Here’s the kicker: you don’t need FL Studio to use these plugins. They work with any DAW so that everyone can get in on the action. But don’t wait too long — this offer is only available on the Image-Line website during the flash sale.

What’s in the Bundle?

This collection has all the tools to boost your creativity:

• Creative Effects

Add rich textures and unique vibes to your tracks with Shade, Sparkverb, and Dual Delay X. Perfect for dialling in that pro sound.

• Legendary Synths

Dive into the iconic tones of Emulation II+, Synth Anthology 4, FM Suite, and PX Memories. They bring the best of classic and modern synths right to your fingertips.

• Drums That Hit

Build killer beats with Drum Designer and BeatBox Anthology 2. Feeling adventurous? Scratch Machine lets you get creative with scratching and sound manipulation.

• Cinematic Sounds

Whether you’re making music for film, games, or trailers, Meteor, Quadra – Muted and Harmonics, and Augmented Orchestra deliver epic, atmospheric vibes.

More from FL Studio

This deal drops alongside the latest FL Studio 2024.2 update, which brought real-time looping (hello, Transporter plugin!), scalable interfaces for super-sharp displays, and handy workflow tools like Ghost Notes in the Piano Roll.

And if that’s not enough, FL Studio’s biggest End-of-Year Sale is also live. Save up to 30% on editions, upgrades, bundles, and FL Cloud subscriptions.

Don’t miss this chance to upgrade your setup without breaking the bank. Head to the Image-Line website before December 17th and grab this game-changing deal! https://www.image-line.com/specials/uvi-flash-sale

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“At Image-Line, we’re all about helping music makers—whether they’re just starting out or seasoned pros,” said Constantin Koehncke, CEO of Image-Line. “With AI shaking up the music world, we see both exciting possibilities and new challenges but it doesn’t change our goal: making music production easier and more fun for everyone. We’re thrilled to see so many new producers choosing FL Studio, motivating us to keep innovating with updates like FL Studio 2024.2. This holiday season, we’re offering FL Studio at its best price yet, with pricing tailored to different markets to keep it accessible to everyone.”

Building on the foundation of FL Studio 2024, this update introduces a host of new creative tools, streamlined workflows, and expanded functionality. Staying true to its Lifetime Free Updates promise, Image-Line ensures all existing users can upgrade to FL Studio 2024.2 at no cost.

What’s New in FL Studio 2024.2?

Here are some standout features:

Transporter Plugin: A real-time looping FX tool for dynamic, on-the-fly effects and seamless audio looping.

Hot-Swap Loops via FL Cloud: Quickly audition and integrate sounds directly into your mix.

Scalable Plugins: Native plugins like DrumPad, Effector, PoiZone, and Sawer now support ultra-high resolutions (up to 8K) with smooth scaling for pixel-perfect visuals. Over 30 other plugins now include scaling options too.

Ghost Notes in Piano Roll: Visualize notes from other patterns, simplifying groove and melody creation.

Low-Latency Monitoring: Record audio or MIDI with real-time accuracy.

Expanded FLEX Library: The FLEX synth now includes over 4,000 presets available through FL Cloud Pro, with new packs added regularly. FLEX packs are also available for one-time purchase.

Black Friday Deals

For a limited time, you can grab FL Studio at discounted prices:

Producer Edition: €169 / $139

Signature Edition: €239 / $199

All Plugins Edition: €379 / $314 (30% off)

Existing users can upgrade to higher editions with discounts of up to 30%, unlocking more tools and features.

FL Cloud Discounts

The Black Friday sale extends to FL Cloud, FL Studio’s integrated companion service. Save up to 38% on annual subscriptions to the Plus and Pro tiers, which include royalty-free sounds, powerful plugins, AI mastering tools, music distribution, and FLEX packs.

Sale Ends Soon!

Don’t miss out—these offers are only available until Thursday 5th December 2024, at 11:59 PM PST / Friday 6th December 2024, at 07:59 AM (GMT) on the Image-Line website here.

