile but if im old. User in fl studio software pc ;)

This playlist may be useful. ruclips.net/p/PLm7ifW_3gZ1tex4uLrabDXV20gDXUVQj-

Thanks for the feedback. Consider installing the mobile version on desktop. It’s a great way to backup files and to improve your workflow between a computer and a mobile device.

@@WinningwithBlends But what are the sounds?

@@lovetnlife The sounds I chose can be seen throughout the video in the effect racks to the right of the screen. Some are presets from downloadable sound packs. I hope this answers your question.

@@WinningwithBlends sort of, what sound packs? Are they all standard?

@@lovetnlife Good question. Many sounds come with FLM; however, I'd generally encourage users to unlock all packs for the most variety of DW Sampler sounds. Along with the Direct Wave sounds, you also get access to various drum kits and audio clips, which can also be used to make custom drum kits. Watch the video linked below on drum kits to see how this can be done. ruclips.net/video/qCOK2-ncJ4Y/видео.html

Thanks for your feedback.

Good question, thanks. Find Risers in Direct Wave Sampler (DW Sampler). You can also try recording the automation of levels and effects to create custom risers. We cover these techniques in a variety of videos on the channel.

Thanks for providing your feedback. I'd be happy to create a video that touches on the specifics of mixing vocals. Feel free to join the community at the link in the description where we share our productions and discuss the creation processes.