The new “Magnet Windows” automatically snap into place alongside parallel objects and to the edges of the screen. Now, let’s shift our attention to the lovely new vectorial interface, which can be scaled in real-time and supports high resolution monitors up to 8K. I might as well begin with the most jarring alteration to FL’s near perfect plugin management system, which was a bit frustrating at first, but the good people at Image-Line took notice of a gathering storm of requests to put the “More Plugins” button back where it belongs at the very top of the Add/Channel submenu that opens a new Favoriting Window providing access to all our plugins all in one place! I can appreciate having the luxury of organising my plugin library with user configurable category tabs in the Browser, but having to manually add each and every plugin to the category slot becomes a tedious process for people with ample libraries, so it’s always nice to have our plugins stashed away in a single location. For seasoned FL users, some things might take a little getting used to, but fortunately the changes are mostly positive. Unfortunately, since I’m working on a two-year-old Pavillion G6, I cannot provide detailed information regarding all things multi-touch, even though the product page indicates that multi-touch support extends to the mixer, and the online demo video published on Image-Line’s official YouTube channel depicts a product specialist taking full advantage of multi-touch optimization, which seems to cover a wide range of controls.
Fl studio 12 template controller editor update#
Now that Image-Line’s FL Studio 12.1 has officially gone live as a public beta version with multi-touch support for mobile devices, a bevy of added features and bug fixes and a fully scalable vector-based GUI, newcomers and devoted fans of this award-winning software can look forward to yet another meaningful update to what I personally hold to be the most workflow-efficient digital audio workstation developed thus far.
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