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    FL Studio & Native Instruments Announce Partnership

    By Mark MancinoMarch 6, 2024
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    The newly inked partnership between the two industry leaders will deliver industry-leading effects and instruments in FL Studio.

    FL Studio has teamed up with Native Instruments to bring its producers two sets of carefully chosen inspirational instruments and effects to FL Studio. While these bundles and prices are available through March 19, 2024, the licenses never expire.

    With a vision to build the most integrated music operating system, FL Studio is making music production easier and more accessible for all. Tapping into some of the most well-known industry plugs, both bundles serve up a range of iconic synths, creative effects, and advanced mix & mastering processors. Each bundle includes what is arguably the most iconic, genre-defining software synthesizer of all time: Massive X.

    Each of the bundles will include:

    KOMPLETE Collection for FL Studio
    The KOMPLETE Collection for FL Studio offers up 12 inspirational instruments, modern classic synths, and effects, mix and vocal polishing tools, and mastering. Each has been carefully chosen to enhance every FL Studio user’s tracks, all for an unmissable price.

    Includes: Massive X, Empire Breaks, Feel It, Utopia, Lo-Fi Glow, Bite, Dirt, Freak, Ozone 11 Elements, Nectar 4 Elements, Neutron Elements, Guitar Rig 7 LE

    KOMPLETE Signature Series for FL Studio
    The ultimate Native Instruments companion for FL Studio delivers 15 essential instruments and effects. From legendary synths and track-ready riffs to industry-leading mix, vocal, and mastering tools, the KOMPLETE Signature Series for FL Studio is the perfect package for every step of your studio sessions.

    Includes: Massive X, Ozone 11 Standard, Guitar Rig 7 Pro, Vocalsynth 2, Nectar 4 Elements, Neutron Elements, Empire Breaks, Feel It, Utopia, Lo-Fi Glow, Cloud Supply, Duets, Bite, Dirt, Freak

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