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Tom Budin has been making big ripples in the international dance music scenes with his blend of uplifting melodies, skittering percussion and blistering bass lines. The 23-year-old producer has racked up millions of plays worldwide and that’s no surprise judging from his stellar releases – he’s even secured a #1 on the Billboard chart. If you want to learn how to beat-make in FL Studio Point Blank have just launched their first ever FL Studio course. Sign up here today and load up on some incredible software discounts.

If you’ve got a killer drop and you’re trying to build a song around it, check out the video below. There’s a number of handy tips from building chords from your bass line, creating your own risers and more.

During the video, Budin demonstrates how you can turn a simple bass line loop into a finished track. Using FL’s stamp feature he shows how you can easily transform notes into euphoric chord progressions and form the framework of your beat. The Ozzie producer makes a future bass super saw patch in Serum to level up the epic-ness before adding hats and snares to turn his chords into a euphoric build. He reveals some great tips on how to make your drop punch as hard as possible by cutting out various elements and then demonstrates how to make your own signature rises and build effects in FL Studio using the DAW’s 3X OSC.

Feeling inspired? Point Blank can teach you production across the board – from humble beginnings with an Intro to Music Production course, to Sound Design, Mixing and Mastering and much more. You can even study your degree with them; they offer a BA (Hons) in Music Production and Sound Engineering in London and Online.

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Hands up who remembers when it was called Fruity Loops? The software of choice for many grime and later dubstep producers the DAW now known as FL Studio was behind some of both genres most notable tracks. Somewhat bizarrely for a creative tool, it was never available for use on a Mac and strictly for PC. Until now. Yes, all you Apple fans out there will now be able to harvest the sounds of the latest edition of DAW with FL Studio 12 being fully Mac compatible.

The news was first revealed by the company in a statement issued to Attack Magazine which revealed why the move to OS has taken so long, it’s plans for the future and how PC users will be unaffected by this development reading:

“We started by testing a FL Studio Mac OS X BETA (Crossover Wrapped) version with direct installation on Mac OS X. But this is still a Windows program, running on OS X. The interest in the wrapped beta, and the problems we faced supporting 3rd party VST plugins in it, lead the team to start work on native OS X VST versions of Edison, Gross Beat, Harmless, Harmor, Maximus, Ogun, Slicex, Sytrus, Vocodex. See how to get these plugins here.

The VST plugin testing, was in fact, the start of the FL Studio native OS X compatibility development. The VST plugins use the same code-base as FL Studio itself and if we could get these working to spec on OS X, then FL Studio would likely follow soon after.

Well, the plugin testing is progressing nicely, and so the team has turned their attention to FL Studio 12 itself. It’s a long and slow process and we can’t make any promises, since we may come across unexpected and or unsolvable technical problems. But work is indeed under way. Below are some of the issues we face porting FL Studio to native Mac OS X and explains why this is taking ‘so long’:

1. Delphi:FL Studio is written in Delphi with in-line assembly for much of the DSP. This is one reason why FL Studio and its graphics are so fluid.Delphi only recently got the ability to compile to OS X. So while this is great, it’s a 1st-generation OS X compiler, it’s cranky and sometimes causes problems of its own. But, before this came along, we needed to port well over 1 million lines of code to another language. We never thought that was a good idea, and it’s why we never did it before. But, things have changed, so let’s call this progress.
2. Windows API:FL Studio is tightly bound to the Windows API that takes care of moving, minimizing, maximizing windows, detecting cursor position, drag & drop, opening windows dialogs, clipboard functions, decoding MP3s, … so a port requires all operating system dependent calls to be isolated & replaced by bi-platform dependent functions. That’s a major part of what the team are doing now.FYI, just getting all this system dependent code from Deckadance (which was created more or less with porting in mind) and replacing it with bi-platform versions took almost 6 months. FL Studio is many times the size of Deckadance, so please be patient.

Will this impact on the development of FL Studio for Windows?

No, the team working on the conversion to OS X is completely separate from the Windows development team. They talk, but don’t share any bodies that we know of, so it’s business as usual on the Microsoft side of things.  Bill Gates sends his regards BTW.

The FL studio Support Team”

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