The STAN FL Studio 21 has just been updated to version 21.2. But then, what's new?

A new STEM separation tool , an emulation of Juno-6 , an update of FL Cloud , there's nothing new for FL Studio. Let's first see what's new about FL Cloud:

Content and services are now integrated under the Sounds tab in the browser
Dragging and dropping content directly from the Cloud into FL Studio is now possible
A new mastering tool powered by artificial intelligence
Distribution functions (coming soon)

Next, let's take a quick look at the new features that directly concern FL Studio:

A brand new STEM separation tool
The new Kepler plug-in, Juno-6 emulation (in Producer Edition only)
Fruity Edition now supports up to 8 audio clips
Customizable waveform display , audio frequency customization based on color
The "Copy used samples to project folder" option is now stored with projects instead of being a global option
Adding direct access menu items for FL Cloud features
Samples that were not found when loading a project are now remembered after saving
Scripts can now solo groups of tracks in the playlist
Buffer length control slider now displays buffer in ms
Adding a button in File Settings to redownload all optional features
The ImageMashup effect can now support up to 20 image sources, and the preview window can now remain open even if the plugin editor is closed

The update is free for anyone with an up-to-date license. FL Cloud's new paid features are available as part of a monthly subscription of $7.99 or an annual subscription of $79.99. Additionally, Image-Line offers an introductory annual subscription for $49.99, with a one-month free trial of FL Cloud. Paid FL Cloud content can also be purchased with Credit Packs. More details on the Image-Line website .