To do this step, you will either need an external drive or access to a large amount of cloud storage. Now that you have successfully downloaded FL Studio on your new computer, you can start the process of copying over any samples and presets that you have. Step 2 – Copying Over Your Samples And Presets You will now have access to the most up-to-date full version of FL Studio on another computer, so now, let’s look at how you can transfer over your samples and presets. Step 1 – Installing FL Studio On Another Computerįirst of all, you will want to log in to your image line account and make sure that you have your FL Studio license in your account, which can be found under the ‘my licenses’ tab in your account. To start with, let’s look at a quick method you can use to get FL Studio up and running on another computer, including all of your samples and VST plugins. How Can You Get FL Studio On Another Computer? If you have illegitimately downloaded FL Studio, you will have to go through the whole process again on the new system you are trying to install the software.

So this is another reason why you will want to legitimately purchase FL Studio if you are thinking of getting the full version.Ĭlick here to check out the latest version of FL Studio. They have done this mainly to try and stop people from copying and giving out versions of FL Studio for free to other people. Image-Line has made it so that you can only download FL Studio through the use of a license instead of being able to transfer the files from one system to another. If not i will move it back:) Thanks.Why Can You Not Directly Transfer FL Studio To Another Computer? There are also templates snapshots macros and so on. There are a bunch of folders inside the user data folder included the songs folder yes.

(Click on the current location under Soundsets, hit Remove, then click on add and navigate to the new location, hit OK) Soundsets can also be put in a new location but you need to tell Studio One where that new location is as well under the Soundsets tab in Locations. (Unless you manually tell the new songs where to go.) By resetting the user data location, you will be automatically putting the new songs in the new location from then on. If you don't it will keep creating new songs in the old location. You can actually open songs from the new location without doing anything.īut by setting the new location after you have moved the songs, what you are doing is simply telling Studio One where to put new songs that you make. And yes move the songs to the new location first. Jemusic wroteBy User Data I assume you mean your song files.

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