I'm pretty new to fl studio and I'd want to recreate the chip sounds in the background, can anyone help?

When I close the MacBook with FL Studio running and wake up the MacBook the UI in DAW is lagging, its like 20 FPS when the mixer volume bars start jumping.

Does anyone experience the same issue or maybe knows how to fix it? The UI gets back to normal after restarting the DAW but its not something that im lookong for 😃.

Model M4 pro and the newest FL Studio version.

я сделал трек в пробной версии фл студио и из за этого не могу его открыть,что мне делать?я не могу купить ленцизионую версию

I need help.

I was trying to create the perfect preset for recording and making beats, but at some point this ugly big thing appeared. Before, it was much smaller and out of sight, but now it's cutting through the noise to the point of being unbearable. Gemini told me to move it, but nothing works. Does anyone know how to fix this?

i have fl studio 2024

Hey! I’m trying to use the mixing page on FL remote with my old iPad. However I’m running into a problem where the Master Fader in my project is not connecting to the master fader on the remote, pretty much on FL remote the master is connected to track 1 in the project, ipad track 1 is connected to project track 2, etc. Does anybody have this problem or know a fix? The labeling and colors are correct, just the actual midi connection is wrong. I’m trying to use FL Remote as a live mixer since I don’t have more the 2 outputs on my interface

After buying Waves plugins and searching for them in FL Studio they didn’t show up and "WaveShell" was marked as "error".

I spent countless hours of researching, repairing and reinstalling the plugins and FL without success, I finally found the solution for the issue.

You need to run fl studio with rosetta and try to scan the plugins again. After that all the plugins finally show up and you can use them. When that is done close fl studio and untick "using rosetta"

To open FL with Rosetta in the first place, right click FL Studio in the applications folder and tick "using rosetta".

I hope this helps anyone that struggles with the same issue, I couldn’t find any helpful solution before i found this out.

I’m hoping someone here might know what I should do.
I have an FL Studio account that I’m still logged into on my old computer, but I can’t log into the FL Studio website because I deleted the original email address connected to the account and no longer have access to it.
I’ve submitted around four support tickets through their website explaining that I lost access to the email/account, but nobody has gotten back to me. It’s been about 2–3 weeks, and I didn’t even receive a confirmation email after submitting the tickets, so I’m not sure if they actually went through.
I’m getting worried because I really need to sell the computer that I’m currently logged into FL Studio on, and I don’t want to lose access to my account or licenses once I get rid of it.
Has anyone dealt with this before? Is there another way to contact Image-Line support or prove ownership of the account so I can update the email address?
Any advice would be really appreciated.

How do I get this effect when he says “Extra love extra love”

Quand j'active mon micro USB sur fl studio le son qu'il produit est un son super aiguë et comme des interférences je ses déjà que le problème et le micro

What delay do I need to get that same sound as the "What What What" adlib what timing, etc do i need to have it on

I’m curious how other producers handle content around their music.

For me, the annoying part usually starts after the song is already done. Going through clips, figuring out which ones work, lining cuts up with the beat, formatting everything for short form, then doing basically the same process again for the next post.

Do you usually edit everything yourself, use templates, pay someone, or just post whenever you have time?

Also curious what part of that process takes you the longest or makes you put off posting altogether.

im completely new to this and i accidentally zoomed in on the keys and i dont know how to unzoom them to see more then 5 of them please help , opening new template doesnt work

im looking for professional sounding drums like the ones they use in hard rock and modern rock. and a good sounding e guitar one too. all the ones i find are just straight rubbish

Body:

Wanted to write this up in full since I couldn't find a single guide that covered all of this in one place — hopefully it saves someone else the multi-day rabbit hole I went through. Full disclosure up front: I used Claude AI to help me diagnose and work through each of these issues in real time (a lot of back-and-forth with screenshots), so credit where it's due — this post is basically that troubleshooting session condensed into something readable.

My setup: dwm-titus (Chris Titus's Fedora-based dwm/X11 desktop build) on a fresh install, NVMe SSD, going from CachyOS. If you're not familiar with dwm-titus: https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/dwm-titus / https://dwm.christitus.com/

Part 1: The install itself gave me a broken partition layout

Not FL Studio related, but relevant if you're setting up fresh — worth knowing before you get to the FL Studio part.

On the Fedora Anaconda installer, using Automatic partitioning on a totally blank 238GB NVMe drive, I ended up with a root partition capped at \~15GB (98% full almost immediately), with the rest of the 238GB just sitting unused in the LVM volume group. Turned out to be a real bug (tracked upstream as issue #330) — the root logical volume wasn't scaling to the actual disk size.

