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Title Page If your CPU load climbs too high, you will hear clicks, pops or
stuttering in the live audio. This is known as a buffer underrun.
What is FL Studio?
The good news is, CPU load can be lowered if you take the time to
What's New in FL Studio 20? make some adjustments to FL Studio as shown below.
Product Information Why do underruns happen? - Live audio is pre-rendered in small
chunks that are then sent to your audio interface. The Buffer
Purchasing & Registration
length decides how long these chunks are. The purpose of pre-
Introduction to FL Studio rendering is to even out momentary spikes in CPU load, when your
What's New? computers ability to generate audio is slower than 'real-time'. In
this case, some of the buffered audio can be used while real-time
The user interface
processing catches up. If the buffer runs out, because your CPU
Video tutorials can't keep up with real-time for too long, then your audio device
will start crackling or stuttering.
Making music (Tutorial)
Underruns only matter during real-time playback - Loading
Hardware controllers
projects and plugins will cause underruns and so the total count
Software controllers should not bother you. Underruns also can't occur in exported wave
or mp3 files as the render process can take as long as it needs to
Touch Controllers
generate audio. If you do hear glitches in an exported audio, then
IL Remote App it's a plugin behaving badly. Further information is available in the
FL Studio Optimization YouTube playlist.
Keyboard & Mouse
shortcuts
First settings and things to check
Useful web-links
Some very important settings are located on Options > Audio:
Setting Up FL Studio

Setup Wizard

Audio Setup

ASIO Driver Setup

Primary Sound Driver Setup

MIDI Setup

File Settings Setup


1. Audio settings (drivers)
Next Steps
Windows, one of the most important settings
Options & Settings
is to select an ASIO audio device driver from the
System Settings Input / output menu. Look first for the native
ASIO driver that installed with your audio device
MIDI Settings
OR if one is not available use the Image-Line FL
Audio Settings Studio ASIO. Whichever driver you use,
Audio ASIO4ALL Settings download the latest from your audio device
manufacturer.
General Settings
macOS - Try Aggregating your audio interface.
File Settings
This can improve unsolvable crackling issues,
Debugging Information particularly during recording.

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Project Settings NOTE: Do not connect your audio device through a hub.

Project Information Use a direct USB port connection.

Project General Settings 2. Increase the audio buffer length - For Windows and
macOS, make sure the Buffer length setting is not less
Main Menu, Panels & Tool
than 10 ms (441 samples). The Buffer length setting is
Bars
found on the Audio settings page. For Windows you will
Main Menu Bar need to click the 'Show ASIO panel' button there, to see

File Menu the settings if you are using an ASIO driver (as you should
be!). Starting from 10 ms (441 samples) keep adding 5
Edit Menu ms (220 sample) increments until you notice a drop in
Add Menu CPU usage. But there are limits, buffer lengths over 40
ms (1764 samples) make live playing difficult and will
Patterns Menu
probably not help CPU usage. NOTES:
View Menu

Options Menu

Tools Menu

Help Menu

Toolbar

Editing the Toolbar

Main Menu

Title & Hint Panel

Transport Panel

CPU & Memory Panel

Global Snap Panel The graph shows why very short buffers are bad,
and very long buffers don't help - In this example the
Output Panel
minimum time needed to generate audio for the project
Online Panel is 50% of real-time. That is, no matter how long the
buffer, the computer needs half the buffer-time to
Pattern Panel
generate the audio to fill it. Longer buffers don't come
Shortcut Icons for free, as more audio needs to be generated to fill
Time Panel them. Short buffers are a problem because there is a
minimum time that can't be crossed without the CPU
Multilink Controllers Icon
falling behind real-time. As the buffer is reduced,
Main Volume & Pitch processing overheads become an increasingly large
Panel proportion of the workload and the CPU meter climbs
rapidly, usually below 10 ms, as the theoretical minimum
Window Controls
buffer length is approached. Conversely, longer buffers
File Browser simply converge on the minimum possible buffer-fill-time,
in this case 50%.
Plugin Database
NOTES: The graph is based on the assumption the
Project Browser
processing overhead is 1 ms and the buffer-fill-time is
Advanced folder stuff 0.5 x Buffer Length (ms). For an explanation on how the
FL Studio CPU meter is different from the OS CPU
Channel Rack & Step
meter, see here. Quoted sample latencies assume a
Sequencer
sample rate of 44100 Hz.
Channel Button Menu
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3. Is your CPU running at full speed? Do you have some


