@@30killabeatz They used stock plugins. You're using StandardCLIP.. That is a 32Bit plugin which gives you 770dB MORE headroom than is possible in FL studio 11. Take the 3rd party plugins off and do a null test that way. FL 11 is 16 Bit.. FL studio 24 is 32Bit.. the plugins you use will not sound the same.
If you are using FL Studio ASIO as your output device, the 'hard-clip at 0 db ' is enabled by default in the ASIO panel... this would explain the differences in distortion. This is most likely what's happening. I didn't hear this mentioned at all in the comments surprisingly. Maybe look out for that and retest. Peace
I've done the test myself within the last few hours. In my experience, it isn't just an ASIO problem. if you clip your master fader past 0dB in FL 11 & FL 24, with the audio device in both versions set to your primary sound driver instead of FL Studio ASIO, you will still see & hear a noticeable difference in distortion when null testing. the audio should not change as much as it does between versions
@@30killabeatz I'm the type of guy that doesn't want to just rely on what I'm being told. I took your example a step further, and used the same project Image-Line share in their debunking video to test your theory! Thank you for making the video
So what I understand from this video is: what Image Line, DECAP, & others have said about FL Studio's sound not changing, is strictly based off of the sound quality BELOW the 0dB. I don't think they've ever tried doing null tests past the clipping point for each version of FLS, since they think everyone wants to avoid pushing audio past 0dB
@@VanceSwango correct! Most people who do use FL Studios, doing it the wrong way are clipping the beats and that’s how most of us are getting the sound that we’re looking for by just going past Zero with the 808 . That’s what I show you. in this video the results when you do that versus keeping them under zero
I already knew there was a massive difference. I remember back in 2017 I remade XO TOUR LIIF3 on FL 11. Fast forward to last year, I cleaned up the mix in FL 21…sounds completely different. Not just because of the different circumstances from then till now, but sonically you can hear a difference. FL 11 has more punch than FL 12-24. Honestly, FL 10-11 is honestly the only reason I’d go back to Windows
I see now why youre saying it sound different. You were talking about purposely clipping (going over 0db) that gave you the different sound results (I didnt do this exact test when I did it but I might try it later today to see if I get the same results as you did). But your audio settings are different just like I thought 6:49. Theyre not matched exactly the same like I was trying to point out in your other vid, everything has to match. Also check every audio setting like hardclip output at 0db and circular panning law, make sure the circular panning law is not unchecked. Edit: I just remembered something too that might be the cause of the clipping distortions sounding different, but not exactly sure yet until I try the test myself. But in 21.2.2 and above versions they messed up the sound levels and I told them about this and they know about it now but still havent fixed it (I havent downloaded the very latest version yet but on FL 2024.1 its still broken). Ever since updating to 21.2.2 I instantly noticed the volume levels were broken on some of my 808s when I was previewing my 808s from my drum kit from the browser. I leveled all my 808s (and kicks) in my drum kit to the same level thats way passed 0db and noticed in 21.2.2 that some of them were showing incorrect levels when I know what level they were suppose to be showing. It has to do with sample rates. I forgot exactly how the error occurs but its on the FL forum where I told them about it even with video proof and samples. Its something like if the FL audio sample rate is set to a different sample rate than an 808 (sample) then it will give incorrect readings.
Hi, I am not saying that you are wrong, but I do question the testing methodology that you are practicing. I think that you need to remove as many variables as possible and I encourage you to do this simplified test. 1. In FL 10, make a single 808 drum track. Nothing but the 808. 2. Dont have any plugins on any channels. Hear me? zero plugins! 3. Dont make any tonal adjustments like boosting EQ on any channels. Keep it flat. 4. Set your master or channel volumes to the point where you think it pushes hard enough to make a clear difference when exported from the different FL versions. 5. Save this FL 10 project. 6. For each FL version. Open the project, dont change a thing in the project but do ensure that you export to wave with the exact same settings. 7. Redo the null tests with the different exported waves. Get back in the chat and let us know the results. ☺ Thanks
I hear you gang I might try it out for the fun of it. Some in the chat have done similar test and found they do sound different. Thanks for watching gang.
i got i question i do have interface apollo solo and tube mic avantone cv12 i want to buy the Warm audio WA2A or klark teknik kit2a and connect it to the mic. i do need mic pream or the power supply that came with mic is enough ??
