Overview
This is yosi from Chillout with Beats.
The title doesn't lie.
I'll take a look and explain.
Can FLStudio20 really be used for free?
Most of FLStudio20's functions can be used unlimitedly and indefinitely.
I don't think many people know, but the limitations of the trial version of FLStudio20 are as follows.
Trial limitations
You can SAVE FL STUDIO projects.
REOPENING saved projects is NOT possible.
Some functions that use save/load capability don't work in the trial. For example, “Clone channel” and the “Save preset as…” menu options.
You can EXPORT to WAV and MP3
The TRIAL allows you to test all features and plugins we create.
Unlike other DAWs, you can save projects and export as WAV or MP3.
The only thing you can't do is reopen a saved project and some functions can't be saved or loaded.
You can also open saved projects by purchasing them.
And all synths and effects are available.
If you are already using another DAW, you can also use it by typing in FLStudio, exporting as WAV, and reading it with another DAW.
Personally recommended SynthHarmoris. Effect is familiarGross Beat.
Gross BeatI wrote an article about how to use it, so please refer to it.
How to install
Here's how to install it easily.
Proceed with Windows as the target.
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Click the Windows link.
After the download is complete, double-click the installer to install.
Basically everything is fine with "Next".
For the VST version installation path, if you are already using VST, enter that path.
There are 32bit and 64bit, so specify the corresponding folder.
Easy to install.
Double-click the following icon on your desktop to start using it.
Summary
I haven't completely researched it, but I don't think there is a DAW that can be used without restrictions other than the trial version that can't be reopened for an unlimited period of time.
CubasePro requires a USB key just for trial use.I don't feel like using the trial anymore.
For the time being, it is easy to install, and you can use almost all functions without deadline, so there is no reason not to use it.
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