Channel Settings
wimpy energy saving/CPU throttling mode engaged. If
Main Control you are serious about your music production then you will
be prepared for, at least, some melting of the polar ice
Sampler Setting
caps. See:
Instrument Setting
Windows - 'Start > Settings > Control panel
Miscellaneous Setting
> System & maintenance*** > Power
Automation Clip Setting Options'. *** Whether or not this sub-menu
shows depends on your windows settings. Set
Layer Setting
your power management to 'High performance
Plugin Window Setting mode'. If you are running a Laptop/Tablet CPU
Piano Roll and experiencing unexpected audio glitches or
CPU spikes, try Advanced Settings and set
Piano Roll Arpeggiator
Minimum / Maximum processor state to 99%.
Piano Roll Articulator This can prevent the system going into turbo CPU
mode, and then thermal throttling which causes
Piano Roll Chopper
issues. Finally, ALWAYS use a laptop connected to
Piano Roll Claw Machine the power supply.

Piano Roll Flam Tool


macOS - Open 'System Preferences > 'Energy
Piano Roll Flip Tool Saver' > (available option depends on your Mac
model) Set 'Computer sleep' slider to 'Never'
Piano Roll LFO Tool
OR Check the box 'Prevent computer from
Piano Roll Key Limiter sleeping automatically when the display is
Tool off'. Un-check 'Put hard disks to sleep when
possible' and 'Enable Power Nap'. Laptops:
Piano Roll Menu
Open System Preferences > Energy Saver >
Import MIDI Data Dialog Un-check automatic graphics switching.
Piano Roll Quantizer Finally, ALWAYS use a laptop connected to the
power supply.
Piano Roll Randomizer
4. Open plugins - Use the View Menu > Close all plugin
Riff Machine
windows ( Alt+F12). Leaving plugin interfaces open,
Piano Roll Scale Level even when they are in the background behind other
Tool windows and not in use, can use significant CPU
Piano Roll Strum Tool resources. If you have a habit of leaving windows open,
time to change your workflow.
Playlist
5. Problem plugins - Check the Plugins behaving badly
Patterns
page in the manual. You may be able to identify CPU
Audio Clips intensive plugins with the Plugin performance monitor.
Automation Clips
6. Bridged plugins - Make sure you are not bridging plugins
Performance Mode unnecessarily. There are two common causes:

Instrument / Generator
VST library mismatches - Make sure you are
Plugins
using plugins that match your version of FL
Plugin Wrapper Studio (32 or 64 Bit). Some people switch to FL
Studio 64 Bit while their VST library is still 32 Bit
Wrapper: Menu
OR they unnecessarily run the 32 Bit version on a
Wrapper: Additional 64 Bit system with mainly 64 Bit plugins. If FL
Settings
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g
Studio can't find 64 Bit equivalents of the plugins
Wrapper: Plugin
it will bridge 32 Bit versions to 64 Bit mode and
Processing
vice versa. This uses more CPU than 32 Bit plugin
Wrapper: on FL Studio 32 Bit or 64 Bit plugins on FL Studio
Troubleshooting 64 Bit.