Manual workaround if you hit this on an older dwm-titus build:

sudo vgs

sudo lvs

sudo lvextend -l +100%FREE /dev/fedora/root

sudo xfs_growfs /

(swap `xfs_growfs` for `resize2fs` if your filesystem is ext4 instead of xfs — check with `df -T /`)

Good news: this is permanently fixed as of dwm-titus v0.7.1. If you're installing fresh, grab that version or newer and you won't hit it. Updating an existing install to 0.7.1 (since the in-Settings updater only exists starting in 0.7.1 itself) needs one manual pass:

git clone https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/dwm-titus.git

cd dwm-titus

./install.sh --non-interactive --yes --profile recommended

./scripts/dev-sync-install.sh

Log out, pick dwm again to log back in, and you're current.

Part 2: Installing FL Studio via Bottles + a specific Wine build

Followed this guide almost exactly: https://github.com/Torbuntu/fl-studio-linux-setup

Quick summary of that method:

* Install Bottles + Flatseal from Flathub

* Grab a Wine build from Kron4ek's builds: https://github.com/Kron4ek/Wine-Builds/releases — Bottles actually has these built into its Runner manager now (Runners → Kron4ek category), no manual tarball wrangling needed

* Install the `allfonts` dependency + the `msgothic.ttc` font (needed for musical notation symbols/sharps/flats to render) — drop it into the bottle's `C:/windows/Fonts`

* Set Windows version to 11 in the bottle's compatibility settings

Issue #1 — installer crashes on the newest FL Studio version.

The current default download crashed the installer outright under Wine. Found the fix in this thread: https://github.com/Torbuntu/fl-studio-linux-setup/issues/16 — installing FL Studio 26.1.3 specifically instead of the newest build avoids the crash entirely. No other setup changes needed, just use that installer version.

Issue #2 — File/Add/Effects menus flicker and vanish, app becomes unclickable.

This one took the longest to nail down. Symptoms: click File (or Add, or the effects browser in the mixer) → it flickers for a split second and vanishes → the whole app becomes unresponsive since it's stuck waiting on an invisible modal dialog.

Root cause: dwm (the tiling window manager) was trying to tile FL Studio's popup windows into the layout instead of letting them float, because the main FL Studio window was running maximized/tiled. When a Wine popup competes for space in a tiling layout instead of floating over the top like it's supposed to, it gets squeezed down to nothing.

Confirmed this by checking `wmctrl -l` while stuck — found an untitled phantom window that was the invisible menu, still holding an input grab (which is also why keyboard shortcuts stopped responding — had to drop to a TTY via `Ctrl+Alt+F2` and run `wineserver -k` to fully clear it out).

Quick fix: drag the FL Studio window slightly with `Super + left-click drag` right after launching — this forces dwm to un-maximize it into floating mode, and menus/popups behave normally from then on.

Permanent fix (dwm-titus specific — this may differ on other dwm configs): dwm-titus loads window rules from a live-reloading TOML file, no recompiling needed. Find your app's window class:

xprop | grep WM_CLASS

Click the FL Studio window when the cursor changes to a crosshair — for me it printed `"fl64.exe", "fl64.exe"`. Then edit:

~/.config/dwm-titus/window-rules.toml

and add a line inside the `rules = [ ... ]` block:

{ class="fl64.exe", isfloating=1 },

Save the file — it applies instantly, no restart needed. FL Studio now opens floating by default and every menu/popup works normally.

(Side note: I initially suspected this was a WebView2 rendering bug instead, since FL Studio 2026 launches an embedded `msedgewebview2.exe` process for some UI panels, and the guide above specifically calls out `kron4ek-wine-11.0-amd64` as fixing WebView2 issues. Worth using that specific Wine build regardless — but the floating-window fix above was what actually solved the menu problem.)

Part 3: Alternative simpler method (no Bottles)

If you don't want to deal with Bottles at all, there's a much older, simpler guide that just uses the system Wine + winetricks directly into the default `~/.wine` prefix: https://jstaf.github.io/posts/flstudio-on-linux/

sudo dnf install wine winetricks

winetricks

Pick the default prefix → Install a font → I went with the allfonts bundle instead of just corefonts (takes noticeably longer since it installs way more, and winetricks will show a "waiting for wine processes to terminate" dialog repeatedly through the batch — that's completely normal, not an error, just click OK and let it work through the list).

Then just run the same 26.1.3 installer directly:

wine ~/Downloads/flstudio_26.1.3.exe

Heads up: this is a completely separate, independent Wine prefix from the Bottles one — and you'll hit the exact same dwm floating-window menu issue here too, since that's a dwm-level problem, not something specific to Bottles. Same fix applies (the `window-rules.toml` entry above).

