Fruit Loops comming to OSX

philter5 · 8 Sept 2011

If this happens, would it be possible that SM made plugins run in this special FL environment on a mac?

infuzion · 8 Sept 2011

philter5 wrote: If this happens, would it be possible that SM made plugins run in this special FL environment on a mac?

SM is now 2.0.x, while FL-SM is 1.*.. so we have to bug Malc again to get our .OSMs to open on FLStudio.

Tzarls · 8 Sept 2011

If I´m getting this right, it´s just FL running on Windows - but a special Windows that runs on OSX. 😕

adamszabo · 9 Sept 2011

Its a windows emulator wrapper, so its not really running on mac. Its sort of like a mini bootcamp but you dont have to change the entire OS, only the FL Studio is using it.

Nu Audio Science · 15 Sept 2011

It's just a stop gap measure IL have already gotten the 64bit/OSX development tools in place for the future I doubt very much that FLS itself will be high up the list of ports early on but i would guess that SM won't be a part of the OSX version when it is ported fully 😉 Although i do hold out a little hope still that IL gobble up Outsim and actually update it regularly as part of FLS

mayo · 14 Oct 2011

you can run Windows VST under Fruity Loops in OSX!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHSLA52DFr8

This version of FL Studio does not support Audio Unit plugins. Only (PC) VST and FL Studio native.

infuzion · 14 Oct 2011

mayo wrote: you can run Windows VST under Fruity Loops in OSX! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHSLA52DFr8

This version of FL Studio does not support Audio Unit plugins. Only (PC) VST and FL Studio native.

Have you tested SM plugs this way?

mayo · 14 Oct 2011

Hi Infuzion,

unfortunately I don't have a working OSX installation by hand at the moment and also the beta is not public for now, but I guess SM plugs should work this way. They said there is no guarantee that all PC VST plugs will work for 100% so I'm excited to see if some of SM's will do.