I have no idea how to screenshot this.

Gopher was just kinda… not great. It kept arguing with me, doing things wrong, refusing to repeat tasks, and overcomplicating instructions.

This is heavy vibe coding. I do know how to code, but this is faster. There were some parts where I needed vibes to figure things out, so I just got rolling with it.

• Full in-application replacement for Gopher. It injects directly into the Gopher slot.

• Connects to any standard local or cloud LLM.

• Supports pictures.

• Visible, compact tool calls.

• Customizable system prompts.

• Memory — it remembers your workflows and preferences.

• Able to chain tool calls better than Gopher.

I’m sure now that the access is there, we can give this more control than Gopher has. I’m still poking around though, and I want to spend more time making it stable enough to share.

There’s a guided installer to set everything up. You shouldn’t need to manually edit anything.

Install it, then launch FLaiK.exe from the FL Studio FLaiK directory.

Once it’s installed, you’ll have all the files you need to mod it.

Download v0.5.1

Github - Sadoway7/FLaiK

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Before you downvote, at least understand what you're downvoting.

I didn't put AI in FL Studio. Image-Line did. It's called Gopher, it's already in there, and it ships your data to their cloud whether you like it or not.

This tool rips that out and gives you the option to run a local model instead:

• Your data stays with you

• No data centre, no cloud dependency

• You choose the model, not a corporation

So congrats — every downvote here is a vote for more cloud AI, more data harvesting, and less user control. Really sticking it to the man.

A couple of weeks ago I was too much excited about getting back into music production, which is a hobby that I abandoned about a decade ago due to work/life stuff. For past few weeks I was getting excited about production again, watched a bunch of tutorials, shortlisted on which instruments/plugins I need to buy (already have FL Studio since before), then I stumbled across Udio and I am completely demotivated to learn/do anything now. With just a few lines of text it can make tracks which I will (probably) never be able to make.

I was initially planning to make my music available through spotify and other platforms, but since anyone can make these literally in minutes using the AI, what is even the point now?

I know it feels like a rant, music is self expression and I should do it for that I know. Also this post probably doesn't belong here but I want to know how is everyone else dealing with this? 

As a completely unknown artist with no social following, not much money to invest and having to keep a full time job to survive, is it even worth it to invest time in learning the tools and making music at this time?

What's your thoughts on pirating FL-Stuido? Is it ethical or not?

Hi there. I enjoy listening to lo-fi, jazzhop, and chillhop music. I am into coding and graphic design but I have no music background. Lately, I have been feeling the urge to produce some music. If I want to start learning how to produce the aforementioned genre of music, what steps do I need to take? What do I need to do?

Thank you for your advice.

I am a complete noob, I spend maybe like 5 hrs max on a "song", and I am done. What is the process of professionals? What are they doing?

I’ve been always wanted to make music and GarageBand wasn’t good enough for me. Editing and trimming on that program is very time consuming and the sounds are poor quality. How hard is FL Studio to learn as a beginner and especially someone who is autistic and has issues being patient? Is this the right purchase for me? Just want to know how long it takes to make a song and what exporting a file is like. Pls let me know because this is one of my biggest dreams.

So I was watching a Video on YouTube about midside EQing and I was struggling to hear a difference in the video, and then went to try EQing myself in the DAW. Again, I could hear a difference so I looked on the internet why that might be. Most answers we’re: you gotta train your ear. So my question: why should I bother mixing when you need to have a trained ear to hear a difference, and 99% of people who listen to music don’t have a trained ear and won’t hear a difference?

I'm so sick of this buggy piece of crap called FL Studio for Mac.

I don't want to waste time describing the number of bugs and problems this Mac app has. On Windows, in my youth, everything was great, and that's basically when I fell in love with it. What have you turned this popular and wonderful pre-production software into? Rewrite it properly for Mac. Image-Line, please make it a little more expensive for Mac, BUT REWRITE IT SH**T.

Sorry for the rant, but I'm just fed up.

So uh it’s Tuesday I need feedback cant wait till Friday

but I’ve been making beats sense 2019 I’ve worked with artists like yeat kashdami sahbabii and a bunch of others mainly in 2021-2024 I still am going crazy but now I’m working way harder to get back on my grind and I’m wondering if this beat still makes the cut I went from making beats everyday to making beats every other day

Just rambling any advice helps I need harsh critics I can post longer version to

I have produced and taken music production courses for 4 years but I had not taken it seriously, I don't know if it's too late to start, what do you think?

I want to hear everyone's opinion on whether or not FL Studio is actually worth it. This isn't a "should I buy" FL Studio post, this is a "What's your opinion" post. FL Studio is known as the go-to for the producing industry, and is easy and good. However, the CHEAPEST version is 99 dollars. You could get this, or you could get something like Cakewalk for free and get a similar experience. If someone wants to get serious about producing and wants to make a variety of music, FL Studio is suggested, but so is cakewalk and waveform.

Maybe overdo the Fast Dist?

The stock plugins look way to complex in comparision to other third party plugins or other DAW plugins. And everytime I work in FL studio, it feels like I'm in something like a futuristic space ship that creates music out of nowhere.

Its still my favorite DAW because of the ghostnotes and the piano roll. But it feels like a spaceship...

Cubase as example is something like working on clouds with rainbows. Ableton is like working on paper. And FL Studio is just a space ship