I'm an artist from Tennessee focused on the success and growth of the artists I surround myself with. I have been making music for 6 years, and I have learned a lot about music production and engineering. If you need help with anything in music, hit me up!
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No, these presets will not work with FL Studio 20 or older. Almost all of the BNVLNT presets are made in FL Studio 21, so if you have 21 or newer, you can purchase any of those presets. Lilith and Slaughtr’s presets use FL Studio 2025, so if you don’t have 2025, they will not work.
Yes, the presets will still work if you don’t have Waves plugins. I only use Waves plugins on my master presets, so all you have to do is drag the stock master on top of where the waves master was in FL Studio, and you should be all set. If you purchase from Lilith or Slaughtr on here, they list the third party plugins used for each preset they post.
Simply click okay. There is a glitch with FL Studio that sometimes shows up missing audio files when there is really nothing missing. Don’t be scared of the errors in FL Studio. They are usually not a big deal.
Once you load up one of the templates, click on the main preset or whichever preset you want to record into. At the top right, click where it says none, and change that to Input 1 (IN 1) or whichever input your mic is plugged into on your interface.
If you are having latency issues, there are two main things that can cause this. The number one cause is in your audio settings. If you are using an interface, make sure you have the relevant ASIO device selected (Focusrite USB ASIO for scarlett users). After you have that selected, change your buffer size to 96 or 128. The lower this is, the less latency you will have, but if you go too low, you will hear crackling sounds. The lowest I would personally suggest is 64 if you have a really good PC. If you don’t have an interface, you can download ASIO4ALL or Flex ASIO, and turn the buffer size down in those ASIO devices. If you are using FL Studio ASIO, you will have latency because the buffer size can not go low enough. The second main cause is Auto-Tune. If we have different versions, it may not load properly. Click the settings gear icon in Auto-Tune, and make sure low latency mode is checked. If that is all good, you shouldn’t have any latency. One final tip, you can hover over plugins, and the top left info box will show you how many ms of latency it is adding, so if you see anything over 3ms you can temporarily mute those plugins while you are recording to get even lower latency.
