FL Studio 10.5 "Performance Mode" (beta) - Any Thoughts?
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FL Studio 10.5 "Performance Mode" (beta) - Any Thoughts? Posted on: 09.05.2012 by Iluminada Gallelli Just curious to see what people are believeing about with this.. Ableton Killer? Flop? Somewhere in between? I did a quick search for "performance mode" on here and didn't see anything. I'm using Trakor for live stuff, and FL for production, so it would be nice to have a seamless 2 in 1 like Abelton. | |
| Iluminada Gallelli 13.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by Mark Bastian
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| Iluminada Gallelli 09.05.2012 | Just curious to see what people are believeing about with this.. Ableton Killer? Flop? Somewhere in between? I did a quick search for "performance mode" on here and didn't see anything. I'm using Trakor for live stuff, and FL for production, so it would be nice to have a seamless 2 in 1 like Abelton. |
| Iluminada Gallelli 14.05.2012 | You can use bootcamp, or I believe it also works if you have windows for Mac. I wouldn't be surprised if the next full version of FL is fully compatible with mac. I'm sure FL knows it will be a major factor if they are trying to legitimately go for some of Ableton's market share. As far as the flexibility gos, it's pretty diverse as a DAW. It's one of the things I like about it. There's a half a dozen ways to do anything depending on how you go about your flow. I guess well see shortly once the real version is out. FL also has free updates for life, which is nice. So once it does come out, it wont cost me a dime to see. |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 13.05.2012 | i believe that looks pretty cool - a non starter for me being windows only tho. looks like it may well do enough of what someone needs for clip launching, just probably without a lot of the flexability of ableton live? must be the in thing atm then - adding clip launching functionality to software apps |
| Yukiko Beauvil 13.05.2012 | Exactly, I don't like monopoly on anything hehe. |
| Iluminada Gallelli 13.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by Mark Bastian
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| Yukiko Beauvil 12.05.2012 | Not something I am interested at but It will be a great option for people who use ableton to perform but doesn't like the ui or the workflow etc. |
| Iluminada Gallelli 09.05.2012 | @Crowd3ontrol. I hear ya. I'm the same way but in reverse. Ableton is a rad program, but the feel just doesn't fit for me. The "Ableton killer" part was more of a joke. I believe there is plenty of room for both. @Childrenatplay. I've played with it a tiny bit in beta, and from what I can tell, someone who's into this stuff in general should get it fairly quickly. For a true "noob" to midi controlling, it might have a noticeable learning curve to it, but not any more than Ableton would. |
| Earlean Mundstock 09.05.2012 | This is really sick! I really like it i wonder how noob - friendly it i! |
| Tonisha Rayman 09.05.2012 | It looks really interesting but I highly doubt this is going to affect ableton that much. It's all personal preference I've used fl studio and really didn't like the feel so instead I use ableton. |
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