To be honest gang that’s a hard question. Because I’ve never tried that. I would personally still get a preamp. I do know that with every tube mic it should always come with their own power supply. But in the music world they would always recommend preamp then compressor regardless of mic
Bro there is actually no way you're getting any harmonic distortion from FL itself past 0db. That'd be just nasty digital distortion unless it's 32 bit float. Do a test with no plugins or at least make sure every single plugin is the exact same build, version, etc. Could be a difference caused by a legacy plugin that's processing the sound differently. Could be a hard limiter in the asio driver (though it probably wouldn't affect the render). Could be that you're not exporting both at 32 bit float (though there's an audible difference in real-time playback in the DAW so probably not that). Could be something with levels and the sessions not being exactly the same. Why don't you make a simpler test beat with only stock sounds and plugins, do everything else the way you normally do with levels and processing, and share the FLP with everyone so we can test it on our own? I'm simply not buying it the daw itself sounds different, that's ridiculous. There are no analog components in the daw or any extra dsp to color the sound when you push it harder. Doesn't make any sense. It's 1s and 0s with all software, plain and simple. I thought this debate was already dead.
@MIHAO first off fl studio didn’t do a video without plugins. Why don’t y’all make Image line do another video without plug-ins I used fl studio just like I do with any other beat. Plus I used less plugins in their video. Nothing I can do to get you to believe me. You don’t wanna believe. You didn’t even watch the video. If you did you would have found out it can’t be the hard limiter because I showed what my interface settings are. Just try it out yourself. Don’t believe what a company tells you. If so then you’d think McDonalds is good for you.
@@30killabeatz why would they lie man ? Like litterally fl studio is free life updates no matter what version you use ? you can even download fl 11 from them website, like cut it already lmao
Are you using the same exact setting/plugins/levels on all tracks *including the master track*. The older versions of FL by default had a soft clipper on the master definatley changing the sound... new version all tracks are empty.
at this point I feel like you're kidding your self, since you're not even going 96khz, that sounds like the 808 goes back down with the aliasing on both versions.
I should make my beats at 96kh just havent cared to keep it there but that shouldn’t be a deciding factor if someone is serious or not but thanks for watching tho
You are litterally clipping the beat harder in fl 11 than fl 24. Not sure if you are trolling or just completely clueless to be fair. Anyway I did the test myself as I have both fl 11 and 24, I pushed the same sample, same 808, same beat the same amount of gain past 0 DB, I made sure the panning laws are the same on both versions and that the audio driver has the exact same settings. Guess what ? It sounds completely the same. Like bro, litterally look at the two waveforms you used for your null test, one is clearly louder than the other, just look at the amplitudes! This is basic audio engineering bro don't do yourself like that
so basically, it sound the same until you make it go past 0 and distort which you're not supposed to make it do anyway. so if you are making your beat the correct way it will sound the same lol this is being very nit picky.
@@BillyBarter where speaking about music. If making beats the wrong way get me the sound I’m looking for then so be it. Regardless of how big or small it is, it’s a difference that matters to some like me.
Lmfao I knew I wasn’t trippin all these years 😂😂😂😂😂 they called me a mad man -_- like it honestly makes me mad how shit hasn’t felt the same since I switched from 11 to the newer the only problem with 11 it always crashes and vsts don’t load up correctly I miss working on 11 wish imagine line fixed that
even if it does sound different, it's such a small difference you would never notice unless you got real down and detailed like you did. especially normal non music making people who are listening to your tack they wouldn't know about any difference at all
@@BillyBarter you will definitely notice it especially in the mixing process things don’t hit like they should or it’s much harder to get the sound your looking for when you can just get it easily by leveling with fl 10 and 11.