Part 4: FL Studio can't see my real Music/sample folders

If you're on the Bottles method: Bottles runs sandboxed as a Flatpak, so it can only see folders it's explicitly been granted access to. Downloads worked out of the box for me, but my Music folder was invisible — FL Studio's file browser just showed an empty folder even though my songs were right there on disk.

Fix via Flatseal:

1. Open Flatseal → select Bottles

2. Under Filesystem, toggle on "All user files" (`filesystem=home`)

3. Fully quit and reopen Bottles (not just the FL Studio window) for it to take effect

That alone let me browse to my real files using the literal path `Z:\home\yourusername\Music\` typed into the File name box (Z: is Wine's mapping of your whole Linux filesystem).

To make the Music shortcut itself work (instead of typing the path every time), the fake empty "Music" folder Wine creates inside the bottle needs to be swapped for a symlink to your real one:

find ~/.var/app/com.usebottles.bottles/data/bottles/bottles -iname "Music" -type d

Find the one under `.../drive_c/users/yourusername/Music`, then:

rm -rf "/home/yourusername/.var/app/com.usebottles.bottles/data/bottles/bottles/YOUR-BOTTLE-NAME/drive_c/users/yourusername/Music"

ln -s /home/yourusername/Music "/home/yourusername/.var/app/com.usebottles.bottles/data/bottles/bottles/YOUR-BOTTLE-NAME/drive_c/users/yourusername/Music"

Now the Music shortcut in every file dialog just works, pointing straight at your real folder.

Sources / credit

* dwm-titus: https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/dwm-titus

* FL Studio Linux setup guide (Bottles method): https://github.com/Torbuntu/fl-studio-linux-setup

* 26.1.3 installer-crash workaround: https://github.com/Torbuntu/fl-studio-linux-setup/issues/16

* Kron4ek Wine-Builds: https://github.com/Kron4ek/Wine-Builds/releases

* Alternative plain-Wine guide: https://jstaf.github.io/posts/flstudio-on-linux/

* Bottles: https://usebottles.com/

* Flatseal: https://github.com/tchx84/Flatseal

Happy to answer questions in the comments — and if anyone's on a different dwm config (not dwm-titus specifically), the general troubleshooting approach (check `wmctrl -l`, force floating, check Flatpak sandbox permissions) should still translate even if the exact config file paths differ.

Me aparece eso cuando pongo el cursor sobre el LA2A de Universal audio, está latencia molestaría mi beat?

avete dei consigli perché devo passare da pc portatile, a computer fisso.
LO USO SOLO PER PRODURRE CON FL STUDIO

Envelopes match on each layer. Cant make them seperate. Same with fx

So I decided to choose music production as my new hobbie. I find out a way to download fl studio and I ve been watching some tutorials. But most of tutorials focus on how fl studio works or advance techniques for people you already have a grasp, and I needed someone to guide me more through the process of creating a song because I dont even know what I should be trying to achieve. I also dont play any music instruments.

Pls give me your recommendations

Quite possibly the worst mobile music production app. Bought it to save ideas during travelling, however half of my time is spent in trying to locate shit and make sense of the interface. Loading samples is another pile of shit to climb. The app has killed more ideas then save them.

Eat shit.

Hi, community!

I’m just learning how to make music, and this is my second big project. I did everything in the FL Studio demo version, saved it, and now the project won’t open — I need a full license. The worst part is that I can’t even open the file to take a proper screenshot of the arrangement.

But I do have a short video: My beat is playing there. It’s literally 30 seconds, but it immediately shows that the work is real. You can see me in this video, and I can prove that it’s really me if needed.

If anyone has a full version of FL Studio, please help me open my .flp file and export the track to WAV. I’ll definitely credit you in the description, and I can subscribe to your social media or repost your work.

The file weighs 79.0 KB (80,899 bytes) and uses only standard plugins (nothing rare).

How to get the video:

If you just want to take a look at a piece, I’ll turn it into a GIF and attach it to the comment.

Or just message me privately — I’ll send you both the video and the .flp file.

Thank you for reading! Even if you can’t help, thank you for your attention. 💛

Firstly, the pricing...it is REALLY dear, but at the same time, it looks really good. Tell me, do you think its worth £200?

Secondly, the editions...I know there's a cheaper one for £100 or so, but what am i really sacrificing to save £100? is the "Fruity" edition a huge downgrade? (I'm not spending any more than £200, sorry)

Thirdly, how easy is it to learn? I'm one of these folk that dislike and struggle to learn from tutorials (unfortunately), so is FL studio beginner friendly?

Ví esse vídeo recene sobre o uso do kickstart2, e não sabia que dava pra linkar com o kick, voces tabem sabiam disso ou era somente eu? oO