3x Osc Incorrect Wrapper settings - Make sure you


Audio Clips don't have Wrapper Processing > Make bridged
activated where it is not needed or intended. The
Autogun
wrapper remembers settings, so deselect it for
Automation Clips each plugin with Autosave activated. Bridging
uses about 2% extra per plugin, so a couple
BassDrum
won't matter but 10+ definitely will. Bridged
BeepMap plugins may also just behave badly causing pops,
glitches and possibly crashes. Make sure to install
BooBass
32/64 Bit versions of ALL plugins to match FL
Channel Sampler Studio. For more details see FL Studio 32 vs 64
Control Surface Bit FAQ

Dashboard 7. Time stretching > Mode > Stretch - If you have a lot
of Audio Clips set to this mode, they will consume far
DirectWave Sampler
more CPU than when set to Resample. Generally, you
FLEX should only use 'Stretch' mode for Clips that span a
FL Keys Tempo change. Otherwise, use offline stretch modes.

FL Slayer 8. Multithread support - Make sure Multithreaded


generator processing and Multithreaded mixer
FL Studio Mobile
processing are selected on the Audio Settings panel AND
FPC if you are using VST plugins, 'Allow threaded processing' is
Fruit Kick selected on the Wrapper.

Fruity Dance 9. Smart Disable - Enable Smart disable on the Audio


Settings and then run the Tools Menu > Macros Switch
Drumaxx
smart disable for all plugins. This will disable effects &
Drumpad instruments when they are not making any sound and can
Fruity DrumSynth Live decrease CPU usage significantly. If this global option
causes issues with any plugins it can be disabled for those
Fruity DX10
individual plugins using the wrapper menu setting 'Smart
Fruity Envelope Controller disable'. NOTE: Smart Disable is active only during live
playback, it is temporarily disabled when rendering.
Fruity Granulizer

Fruity Keyboard 10. Create multi-core compatible projects - Make sure


Controller that your highest CPU using plugins are routed to
independent Mixer Tracks without shared 'Send' Channels.
Fruity Layer
Multi-core CPUs need computational tasks that can be run
Fruity Slicer simultaneously and so split across cores. Each Mixer Track
represents an 'opportunity' to create these independent,
Fruity Soundfont Player
parallel, processing paths. Each unit in the audio chain
Fruity Vibrator from the instrument through to the Mixer track and the
effects must be processed in sequence on the same
Fruity Video Player
core. If one mixer track is linked to another, then all the
Fruity Voltage Controller instruments and effects on both Mixer Tracks now have a

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Groove Machine Synth dependency and can't be split across cores efficiently.

Harmless Symptoms of this situation are audio glitches as


individual cores max-out and cause underruns while the
Harmless Tutorials overall CPU load still appears to be low.
Harmless Credits
Optimization Checklist
Harmor
Quick reference list for CPU optimization...
IL Remote

MIDI Out 1. Update to the latest version of FL Studio . We made


some dramatic improvements to CPU load starting with FL
MiniSynth
Studio 20.0.4 and more since then.
Morphine
2. Set these Audio Settings to ensure maximum
Morphine: General performance:
Settings & Controls
Buffer length - Make sure your buffer is not
Morphine: Generator
less than 10 ms (441 samples). We recommend
Page
between 10-40 ms.
Morphine: Resynthesis
Playback tracking - If not already set, try Mixer,
Morphine: Morph-Mix
Hybrid and Driver. Mixer can help particularly in
Page
cases where there is a misalignment between the
Morphine: Modulation audio and playback position or strange playhead
Page jumpiness.

Morphine: Credits Mixer Interpolation - Should be set no higher


Ogun than 24 point sinc (lower is better).

Ogun Master Sample rate - Set to 44,100 Hz (or 48,000 Hz if

Ogun Synthesis that is not available). Sample rates such as 192


kHz and 96 kHz, will use significantly more CPU
Ogun Effects than the recommended default of 44.1 kHz.
Ogun Tutorial
Reset plugins on transport - Make sure 'Reset
Patcher plugins on transport' is disabled as this can

VFX Color Mapper cause significant glitching on start/stop events


when using VST plugins.
VFX Envelope
Priority - Set to 'Highest' and deselect 'Safe
VFX Key Mapper
overloads' (don't worry, an 'unsafe' overload will
VFX Keyboard Splitter just lock up interface controls momentarily).

