How to use FL Studio INSIDE Studio One

FL Studio comes with a VSTi - which means you can use FL as a Plugin inside any other DAW. That's pretty cool, because FL Studio has a great factory sound selection. My DAW of choice, PreSonus Studio One 6, is a bit weaker in that regard. Though it also has some nice sounds, especially regarding Synths, FL is definitely superior. In this video I show how to use the FL Studio VSTi inside Studio One. Want to support the Channel? You can buy something from pluginboutique using my affiliate link: https://pluginboutique.com/?a_aid=66323b34a04d5 Subscribe to my artist channel: @atbaronlane Check out my music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist/7uMc0lZt0i1E0pO2zg7YYn Buy my music/ donate on Bandcamp: https://atbaronlane.bandcamp.com/ https://xantux.bandcamp.com/ Or just send a superthanks my way! :D https://www.instagram.com/xantux.sf/ 00:00 - POV: 00:23 - Audio Example 00:38 - FL Studio inside Studio One 01:45 - Tutorial: How to set up FL Studio VSTi (Multi) inside another DAW 02:07 - Step 1: Create MIDI Tracks controlling different MIDI Channels 02:30 - Step 2: Set up the Multi Out functionality in host DAW 03:00 - Step 3: Routing in FL Studio VSTi 03:38 - Step 4: Save as a Preset 03:56 - Step 5: Done. 04:07 - a bug I noticed 04:19 - Kepler in Studio One 04:56 - combine Effects from FL Studio and Studio One 05:20 - Example Beat breakdown 05:37 - Drumaxx inside Studio One 05:53 - Kepler inside Studio One 06:30 - a workflow quirk 07:06 - Fruity DX10 inside Studio One 07:28 - Toxic Biohazard inside Studio One 08:03 - MiniSynth inside Studio One 08:20 - Bus Procession Multi Out 08:30 - The good and the bad about Sudio One Stock Plugins 09:42 - Conclusion 09:56 - TOP OF THE HILL