@@30killabeatz it a very miniscule difference bro ur overexaggerating. it's no different then getting a new set of speakers, learn the sound and it's strengths and weakness, and you'll get similar results all the way around
@@BillyBarter that is your opinion, and I will just have to disagree. I just believe it does make difference in the mixing process giving you a different starting point because of the distortion.
They different in so many ways. They have different loudness result. Their pitch correction in 21 is more accurate than 12. A sound that is in 0 db in 12 is far from 0 ceiling in 21.
@@30killabeatz all good I’ve been a coder for them since hammerbros Sequencer what lead to the birth fl1.. the code has been almost the same from 1-4 and the start of “ xxl “ .. and thanks for sharing the proof of the sound quality
Reason I commented on the short saying I know the difference but don’t like when people over hype it is because of a clip of 808 mafia say “Mac fl is the devil” 😂. As a dude working off a later Mac it’s like damn but just keeping the info in mind is good when working with other people.
@30killabeatz W channel! great video! Awesome editing! Way to bring value while staying entertaining! Cant wait to see more videos! Glad i found your channel! Keep up the great content! I will be staying tuned in! Salute! 🫡🙏💯
@@30killabeatz Yessir keep up the grind man it's working! I'm working on getting my RUclips flowing God willing you definitely opened my mind to ideas! Thank you! Salute! 🙏💪💯
@@UKIYO-000 nothing wrong with that gang. The point of the video is to just show that they do in fact sound different. Use whatever version you wanna use. Never said that one sounded better than the other.
They’re different lol Another test you can do is by dragging in a stock drum loop and put maximus on the master channel and pick a random preset Export it and do the same in a different version of fl with the same drum loop and same maximus preset and compare them Fl 21 maximus doesn’t sound as good as fl 20 maximus so I still use fl 20
Bro you're so noob, YOU ARE WRONG. I TRIED THIS TEST MYSELF. IF YOU SET EACH ONE TO THE EXACT SAME SETTINGS AND BOUNCE IT AND THEN PHASE INVERT 2 VERSIONS IT SHOULD PRODUCE 0 SOUND IF THEY SOUND THE SAME. I TRIED THIS AND IT DOES INDEED PRODUCE SILENCE. SORRY FOR CAPS BUT YOU"RE WRONG.
@@aspekt7631 YOUR SO A NOOB BECAUSE YOUR TEST CAME BACK DIFFERENT THEN MINE WHEN SO MANY PEOPLE HEARD THE DIFFERENCE ON THEIR END. YOU DID IT WRONG. MY BAD ON THE CAPS BRO YOU DEFINITELY DID IT WRONG
@@30killabeatz Bro, I've been doing sound design for so many years. I know exactly what I'm talking about. Plus I just saw other videos showing you what your error may be. I think you need to make an apology video for your fans because you gonna cause so many people to go back to FL 11 when they don't have to.
@@aspekt7631 I was thinking I would have to do one because imageline commented recommending settings I try out and I’m still Hearing the difference on my end.
This is so stupid I still have lots song files on fl11 when I open those on flstudio 24 or any other that came after it doesn't change the sound at all... Can you imagine open your music files and it sounds different in any version... This is dumb...
@@30killabeatz it doesn't matter, the project open the same in every version, if not the program would be a total failure..... You can open the file in different versions of FL Studio and it does not change the sound at all it would be the exact same audio...with all the same plugins compressors limiters etc...
@ufkrec oh ok that’s my point there. If you have a limiter ok the beat and its not going pass 0 then your not going to hear what I mentioning in the video.
True , they sound different n the one I like is fl 11 👽 I would like a laptop for a give away man I would appreciate 🙏 but also other gear u would like I would appreciate for real am from Africa I use positivo bgh laptop for production but I keep facing problems of losing my projects lugging and real high temperature on the touch with fan noise but with ur help I would develop my work n have something to rely on 🙏.
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if you have no plugins on every version sound the same dude. why yall make up things for no reason
Did fl studio do that ? They had more plugins on their video than I did.