VFX Level Scaler


Open plugins - Use the View Menu > Close all
Plucked! plugin windows ( Alt+F12). If you have a
habit of leaving windows open, time to change
PoiZone
your workflow.
PoiZone: Master
Controls ASIO Options - Try the Mix in buffer switch
and Triple buffer options. NOTE: If these do not
PoiZone: MIDI
help, make sure to deselect them again before
PoiZone: LFO proceeding.

PoiZone: Envelope
Generator
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3. Smart Disable - Enable Smart disable on the Audio


PoiZone: ADSR
Settings and then run the Tools Menu > Macros Switch
(Amplifier)
smart disable for all plugins.
PoiZone: Oscillators
4. Close all plugins - Use the View Menu > Close all
PoiZone: Filter plugin windows ( Alt+F12).

PoiZone: Arpeggiator
5. Consolidate patterns - Check for your highest CPU
PoiZone: Effects usage plugins using the Plugin Performance Monitor and
use the Playlist Track (header) Right-Click menu option
PoiZone: Trance Gate
'Consolidate this track' to convert your highest CPU usage
ReWire patterns to Audio Clips.
Sakura
6. PPQ setting (Pulses Per Quarter note) - The PPQ setting
Sawer sets the 'event' resolution for the project. That is, how
finely the Piano roll and Playlist grid is divided for
Sawer: General
processing by FL Studio. This affects the smallest
Settings
movements and so sampling of notes, clips and
Sawer: Master Controls automation. Settings above 192 PPQ can have a
Sawer: Oscillators significant impact on CPU load. Generally use 96 PPQ
unless you need the extra temporal resolution.
Sawer: Filter
7. For projects heavy with audio-tracks - Turn OFF 'Keep
Sawer: Modulation
on disk' for any Sampler and Audio Clip channels. This
Sawer: Effects (Delay, ensures samples are pre-loaded into memory avoiding
Chorus) underruns caused by disk-to-RAM swapping delays OR
Sawer: Arpeggiator zoom out the Playlist, ( Ctrl + Right-Click) on a blank
area, so all Audio Clips are visible prior to pressing Play.
Sawer: MIDI Modulator
This forces Audio Clip data to be cached into RAM.
Sawer: Credits &
8. Reduce the plugin count - Try to reduce the number of
Information
plugins (instrument and FX). These are the most CPU
SimSynth Live hungry parts of the program.
Slicex
9. Limit Polyphony - Use the maximum polyphony
Slicex: Master Panel setting to reduce the maximum polyphony of channels
(see Miscellaneous Channel Settings). This often reduces
Slicex: Articulation
dramatically CPU usage in complex melodies. You can still
Panel
set FL Studio to ignore the maximum polyphony settings
Slicex: Wave Editor when exporting to wave/mp3 file (see Exporting to
Slicex: Keyboard & .wav/.mp3/.mid).
Piano roll
10. Disable MIDI - Disable all the 'Enable MIDI...' options
Speech Synthesizer using the Options menu as MIDI processing uses CPU
resources even when not in use.
FL SynthMaker

Sytrus 11. Playlist sluggishness - Try disabling 'Playlist menu >


View > Keep labels on screen'. Mac users see here .
Toxic Biohazard

Toxic Bio: Master 12. Plugins behaving badly - See this section of the
manual.
Toxic Bio: Oscillators

