Know what I mean? I think mine today is set to economy, but… Some days, your personal Quality knob is cranked up to High some days, it’s set to low. It’s a useful-looking tool, but put that name on there, and some people may come away feeling like they’ve got artificial fruit – only 5% real juice. I would’ve liked some of the quirky personality of the original on handheld. But my real disappointment here is that I don’t see anything beyond the superficial look of the step sequencer that makes this look like FL to me. I see some FL Studio users, loyal to a non-Apple desktop OS, are already unhappy that this isn’t on Android. In fact, while it promises the ability to open your projects back in FL on the desktop, you don’t even need to be an FL user – MIDI file export is available, too. Image-Line also claims they’ve balanced battery life with low latency.Īll in all, it looks like a decent on-the-go sketchpad for quick ideas, but hardly a big departure from other apps we’ve seen on mobile. There’s also very nice MIDI support, both for Core MIDI and the MIDI Mobilizer, meaning this will work with various MIDI accessories both for the iPhone specifically and more generally with MIDI input. You get something like 90 preset instruments (only the attack envelopes are editable), a step sequencer, and pad triggers. The app looks cool, but it’s largely FL Studio in name only.
(Thanks to readers who tipped us off, though it seems I-L didn’t intend to make this public!) That means anything said here could change as the app is developed. Leaked specs and early screenshots have surfaced (apparently unintentionally). But it has found its way to a fruit-themed platform of a different sort, with FL Studio Mobile for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Blame the Windows-centered development tools in which this cult-hit all-in-one production studio is built.
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