@@30killabeatz They used stock plugins. You're using StandardCLIP.. That is a 32Bit plugin which gives you 770dB MORE headroom than is possible in FL studio 11. Take the 3rd party plugins off and do a null test that way.
FL 11 is 16 Bit.. FL studio 24 is 32Bit.. the plugins you use will not sound the same.
Logic user right here, always loved that punchy sound encoding of FL 10, sounds so crispy and clean without over-saturating.
Facts. The overall clean sound is just unmatched! Thanks for watching !
facts 🔥🔥
FL10 doesn't sound any different from later versions. This has been proven countless times.
If you are using FL Studio ASIO as your output device, the 'hard-clip at 0 db ' is enabled by default in the ASIO panel... this would explain the differences in distortion. This is most likely what's happening. I didn't hear this mentioned at all in the comments surprisingly. Maybe look out for that and retest. Peace
Did you try That out on your end ?
@@30killabeatz yea. years ago I noticed a difference in sound when that was disabled.
I've done the test myself within the last few hours. In my experience, it isn't just an ASIO problem. if you clip your master fader past 0dB in FL 11 & FL 24, with the audio device in both versions set to your primary sound driver instead of FL Studio ASIO, you will still see & hear a noticeable difference in distortion when null testing. the audio should not change as much as it does between versions
@@VanceSwango you see!!! When you try it out instead of relying off image lines video you find the truth! thank you for actually trying it out!
@@30killabeatz I'm the type of guy that doesn't want to just rely on what I'm being told. I took your example a step further, and used the same project Image-Line share in their debunking video to test your theory! Thank you for making the video
So what I understand from this video is: what Image Line, DECAP, & others have said about FL Studio's sound not changing, is strictly based off of the sound quality BELOW the 0dB. I don't think they've ever tried doing null tests past the clipping point for each version of FLS, since they think everyone wants to avoid pushing audio past 0dB
@@VanceSwango correct! Most people who do use FL Studios, doing it the wrong way are clipping the beats and that’s how most of us are getting the sound that we’re looking for by just going past Zero with the 808 . That’s what I show you. in this video the results when you do that versus keeping them under zero
The real issue is the StandardCLIP plugin he's using (and any other 3rd party plugins) they are operating at two different Bitrates..
It's the hard clip setting in the ASIO driver settings. It's been proven over and over with null tests that there's no difference between versions.
I already knew there was a massive difference. I remember back in 2017 I remade XO TOUR LIIF3 on FL 11. Fast forward to last year, I cleaned up the mix in FL 21…sounds completely different. Not just because of the different circumstances from then till now, but sonically you can hear a difference. FL 11 has more punch than FL 12-24. Honestly, FL 10-11 is honestly the only reason I’d go back to Windows
You see you found out by actually trying it out yourself and noticing it. If there’s possibly a glitch in FL 11 or what idk, but i hear it too gang.
There's no "massive difference." It's been proven with null tests. People have rendered FL10-11 projects in 21, and the waveforms cancel out to 0db.
Its not the limiter. Its the float point. Take off all of your plugins that wont operate at 16 bit in FL 11.
good video man!
I see now why youre saying it sound different. You were talking about purposely clipping (going over 0db) that gave you the different sound results (I didnt do this exact test when I did it but I might try it later today to see if I get the same results as you did).
But your audio settings are different just like I thought 6:49. Theyre not matched exactly the same like I was trying to point out in your other vid, everything has to match. Also check every audio setting like hardclip output at 0db and circular panning law, make sure the circular panning law is not unchecked.