Toxic Bio: Filter System related issues

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Toxic Bio: LFO Competing & background programs - Close all non-
essential programs that may be competing for resources,
Toxic Bio: FM Matrix
e.g. Instant messaging programs (AIM, MSM/WLM, Skype,
Toxic Bio: MIDI CC Yahoo! Messenger), torrents, web browsers, audio/video
Toxic Bio: Sequencer players, etc. If you experience intermittent issues, check for
scheduled activity like virus scans, backups, windows
Toxic Bio: Effects
updates, disk defragmentation, even Wi-Fi & Blue-Tooth
Transistor Bass adapters have been known to cause issues, particularly if
they are constantly re-making flaky connections.
Wasp

Wasp XT Hardware issues - Unplug unused HDMI, USB, BlueTooth


& FireWire devices if you are experiencing unexpected CPU
Wave Traveller
spikes and glitches to discount these as causes. Also don't
Mixer & Mixing overlook cooling issues and thermal throttling of your
CPU. When was the last time you blew the dust out of your
Mixer Functions
computers cooling ventilation system/s?
Mixer Menu
Driver issues - Update your Audio driver, Video driver and
Plugin Effects
Motherboard BIOS in that order, checking each time if the
Mixer Track Properties issues go away. Make sure to use the latest driver from the
manufacturers website for your operating system.
Audio Input/Output
Routing Extend your memory - Check the manual page on the
Audio Recording CPU & Memory panel. Adding more physical RAM can
improve responsiveness where data was previously saved in
Levels, Mixing and
the Page File. This is only likely to help if you are using 4
Clipping
GB or less.
The dB Scale
CPU performance check - Search for your CPU's
Effect Plugins performance score on CPU Benchmark . Here's how we
Plugin Wrapper grade scores:

Wrapper: Menu Weak - 4,999 or less.

Wrapper: Additional
Medium - 5,000 to 9,999.
Settings
Strong - 10,000 to 14,999.
Wrapper: Plugin
Processing
Very strong - 15,000 or more.
Control Surface
If your CPU is in the 'weak' or 'Medium' categories, show it
Distructor respect, don't throw 30+ high-cpu load plugins at it and
wonder why it chokes. Audio processing, as performed by
Edison Wave Editor &
DAW software, is one of the most CPU intensive tasks done
Recorder
in real-time on computers today. It's more CPU intensive
Edison: Sample than 3D games, that offload a lot of work to the video card
Properties GPU. Each audio stream needs real-time calculation of at
least 44100 samples PER second multiplied by the number
Edison: Amp Tool
of plugins you are running multiplied by their own internal
Edison: Blur Tool shenanigans. But, all hope is not lost, limitations breed
Edison: Convolution / creativity, work with what you have and rejoice in the
Reverb Tool democratization of modern music production. If you would
like to upgrade your system, we have a detailed
Edison: Claw Machine
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Tool Knowledge Base article here on Building an Audio

Edison: Drum Tool Production ready computer .

Edison: Equalize Tool


Psychology Reality Check
Edison: Noise Removal
Having the lowest Buffer length setting is not a competition. If
Tool
you are happy with 20 or 30 ms then that's great. Remember, the
Edison: Script Tool lower the buffer length setting, the higher the CPU load. We
Edison: Time Stretch / strongly recommend 10 ms (ASIO mode) as a minimum setting.
Pitch Shift Tool At lower settings than 10 ms, most people don't experience
improved 'responsiveness' and the CPU load climbs rapidly. To put
Edison: Tune Loop Tool
10 ms in context, the delay between touching a key on a real piano
Effector and the hammer hitting the strings for a 'pianissimo' note can be
well over 100 ms (Touch and temporal behavior of grand piano
EQUO
actions; Goebl, Bresin & Galembo [2005] ), something to ponder.
Frequency Splitter

Fruity 7 Band EQ

Fruity Balance

Fruity Bass Boost

Fruity Big Clock

Fruity Blood Overdrive

Fruity Center

Fruity Chorus

Fruity Compressor

Fruity Convolver (Reverb)

