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The history of FL Studio

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Image Line’s FL Studio – known to veteran users as Fruity Loops – is no doubt a major player in the realm of digital audio workstations.

From the early development in 1997-1998, right through to the latest release of FL Studio 12 in 2015, the Belgian company has fought through a mass of criticism and a constantly evolving industry to stay at the top alongside Ableton Live and Apple’s Logic Pro.

Power users of the software include UK artist Skream, Canadian dance icon Deadmau5 and a long list of other reputable names such as Bambounou, Secret Cinema, and Martin Garrix.

With the development of the multi-system application, we took a look through the history of the company to layout the development and success of one of the worlds most popular DAW’s!

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FL Studio 12.0 (2015)

The current release at the time of writing, version 12 see’s FL Studio positioned as a giant among digital audio workstations, a long shot from where it began in 1998. 12.0 saw a visual update with the mixer and browser – as well as improved support for multi-touch and 64-bit plugins. The 12th release also saw support for Mac OSX, a much awaited feature among some users.

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