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ableton just got native autotune btw

Bro is using FL 11 don't worry😂😂[just a joke]

U know we need Earl next right?

I know all DAWs and use Cubase

even bandlab is better than abilton

Have you seen the new native autotune for Ableton that has just dropped with the beta? Also, there are tonnes of good M4L clippers. The B-314 clipper from Osprey is free and amazing.

ableton is like it's there on your face, while FL is like u have to click this and that in order just to make one thing. Imo.

of course, only kids use fruity loops... Pros work with Live or Cubase or Logic.

bro spit facts. Can't argue a single thing so far. Fl studio still got 1 or 2 things, but in the grand scheme of things...

fl studio about to catch up and i look like you just want to be lazy on me

FL IS THE BEST

No native auto-tune you said? Haha

Your beat was nasty asf and in the best way it was fire 🔥

the irony of me watching you say ableton doesnt have native auto tune the day they announce native auto tune lol 7:02

Ngl I moved to ableton from fl a couple months ago now because its much easier to chop samples, get things on time and work directly with audio files but if i make anything from scratch i do it in fl the piano roll is so much better

2:15 You do realize you can resize every window and lock them in a spot so FL always opens like that and will look like abletons layout? Or detach elements to move to another monitor. The chaotic windows has always been my biggest gripe but its pretty easy to fix.

There is a native autotune for ableton. It comes with the packs & its called autotuna

Kavan DIGNAN!?

There’s a soft clipper in the glue compressor device. It’s not the same sound as FL but it gets the job done for mixes. Ableton is also adding their own autotune in the coming months. It’s currently in beta.

And Yeah, everything he mentioned on the video, Fl studio does, But the Workflow is just different, he may be more comfortable using Ableton Workflow.

Man, look what is live enhancement suite, it's free, but this not work in ableton 12, that's why i still use 11, just prepare you head to not blow your mind)))

fl studio users please dont judge the man its just a daw, im an fl studio, im not a hater to any daws

In Ableton. Use the glue compressor and turn the compression All the way off. Top right corner there’s a soft clip feature. Almost the same effect as fl

FL Studio has a convolver reverb as well it’s called fruity convolver. Does the same thing and has 100+ more presets

I started on FL and have been cooking up on Ableton for about 6 months now… FL Studio is still better. The audio quantize doesn’t even work all the time you’d still have to stretch certain parts a lot of times. Piano roll garbage asl… And the example beats here are not fire😭

If you want a good clipper that is actually as good it's standard clip. I switched to ableton about 3 years ago it's so easy to everything the only thing i miss is the piano roll but it made me play stuff more. I can't do without the capture midi button fl dumps the whole last 2 mins.

there will soon be a native autotune in Ableton, it's already in beta, afterwards personally I really like FL, but the problem is the workflow that I don't like,and a little anecdote: When Skrillex emerged on the scene with tracks like "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" in 2010, many producers and fans wondered how he managed to create such distinctive and complex sounds. Skrillex's sound production was seen as revolutionary and difficult to replicate, which contributed to its mystery and aura of innovation. It was then that the revelation of his use of Ableton Live had a significant impact. Ableton Live, with its advanced audio manipulation capabilities, built-in effects and flexible workflow, proved to be the perfect tool for Skrillex. He used warping techniques, sample manipulation, and effects plugins to create his distinctive sounds, what I mean is that Ableton created something, fl from the beginning just copied the others daw lol, there is no real story with fl it's just a good software for creating music loops

Switched from fl to logic in feb and haven’t looked back. I still use fl here and there but I’m a logic head now lol

Don’t let your pride for your main daw stop you from learning other ones.

traitor to the FL GANG

you can loop record in fl studio😅

have you tried Bitwig, though?

the preview of ableton's browser is also a game changer

FL has a plugin dedicated for quantizing, it's called newtime... For those wondering. It's very similar to the warping Ableton does

Where can I listen to your music?

I can tell your having a lot of fun using acapellas in ableton 😂

so basically spending 5 years in FL Studio without even understanding any FL Studio workflow, got it.

Just cause you have no idea how to work fl after 5 years doesn’t make Ableton better lmao it makes you an idiot

I just use serato sampler ... boom problem solved

Judging by the reasons you went to Ableton, I can assure you that you will love cubase. Try it, you will love it

Bros gonna regret this he gonna switch back just trust 😈 jokes aside good vid bro i aint switchin tho 💀

there's a free soft clipper called "clipper" by initial audio that you can put on your master in Ableton and it'll give you that "FL" sound 🔥

welcome to the ableton gangg ayy! lmk if u need any tips!! excited to see ur new vids in ableton 🙏

Haha... there are easier ways to do them in FLS. You😢just doing them the hard way

"but if you use that someone probably needs to check your harddrive" actually made me burst out laughing😂😂😂 great video bro and sick seeing my comment pop up at the start✌

i switch back and forth ableton and fl all the time. Best of both worlds

FL literally has all of those features with the exception of the instant quantization and the ease of making a bus group. And even then, making a bus is super easy in FL. All you have to do is just highlight the channels you want to add to the bus and then right click on the designated mixer channel you wish to send them to.

Always enjoy watching these the editing has really come a far way. Sad to to FL go but also want to learn how to use other programs

Honest question. FL sounds apparently quite beefier than Ableton. People say flip the phase and it will null and all the summing algorythms are the same. But FL has really a quite unique sound that suits modern bass heavy music IMHO. Do you feel a difference between these DAWS? I feel like with Ableton the sound is often not that bass heavy and warm.