Image-Line has released version 10.0.2 of FL Studio, a music production software for Windows.
Announced Changes in FL Studio v10.0.2
- Newtone: fixed visual update of param wheels & fixed crash when using undo.
- FPC: fixed unmuting pads.
- Patcher: fixed pitch wheel response, freeze when closing ZGE, voice deletion when removing plugin wrapper: fixed parameter name bug.
- FL: fixed possible hang in undo when using interfaceless VST1 plugins.
- FL: fixed wrong tempo exported in rendered projects after messing with steps per beat setting.
- FL: reversed behavior when left/right clicking on mixer arming button.
- FL VSTi: fixed freeze in Cubase when exporting to audio.
- FL: fixed note properties not always selected when clicking on notes.
- FL: use different charset to let Japanese characters display correctly.
- New FL Keys wavetable, default preset.
- Resaved DirectWave presets in Data\Patches\Packs to use relative filenames.
- ZGameEditor Visualizer now allows custom entry of text, bitmaps, 3D Studio meshes, and trigger video by cuepoints.
- More details here.
Pricing & Availability:
FL Studio for Windows (and Mac via Bootcamp) is available to purchase starting at $49 USD.
For more information, visit the Image-Line website.
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