kitekrazy1

Fair enough. Some DAWs wouldn't list FL Studio in crossgrade deals. Maybe they figured out it is hard to pull those people away from their lifetime upgrades.

only one moderator is here - this thread will eventually get deleted

Looperator - someone already complained "we are not beginners". FL became popular because anyone could use it. They annoying part is installing an update doesn't overwrite. You have to removed older versions. My DAW shortcuts are on the taskbar and you end up opening older versions.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1110910/discussions/

Scanning was always quick compared to other DAWs. Their plugin manager still annoys me

Always check their forum. They also post whats new videos

Even though I'm a FL Fanboy this post will be removed since it violates the forum guidelines.

Your price should indeed be $44. This is a special case which is not handled correctly by our website which we will correct shortly. In the meantime, I can offer you the $44 pricing. Let me know if you are interested and I will send you a Paypal invoice. I might do that only because their support is always top notch.

I just emailed sales.

it depends guess if you did 32 bit plugins that are no longer installed my .bun made with Sonar 2 open up in Cakewalk

I'd listen to recordings of something similar.

I started on Music Creator which came bundled with those midi cab;es via serial port that never worked in Windows. Cakewalk, Sonic Foundry and Magix has boxed software at Best Buy, Staples. Next was Home Studio and gave a great deal on upgrading to Sonar 2, which is still my favorite because it's not cluttered like most DAWs. I did skip S6 - they were getting like Finale with paid upgrades every year. That put off some since the new versions didn't fix the problems. When I bought HS 2002 they actually had demos of other software. I was getting turned off by the cluttered GUIs and tried the lite version of FL Studio that came with HS 2002. I became an FL fanboy. I don't collect plugins as much as I do DAWs. All I need is a Mac and have Logic, PT, and DP, I think I have them all covered. BTW Cakewalk was a pioneer in the industry. I do believe it was the 1st 64 bit DAW,

I was a fan of Voyetra software. I have DOP and their staff writing software.

I might ask them how does one qualify for Professional Series Custom Offer

so 3 less soundpacks and 2 less upgrades I'm now part of the have nots................ I might bring that up to support........