FL STUDIO 20.0.5 introduces support for the worlds first dedicated FL Studio controller the AKAI Professional FL Studio FIRE. DOWNLOAD FL Studio 20 for Windows and Mac HERE Get your FIRE here! Featuring plug-and-play integration, at the heart of Fire is a 4. We are excited to bring you the Akai Fire; a first-of-its kind production controller that has been engineered to work instinctively with FL Studio. With an 8x16 matrix that can be expanded to 8x32 using Multi-Device mode, the Akai Fire gives you a much more intuitive way of producing music with FL Studio than using a mouse or tracker pad. The first dedicated controller made for FL Studio software, the Akai Fire grid controller delivers comprehensive control for production and performance. Akai worked closely with Image Line (makers of FL Studio) to enhance your workflow and optimize your music-making sessions.
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Comprehensive Hands-on Control for FL Studio
The first dedicated controller made for FL Studio software, the Akai Fire grid controller delivers comprehensive control for production and performance. Akai worked closely with Image Line — makers of FL Studio — to enhance your workflow and optimize your music-making sessions. Featuring a 4 x 16 matrix, Fire makes it easy to navigate the Channel Rack, Browser, Tool Bar, and Playlist menus, allowing you to step away from the mouse and enjoy hands-on control. And with the ability to connect up to four Akai Fire grid controllers to FL Studio, you could even create a physical 8 x 32 matrix right on your desktop or in your live rig.
Introducing Akai Fire: Slicing Loops with Fire
The first dedicated controller for FL Studio
While FL Studio software works with practically any control surface, there has never been a streamlined, dedicated control solution for it — until the Akai Fire grid controller. Its familiar interface allows you to get a lot done without touching your mouse, including navigating the Channel Rack and other menus, controlling the transport section, creating sequences, and even playing instruments in real time.
Ready to plug and play, with FL Studio 20 Fruity Edition included
If you've been custom-programming your control surfaces for FL Studio, you're in for a treat. Compatible with both PC and Mac versions, the Akai Fire is ready to rock with FL Studio right out of the box. You probably expected that from a dedicated controller, but as far as the FL Studio enthusiasts at Sweetwater are concerned, the Akai Fire is a solution that's been a long time coming. To make sure you're up and running quickly, the Akai Fire includes a USB cable, Quickstart Guide, and a license for FL Studio 20 Fruity Edition software.
Akai Fire Grid Controller for FL Studio Features:
Dedicated control surface for FL Studio DAW software (Mac and PC)
4 x 16 control matrix with velocity-sensitive RGB pads
Navigate the Channel Rack, Browser, Tool Bar, and Playlist menus without a mouse
Performance mode allows you to create sequences and play instruments in real time
Dedicated transport section for comprehensive session control
Up to four units can be connected to create a powerful 8 x 32 matrix
Includes USB cable, Quickstart Guide, and license for FL Studio 20 Fruity Edition software
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We know a lot of you who contribute to Looperman use FL Studio to make your beats and loops. Up until now no one has made a dedicated hardware controller for FL Studio, tailored to it’s unique set up and approach to music making. Like Ableton’s Push controller, the new Akai Fire is designed specifically for use with FL Studio.
The controller is based around 16 velocity-sensitive RGB controllers, like most controllers, it’s designed as 16 step sequencer for drum patterns or instruments
Here’s a introduction from Akai themselves:
Akai Fire Modes
There are a lot of smart ways that the controller helps you with your workflow. Akai have split these into the following modes.
- Note Mode : in note mode the pads become a four octave MIDI keyboard.
- Drum Mode : yes, you guessed it. Drum mode replicates the classic flstudio 16 pad step sequencer layout giving you 4 rows of 16 beats to program your beats
- Performance Mode: again performance mode does pretty much what it says on the tin. Allows you to trigger MIDI or audio clips on the fly. Great for using Fire to play live.
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Take a look at the next video about the different modes you can use with Fire:
Akai Fire boasts a small navigation window, which will probably be seen as very low-tech in a few years, but at the moment it’s a very welcome addition and makes the moving around of samples and sounds a lot easier. Its a pity that this wasn’t bigger. maybe they are trying to keep the price point down.
The other thing to take notice of is the Multi Device Mode. You can connect up to four Fire devices together to expand your control over FL Studio, increasing channels and sequencer complexity. This is a very powerful feature and one that you don’t get with other controllers such as Ableton Push
Main features and specifications:
- Plug-and-play integration with FL Studio
- Quickly input patterns along the timeline in the step sequencer
- 4 x 16 Matrix of Velocity-Sensitive RGB Pads
- Record notes in Performance mode
- Graphical OLED display
- 4 banks of assignable Touch-Capacitive Knobs
- Instantly navigate the Channel Rack, Browser, Tool Bar and Playlist windows
- Use dedicated controls to quickly browse audio and project files
- Dedicated Transport controls
- USB bus-powered
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System requirements
WindowsWindows 7, 8, 10 or later
4GB of RAM or higher recommended
4GB free disk space
FL Studio 20.0.5 or later
Akai Fire Fl Studio 20.0.5 Mac Version
Mac OS10.11 or later
4GB of RAM or higher recommended
4GB free disk space
FL Studio 20.0.5 or later
Coming in at around £180 GBP / $199 USD its a reasonably priced controller and the only dedicated hardware for Flstudio to date.
Has anyone else been able to test one out yet ? We think it looks great and is a well overdue piece of kit for all you Flstudio heads out there.
Leave your thoughts in the comments. We'd love to hear what you think about it.