FL Studio The Digital Audio Workstation

Belgian company Image-Line developed the DAW, Digital Audio Workstation is called FL Studio, ( earlier until 2003 it was named as Fruity loops). It involves with patterns, a huge selection of options, workflow tweaks, editing, after-the-fact MIDI recording and even advanced sampling in FL Studio. Extra ordinary advantage of FL Studio is free updates to the program. For existing customers need not to pay extra amount for lifetime.

 FL Studio Features

•  Graphical user interface – It allows the user to interact with electronic device like notation software.
• More memory – 32- or 64-bit VST plugins enables to FL Studio itself, in addition to this extra  4GB available, for larger projects.
• Group function – This function automatically contains multiple passes in a looped recording into a grouped collection of adjacent tracks.
• Volume Control hidden – This is useful for adding tremolo and subtle variations in levels. Which isn’t easily doable using note velocities. It’s also great for adding an organic feel to a phrase.

• Audio Units- FL’s newfound Mac compatibility brings with it the ability to access Apple’s Audio Units plugin format.

• Split And Merge Patterns – Hit copy In the step sequencer, click the pattern selector and select Split by Channel on the right. From the Playlist the patterns selection is easy. By clicking Edit»Merge Pattern Clips in the Playlist options.
• Additional RAM –  It is to use all of your available RAM beyond the previous maximum of 4GB. From settings activation is easy & automatic. Note that the samples must be 16-bit or 32-bit for this to work.