In that case, you can set a project folder so that FL Studio can retrieve the necessary data for the project much faster. Having a limited amount of space is likely to make your FL Studio run slower in general and increase the likelihood of crashing.
In general, it is good practice to ensure that you have around 10GB or more of free space on the hard drive on which you are running your FL Studio and saving your projects. In music production, it can be tempting to keep opening more and more plugins in a project. However, this will have a significant impact on your CPU usage over time. If you are having issues with CPU usage, it can be a good idea to bounce out tracks to audio where possible , as this means you can get rid of the VST plugin and free up some more CPU power.
There is a chance that is because of the reasons listed in the article above—primarily revolving around CPU usage. However, there is a chance of a different issue, such as a plugin causing it to crash or compatibility issues. Other external issues can also be possible, such as a driver issue or a missed windows update. In these cases, it is a matter of trying to narrow down the cause of the problem.
Most of your old FL Studio projects should open without issues as the compatibility is usually good. However, on the rare occasion that you cannot get an older project to open, you may need to reinstall the FL Studio version used to create the project. An FL Studio will rarely have major issues such as crashing on particular hardware. In most cases, when this does happen, they will release a hotfix patch within days. So you are best of either waiting for the hotfix patch or rolling back to the previous update.
Reinstalling can sometimes be a quick fix for an issue, and it is worth a shot if you have been struggling to find any other fixes for your problems. That being said, there are some instances where you may find that reinstalling does not help, which likely means that your issue is more specific such as a faulty plugin.
You are likely running into some compatibility issue if you find that the same plugin is causing your DAW to crash. If you open up the plugin in FL Studio, you can click on the FL Studio settings cog icon at the top left to open up the plugins option menu.
Suppose you are finding that only ceratin projects are crashing your DAW. In that case, it is likely to do with compatibility issues again. When opening the projects, you can try to see which plugin the project freezes on and then troubleshoot that specific plugin with the tips offered above. You can only retrieve the project as it was when it crashed if you had saved it then; otherwise, you will have to go back to where the project was last saved before that.
Hopefully, after reading through these tips, you can have a much smoother FL Studio experience without the fear of your DAW crashing on you in crucial moments. Check out our guide on how to solve it HERE. I have now been making music for around 6 years. Over this time, I have developed a deep passion and understanding of various musical styles and genres, along with the different production techniques that separate them from one another.
Skip to content. Has anyone reported the issue at the Image-Line support forums? They may be able to shed some light on the situation. I think I would advise using the VST 2 version for the time being. I wonder how many people complaining about issues with FL Studio are actually using a legitimate version. I had a problem with Reason Friktion and Arturia Pre This might be an Image-Line issue.
I am using FL I observed that large size affects plugin performence. I think Vital may have been released too soon before it was thoroughly beta tested. Ah that might be useful tracking this down. Curious if other people are only seeing this in the VST3. Constantly crashing FL Studio 20 for seemingly no reason Bugs. I did on this system the other day and after the update installed I got the message: When trying to open Apps that had always worked including FL Studio.
Vital seems to be solid here in FL Studio Hello, Used it with FL Studio Tytel December 3, , am
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