Edit: I just remembered something too that might be the cause of the clipping distortions sounding different, but not exactly sure yet until I try the test myself. But in 21.2.2 and above versions they messed up the sound levels and I told them about this and they know about it now but still havent fixed it (I havent downloaded the very latest version yet but on FL 2024.1 its still broken). Ever since updating to 21.2.2 I instantly noticed the volume levels were broken on some of my 808s when I was previewing my 808s from my drum kit from the browser. I leveled all my 808s (and kicks) in my drum kit to the same level thats way passed 0db and noticed in 21.2.2 that some of them were showing incorrect levels when I know what level they were suppose to be showing. It has to do with sample rates. I forgot exactly how the error occurs but its on the FL forum where I told them about it even with video proof and samples. Its something like if the FL audio sample rate is set to a different sample rate than an 808 (sample) then it will give incorrect readings.
Hi,
I am not saying that you are wrong, but I do question the testing methodology that you are practicing.
I think that you need to remove as many variables as possible and I encourage you to do this simplified test.
1. In FL 10, make a single 808 drum track. Nothing but the 808.
2. Dont have any plugins on any channels. Hear me? zero plugins!
3. Dont make any tonal adjustments like boosting EQ on any channels. Keep it flat.
4. Set your master or channel volumes to the point where you think it pushes hard enough to make a clear difference when exported from the different FL versions.
5. Save this FL 10 project.
6. For each FL version. Open the project, dont change a thing in the project but do ensure that you export to wave with the exact same settings.
7. Redo the null tests with the different exported waves.
Get back in the chat and let us know the results. ☺
Thanks
I hear you gang I might try it out for the fun of it. Some in the chat have done similar test and found they do sound different. Thanks for watching gang.
👍
From what I heard, early versions have different defult settings in the limiter on the default 808 template
@@BurnMoneyBeats I didn’t use any limiters or templates
Yoh bro I’ve been nothing the sound quality from fl 12 my beats were no longer hitting hard
i got i question
i do have interface apollo solo and tube mic avantone cv12
i want to buy the Warm audio WA2A or klark teknik kit2a and connect it to the mic. i do need mic pream or the power supply that came with mic is enough ??
To be honest gang that’s a hard question. Because I’ve never tried that. I would personally still get a preamp. I do know that with every tube mic it should always come with their own power supply. But in the music world they would always recommend preamp then compressor regardless of mic
@@30killabeatz Cool thanks
Bro there is actually no way you're getting any harmonic distortion from FL itself past 0db. That'd be just nasty digital distortion unless it's 32 bit float.
Do a test with no plugins or at least make sure every single plugin is the exact same build, version, etc. Could be a difference caused by a legacy plugin that's processing the sound differently.
Could be a hard limiter in the asio driver (though it probably wouldn't affect the render). Could be that you're not exporting both at 32 bit float (though there's an audible difference in real-time playback in the DAW so probably not that). Could be something with levels and the sessions not being exactly the same.
Why don't you make a simpler test beat with only stock sounds and plugins, do everything else the way you normally do with levels and processing, and share the FLP with everyone so we can test it on our own?
I'm simply not buying it the daw itself sounds different, that's ridiculous. There are no analog components in the daw or any extra dsp to color the sound when you push it harder. Doesn't make any sense. It's 1s and 0s with all software, plain and simple. I thought this debate was already dead.
@MIHAO first off fl studio didn’t do a video without plugins. Why don’t y’all make Image line do another video without plug-ins I used fl studio just like I do with any other beat. Plus I used less plugins in their video. Nothing I can do to get you to believe me. You don’t wanna believe. You didn’t even watch the video. If you did you would have found out it can’t be the hard limiter because I showed what my interface settings are. Just try it out yourself. Don’t believe what a company tells you. If so then you’d think McDonalds is good for you.
@@30killabeatz why would they lie man ? Like litterally fl studio is free life updates no matter what version you use ? you can even download fl 11 from them website, like cut it already lmao
Are you using the same exact setting/plugins/levels on all tracks *including the master track*. The older versions of FL by default had a soft clipper on the master definatley changing the sound... new version all tracks are empty.
@@TheMessiah91 yes everything is exactly the same. The older versions had nothing on the master as well.
@@30killabeatz Did you check the hard clip setting of your ASIO driver? The waveform in your video is clearly brickwall clipped.
Interesting, making me wanna install the older versions!
