FL STUDIO TRANSFERS
- Thread starter mikeOO1
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open the project with the old version, export a zipper loop package (which zips all the samples you've used in it and the project file itself) and import that into the newer version. This also works as backing up your tunes. If you don't want to back up you must have the same directory structure regarding samples or fruity wont find the files you used in the project. Or it will but there might be issues.
you can open old project files in fl8 as they are..... but i dont think it can be done in reverse
as long as your samples are all still in the same place all will be ok
but having said that, kamas right, saving projects as zips is a good idea, losing samples from a track cos you have moved them is a fookin pain
personally i dont save zips, i save the track in a folder of its own, and then "export data files" and it saves all the samples in the folder with the flp....... the reason for this is because i save a new flp file nearly every time a save my tune.... cos some of my tunes have so many flps, if they were all zips it would take up too much room
as long as your samples are all still in the same place all will be ok
but having said that, kamas right, saving projects as zips is a good idea, losing samples from a track cos you have moved them is a fookin pain
personally i dont save zips, i save the track in a folder of its own, and then "export data files" and it saves all the samples in the folder with the flp....... the reason for this is because i save a new flp file nearly every time a save my tune.... cos some of my tunes have so many flps, if they were all zips it would take up too much room
yeah your both right and thanks for the super valuble info, but i think ive really fucked up cause i tried restoring the track from the recycle bin into fl8, i think i shoul've restored it to fl7! when i try opening/restoring in fl7 it just crashes. the worst thing is that i feel it was my strongest tune. maybe i'll just have to re-make it all over again which is a nightmare tbh. if anyone has a magic formula tho....
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shouldnt be a problem, when you restore files from the recycle bin they are still as they were before you deleted them
in fact, im sure that when you delete something, nothing happens to the file.... windows just marks the file as unneeded and it will eventually overwrite it when the space is needed
so once you restored it you tried to open it in fl8 and it diddnt open?? and then it diddnt open in fl7 either???...... opening it in fl8 wont have altered it at all unless you saved it..... id guess theres maybe something wrong with your software or computer
also, from what you say, it sounds like you have a strange way of opening things..... try opening it the conventional way..... with the file menu in FL or double click the flp file
shouldnt be a problem, when you restore files from the recycle bin they are still as they were before you deleted them
in fact, im sure that when you delete something, nothing happens to the file.... windows just marks the file as unneeded and it will eventually overwrite it when the space is needed
so once you restored it you tried to open it in fl8 and it diddnt open?? and then it diddnt open in fl7 either???...... opening it in fl8 wont have altered it at all unless you saved it..... id guess theres maybe something wrong with your software or computer
also, from what you say, it sounds like you have a strange way of opening things..... try opening it the conventional way..... with the file menu in FL or double click the flp file
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its so tru!!!! ive had all my flps in one folder its a nightmare! i save atleast avrg 20 of the same flp an i rekon im just gona delete everythin an start over, the new fl8 was shockin but im slowly startin to prefer it, automation is alot better still dont beat reason 4s automation that smacks it! plus it doesnt crackle yet an i got loads of vst's on the go. very impressed!