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i have v4 installed atm .... if i install v10 will this effect my current install ?

it shouldn't i ran 7, 8, and 9 on my machine at one time.

there's a version 10............


better check that it's not a virus homie

bokatordubstep wrote:it shouldn't i ran 7, 8, and 9 on my machine at one time.

there's a version 10............


better check that it's not a virus homie

sorry i meant 9 but im sure 10 is out for 2010 and pretty sure its been released

gonna test it on my spare pc 1st

hmmmmm.... here i come demonoid, here i come


i mean... ughhhh... FUCK WAREZ, FUCK IT REAL HARD


*edit* i checked out the imageline site, looks like the latest version is 9.0.3

we'll get it soon tho trip, we will

Version 9.0.3 is the newest version which they just released not to long a go.

Its safe to install different versions of FL as long as you create a different folder say image line/ FL Studio8 image line/ FL Studio 9 and so on. When installing it be sure to turn off "clear settings" if you already have your sample folders and vsts mapped out.

yes its possible i have 8 + 9

thanks for your replies .... gonna install v9 later

have been using v4 for toooooooooo long lol

looks like things are easier to automate in v9

everything is better in FL9 than previous versions.. except the lack of "last tweaked parameter"

Brisance wrote:everything is better in FL9 than previous versions.. except the lack of "last tweaked parameter"

im assuming u can still browse parameters tho ?

Brisance wrote:everything is better in FL9 than previous versions.. except the lack of "last tweaked parameter"

dunno how you lost it, it's in Tools menu

qlus wrote:

Brisance wrote:everything is better in FL9 than previous versions.. except the lack of "last tweaked parameter"

dunno how you lost it, it's in Tools menu

lol its all good then

Brisance wrote:everything is better in FL9 than previous versions.. except the lack of "last tweaked parameter"

Is there a great gap beetween 8 and 9 ?

PMoos wrote:Is there a great gap beetween 8 and 9 ?

Not really. The last tweaked parameter being moved to a different menu is one of the only major things. Good to check the change log and version history whenever a new version comes out.
http://flstudio.image-line.com/documents/history.html

Functionally, there isn't much of a difference going from version 4 to 9 other than slight additions, improvements and bug fixes. 4 was the first version to let you use audio clips in the playlist, and from there they slowly moved to primarily using audio clips and clip tracks in the playlist instead of block patterns.

One thing that I dislike about upgrading is that it creates a new install every time by default instead of simply upgrading. Good if you want to run multiple versions, but I dislike it because:
1) I have to manage different installs and remember what version certain songs are in. Not bad if you maintain separate directories with all your song sources as zipped projects, but I have a lot of flp files that are mostly incomplete songs that are just in the data folders of each install.
2) You have to rescan VST directories or check off plugins every time for it to pick up non-FL plugins. I don't use a lot of plugins, but it's annoying having to check them off again every time after an upgrade for them to show in my plugins listings. Even keeping the same VST directory, you still have to do this, unless I'm missing something.
3) All of these additional installs eat up more HDD space.

I'm sure I could install to the same directory every time. Old project files are compatible with new versions for the most part, but I'd probably still have to check off VSTs still.

sweet everything went well

now enjoying all the new features