FL Studio 9 on the Mac does not run smoothly

[Lyric]

FL Studio is a complete environment for creating music on PC. Samples, loops , virtual instruments , effects. Everything is included in the software. So now, I expect to spend under Mac soon , but the trouble is I puff with Fruity Loops so I wanted to know if some manage to run both without problem. There seems to have several techniques to operate FSL, install Windows on Mac ( Me it feel like it because it certainly will not be stable ) or use software ( crossover I think) that will permit to install files . exe . If someone could inform me it would be cool.

[Dr. V]

If FL Studio is the perfect software to mix, it will be of great help if you like torturing the samples . Contrary to appearances , FL Studio is not a real sequencer as can be found on Live or Cubase , but turns out , however, fairly intuitive and relatively easy to own compared to other programs on the market . This demo allows access to all features but you can not save your compositions.

[SalVatore]

Basically, a music software can be used as inputs or outputs MIDI physical (Sound card , joystick port or other ) to send or receive MIDI messages . That means any MIDI message traveling from the computer (or towards ) an external device. We are therefore unable to connect them by software via MIDI as any message sent by the software is intended to leave the computer.

[jesse]

To connect two ports, We left - click on one of two remaining support and we draw a line to the other. To disconnect two portsWe right-click on the bridge between the two, and we find: Disconnect: ( Names of two ports ). To filter the messages between two ports, We right-click on the bridge between the two, and we find: Properties. In the new menu that appears, you can select the channels that can transmit messages ( click on All to select all ) and system messages that will be allowed.

[Calvin K]

You have a keyboard or a keyboard with knobs and faders, or simply to connect a MIDI controller Fruity ? It's very simple , I explain the ABCs here to use a MIDI input in Fruity Loops . Software used : No , but if you have Fruity , it will be better. Connect your device to the computer and turn it on . Run Fruity Loops and go Options - > MIDI Settings. Below Remote control input, choose the MIDI input to which is connected to your device . Under Controller Type, choose (Generic Controller).

[MrChris-]

Once both programs installed , turn on your controllers and plug them , then run MIDI Connection Center. Select the MIDI inputs which are connected your devices. Opposite, for both entries , choose, for example , port: MIDI Yoke : 1. Run Fruity Loops , go to Options - > MIDI Settings. Below Remote control inputChoose MIDI Yoke : 1And under Controller Type, choose (Generic Controller ). And now, here we go!