Yoooo wassup busy! Congratulations on 1m!!! Yea man try it out! Idk what it is but I also believe this goes beyond fl studio!
@@30killabeatz💪🙏💯
I'm just starting of extremely helpful
Glad I was able to help! Thanks for watching!
Can you post the projects so we can try replicating this?
at this point I feel like you're kidding your self, since you're not even going 96khz, that sounds like the 808 goes back down with the aliasing on both versions.
I should make my beats at 96kh just havent cared to keep it there but that shouldn’t be a deciding factor if someone is serious or not but thanks for watching tho
You are litterally clipping the beat harder in fl 11 than fl 24. Not sure if you are trolling or just completely clueless to be fair. Anyway I did the test myself as I have both fl 11 and 24, I pushed the same sample, same 808, same beat the same amount of gain past 0 DB, I made sure the panning laws are the same on both versions and that the audio driver has the exact same settings. Guess what ? It sounds completely the same. Like bro, litterally look at the two waveforms you used for your null test, one is clearly louder than the other, just look at the amplitudes! This is basic audio engineering bro don't do yourself like that
did u take off the limiter on 11 and 12 that push up the punch
Yup
so basically, it sound the same until you make it go past 0 and distort which you're not supposed to make it do anyway. so if you are making your beat the correct way it will sound the same lol this is being very nit picky.
@@BillyBarter where speaking about music. If making beats the wrong way get me the sound I’m looking for then so be it. Regardless of how big or small it is, it’s a difference that matters to some like me.
even past 0 db it sounds exactly the same. I have both versions this bs
Lmfao I knew I wasn’t trippin all these years 😂😂😂😂😂 they called me a mad man -_- like it honestly makes me mad how shit hasn’t felt the same since I switched from 11 to the newer the only problem with 11 it always crashes and vsts don’t load up correctly I miss working on 11 wish imagine line fixed that
@@Whatsgoodkrnah man your not tripping I can hear it too!
even if it does sound different, it's such a small difference you would never notice unless you got real down and detailed like you did. especially normal non music making people who are listening to your tack they wouldn't know about any difference at all
@@BillyBarter you will definitely notice it especially in the mixing process things don’t hit like they should or it’s much harder to get the sound your looking for when you can just get it easily by leveling with fl 10 and 11.
@@30killabeatz it a very miniscule difference bro ur overexaggerating. it's no different then getting a new set of speakers, learn the sound and it's strengths and weakness, and you'll get similar results all the way around
@@BillyBarter that is your opinion, and I will just have to disagree. I just believe it does make difference in the mixing process giving you a different starting point because of the distortion.
They different in so many ways.
They have different loudness result. Their pitch correction in 21 is more accurate than 12.
A sound that is in 0 db in 12 is far from 0 ceiling in 21.
@@destinedtosucceed5907 facts. But the people who tell you they sound the same aren’t even using fl studio
@@30killabeatz It's foolish of them to keep defending the versions even when the facts are so obvious
If you need fl3 thru fl7 lmk I wish thy would bring back synth maker
I’m a paid member I can download all the way down to fl 1
@@30killabeatz all good I’ve been a coder for them since hammerbros
Sequencer what lead to the birth fl1.. the code has been almost the same from 1-4 and the start of “ xxl “ .. and thanks for sharing the proof of the sound quality
@@30killabeatz🙌🙌🙌
FL Studio sounds the best on that Notebook Pro G16 laptop. 🔥
Definitely sounds amazing on a kreative device! Thanks for watching 💪🏽
Reason I commented on the short saying I know the difference but don’t like when people over hype it is because of a clip of 808 mafia say “Mac fl is the devil” 😂. As a dude working off a later Mac it’s like damn but just keeping the info in mind is good when working with other people.
I hear you hang. Nothing wrong with using a Mac thanks for watching!
Fl gangfrom 🇳🇵🇳🇵
Fl gang thanks for watching 💪🏽
It's actually pronounced Subscribe and not Suscribe. 0:29
Try to make the same song on different DAWs from scratch and hear the difference FL.sounds dif then abelton
Ofc it does
Definitely will do this with other daws
Yet when we talk about the same program but different versions of FL studios they can’t fathom that they sound different.