Fruity dB Meter

Fruity Delay

Fruity Delay 2

Fruity Delay 3

Fruity Delay Bank

Fruity Fast Distortion

Fruity Fast LP

Fruity Filter

Fruity Flanger

Fruity Flangus

Fruity Formula Controller

Fruity Free Filter

Gross Beat

Hardcore Guitar Effects

Fruity HTML Notebook

Fruity Love Philter


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Fruity Love Philter

Fruity Limiter

Fruity LSD

Maximus Multiband
Maximizer

Maximus: Controls &


Options

Maximus: Tutorials &


Tips

Maximus: Credits

Fruity Mute 2

Fruity Multiband
Compressor

Newtime

Newtone

Fruity NoteBook

Fruity NoteBook 2

Fruity PanOMatic

Patcher

VFX Color Mapper

VFX Envelope

VFX Key Mapper

VFX Keyboard Splitter

VFX Level Scaler

Fruity Parametric EQ

Fruity Parametric EQ 2

Fruity Peak Controller

Fruity Phase Inverter

Fruity Phaser

Pitcher

Razer Chroma

Fruity Reeverb

Fruity Reeverb 2

Fruity Scratcher

Fruity Send

Fruity Soft Clipper

Fruity Spectroman

F it S
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Fruity Squeeze

Fruity Stereo Enhancer

Fruity Stereo Shaper

Fruity Vocoder

Wave Candy

Fruity WaveShaper

Fruity X-Y Controller

Fruity X-Y-Z Controller

Soundgoodizer

SynthMaker

Transient Processor

Tuner

Vocodex

Vocodex: Setup Inputs

Vocodex: Parameters

Vocodex: Carrier
Synthesizer

Vocodex: Tutorials

ZGameEditor Visualizer

Installing & Using VST /


AU Plugins

Recording: Audio, Notes


& Automation

Audio Recording

Audio Interfaces (USB


Microphones)

Note Recording

Note Step Entry

Automation Recording

Linking USB/MIDI
Controllers

MIDI Scripting

Preconfigured Controllers
(USB/MIDI)

Linking Internal
Controller Plugins

Mapping Formula

Automation Clips

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Automation Event Editor

LFO Tool

Scale Levels Tool

Import MIDI Data Tool

Edison Wave Editor &


Recorder

Edison: Sample
Properties

Edison: Amp Tool

Edison: Blur Tool

Edison: Convolution /
Reverb Tool

Edison: Claw Machine


Tool

Edison: Drum Tool

Edison: Equalize Tool

Edison: Noise Removal


Tool

Edison: Script Tool

Edison: Time Stretch /


Pitch Shift Tool

Edison: Tune Loop Tool

ReWire Support

Client Mode

Host Mode

FL Studio as a Plugin
(VST / AU)

FL Studio as a Plugin
(VST or AU)

Load & Save File Formats

Open & Import File


Formats

Open/Import File
Formats

FL Studio Project File


(.flp)

FL Studio Project
Zipped (.zip)

BeatCreator/BeatSlicer
Grid File
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MIDI File

Save & Export File


Formats

Audio & MIDI

FL Studio Project File


(.flp)

FL Studio Project
Zipped (.zip)

Sample File Formats

DrumSynth Preset

MS Waveform File

ReCycle Loops

SimSynth Preset

Speech Preset

Other File Formats

Other File Formats

FL Studio State File

FL Studio Score File

Humanize Preset File

MIDI File

Trouble Shooting &


FAQ's

Optimizing CPU
Performance

Plugins Behaving Badly

Updating & Upgrading


Procedure

Missing Plugins or Files

Lifetime Free Updates

FL Studio Editions &


Features

Perform Clean Installation

Offline help installation

Copyright Cleared
Content

Lost Registration
Codes/Login

Pitch or Tempo Problems

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Reset Settings

Troubleshooting FAQ

Audio Myths & DAW Wars

Monitor Speakers

Glossary

ACM Waveform

Cutoff and Resonance


Filter

Envelope

Gate

LFO

Acknowledgements

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