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Lorrine Hatala

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Aug 3, 2024, 4:32:22 PM8/3/24

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Another idea is to use Mixbox which I own on both my iPad and the PC - but an automatic translation from AUv3 to VST is not possible with both Zenbeats and Cubase/Cubasis. Maybe it would work on a Mac with the AU version of Mixbox. But with a bit of manual work (exporting custom presets to a cloud) this seems like a good workflow, which is independant of OS and DAW. Any tips for other high-quality and flexible Plugins on multiple OS?

FLS Mobile is sort of a different concept. It's an app on iOS that exists as a native plugin for the FL Studio DAW on the desktop. You can make a full song on the iOS app using it. You don't then export that and have it import as tracks in the desktop version. Instead, you open a single plugin in the Desktop FL Studio, just like you would a synth and can work within that plugin just as though you were working on your iOS device - but only within that plugin, not in the tracks, etc in the host.

You can host IAA plugins inside the FLS Mobile app. So what happens to those tracks when you hop over to the desktop? I believe they're rendered down to audio tracks. But it's been a really, really long time since I've used it, so I could be wrong.

Probably the best cross-platform gig in town is Korg Gadget if you use macOS on your laptop/desktop. It's not the cheapest option but considering you're in the market for Cubase Pro it's worth considering. Korg Gadget for macOS has all the same gadgets that you get in the iOS variant but you will have to purchase the premium plugins again for desktop. However cost aside, it's close to a one 2 one translation. Many folk have moved away from Gadget on iOS but it still has many advantages that are worth considering.

I purchased the desktop version strictly as a bridging technology to get Gadget projects into Ableton. I mainly use Studiomux these days for streaming audio from any iOS sound-making plugin (AUv3 or IAA) but I still tinker with Gadget in my iPhone when I don't have an iPad with me (I have Cubasis 3 but I find it less pleasurable on an iPhone than Gadget) and if I like my tinkerings I bring the project into macOS via the Gadget desktop environment.

I have mentioned this elsewhere but I have done a lot of testing of apps between iOS and M1 (which I assume we are talking about here) since getting my Mac. Here are a list of apps you can use in GarageBand on iOS and then open the same project on the Mac in GarageBand or Logic and have the plugins and presets preserved:

Unfortunately these plugin vendors chose different plugin IDs for their desktop versions and so they are treated as different by the host. If Logic ever appears on iOS then this will become something that more people notice as it will be a blocker to moving projects around.

For a long time I really struggled making music on the iPad as I was trying to replace the Mac as I was basically in the same position as the OP: kids. They took my time, my energy and my studio space!

Probably digressive now but i meant to say: each track within the FLSM project (within each FLSM plugin instance) can be routed to a separate FL Studio track - in other words your mobile project tracks, midi and audio, can be routed to separate tracks in FL Studio

It's seems like you could do a similar thing with Drambo and using it as multi-output AU on the Mac within Logic or Reaper. I can't test this anymore because I've stripped all of my stuff, including audio apps, off of our M1 Mini and I don't think Drambo works on Intel based Macs. I'd be interested in hearing how well this works.

I only have a Windows PC (for now), so everything with Logic, Korg Gadget or opening iOS apps on an M1 Macbook won't work. I think this also means that third party plugins can't be automatically transferred going from one OS to the other.
I think AU AUv3 can work but VST AUv3 does not. If someone knows otherwise, please tell me!

I was looking at that page earlier, but I had the impression that this just updated the FL Studio application with some new dynamic libraries. The Mac file they link there is a .dylib, so I don't think it will be available as any sort of VST or AU.

Weirdly enough, the plugin version of FL Studio Mobile supports VSTs. I tried running Helm and it actually worked. This was Helm, running in FL Studio Mobile VST plugin, running in Ableton Live Lite 10.

I'm 99% sure you're mistaken about the FLS Plugin. There is nothing to lead me to believe that it's anything but a native FL Studio plugin. However, I will bust out my PC some time soon to check it out since I know you're a pretty careful person.

Oh, and I'm pretty curious why you would have the folder they tell you to drag the files into C:\Program Files (x86)\Image-Line\FL Studio 20\Plugins\Fruity\Generators\FL Studio Mobile if you did not have at least the free demo version of FL Studio installed. You would have had to create that folder manually, and then you would have had to tell Ableton Live to scan it to find the VST plugin if it was there.

The FL Studio Plugin version is Free for all FL Studio owners. As usual, we reserve the right to change these terms. So if you own FL Studio Mobile (for Android, iOS or Windows App) register it to your IL account and you will continue to have free access to the FL Plugin version, should we decide to sell it as an add-on purchase (for which we have no plan at the moment). Put simply: All FL Studio owners get this plugin for free. Registering your mobile version to your IL account will guarantee it stays that way for you.