Fl studio drums are the best in the business 🔥🔥
I agree man no comparison! Thanks for watching 💪🏽
@30killabeatz W channel! great video! Awesome editing! Way to bring value while staying entertaining! Cant wait to see more videos! Glad i found your channel! Keep up the great content! I will be staying tuned in! Salute! 🫡🙏💯
I appreciate that gang. I really do try my best to bring value to the community thanks for watching 💪🏽
@@30killabeatz Yessir keep up the grind man it's working! I'm working on getting my RUclips flowing God willing you definitely opened my mind to ideas! Thank you! Salute! 🙏💪💯
It’s indeed different. As someone whose used it since 2000
Big facts! Thanks for watching!
I think in general newer things are loosing quality.. thanks for the test 🥂🥂🥂
You not lying! Thanks for watching!
Really don't care if they sound different still gonna use FL, cause ...... why not?
@@UKIYO-000 nothing wrong with that gang. The point of the video is to just show that they do in fact sound different. Use whatever version you wanna use. Never said that one sounded better than the other.
They’re different lol
Another test you can do is by dragging in a stock drum loop and put maximus on the master channel and pick a random preset
Export it and do the same in a different version of fl with the same drum loop and same maximus preset and compare them
Fl 21 maximus doesn’t sound as good as fl 20 maximus so I still use fl 20
Bro you're so noob, YOU ARE WRONG. I TRIED THIS TEST MYSELF. IF YOU SET EACH ONE TO THE EXACT SAME SETTINGS AND BOUNCE IT AND THEN PHASE INVERT 2 VERSIONS IT SHOULD PRODUCE 0 SOUND IF THEY SOUND THE SAME. I TRIED THIS AND IT DOES INDEED PRODUCE SILENCE. SORRY FOR CAPS BUT YOU"RE WRONG.
@@aspekt7631 YOUR SO A NOOB BECAUSE YOUR TEST CAME BACK DIFFERENT THEN MINE WHEN SO MANY PEOPLE HEARD THE DIFFERENCE ON THEIR END. YOU DID IT WRONG. MY BAD ON THE CAPS BRO YOU DEFINITELY DID IT WRONG
@@30killabeatz Bro, I've been doing sound design for so many years. I know exactly what I'm talking about. Plus I just saw other videos showing you what your error may be. I think you need to make an apology video for your fans because you gonna cause so many people to go back to FL 11 when they don't have to.
@@aspekt7631 I was thinking I would have to do one because imageline commented recommending settings I try out and I’m still Hearing the difference on my end.
This is so stupid I still have lots song files on fl11 when I open those on flstudio 24 or any other that came after it doesn't change the sound at all... Can you imagine open your music files and it sounds different in any version... This is dumb...
Do you have a limiter on and is your beat going pass 0db? If not then your probably not going to hear the difference
@@30killabeatz it doesn't matter, the project open the same in every version, if not the program would be a total failure..... You can open the file in different versions of FL Studio and it does not change the sound at all it would be the exact same audio...with all the same plugins compressors limiters etc...
@ufkrec oh ok that’s my point there. If you have a limiter ok the beat and its not going pass 0 then your not going to hear what I mentioning in the video.
True , they sound different n the one I like is fl 11 👽
I would like a laptop for a give away man I would appreciate 🙏 but also other gear u would like I would appreciate for real am from Africa I use positivo bgh laptop for production but I keep facing problems of losing my projects lugging and real high temperature on the touch with fan noise but with ur help I would develop my work n have something to rely on 🙏.
That’s what I’m saying gang. And most definitely have one sitting around that I don’t use. Someone else deserves it thanks for watching.💪🏽
NOBODY CARES WE USE MPCS OVER HERE WE REAL PRODUCERS
@@envisagefilmshouston biggest cap ever 🤣😂🤣
@@30killabeatz SHOW IT