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1. Options › Manage plugins › Find installed pluginsLet the scan finish, because FL Studio doesn’t list a new plugin until it has scanned for it.
2. Browser › Plugin database › Installed › Generators › VST3
3. Drag Studio 56 onto the channel rack

Effects are the same clicks with Studio 56 FX, which goes on an effect slot instead of an instrument track.

How to make your own VST plugin for FL Studio

Effects are the same clicks with Studio 56 FX, which goes on an effect slot instead of an instrument track.

How to make your own VST plugin for Ableton Live

1. Quit Logic Pro and open it againIt looks for new plugins as it starts.
2. New software instrument track › Instrument slotThe slot is on the track’s channel strip.
3. AU Instruments › Studio 56 › Studio 56

Effects are in Studio 56 FX, which goes in an Audio FX slot on any track, under Audio Units and then Studio 56.

How to make your own AU plugin for Logic Pro

1. GarageBand menu › Settings › Audio/MIDI › Enable Audio Units
2. Software instrument track › Smart Controls › Instrument slotClick the right side of the slot, in the plugins area.
3. AU Instruments › Studio 56 › Studio 56

Effects are in Studio 56 FX, which goes in an empty plugin slot beside the Instrument slot, under Audio Units and then Studio 56.

Effects are the same clicks with Studio 56 FX, which goes on an effect slot instead of an instrument track.

You make them in your browser: press Make a sound at the top of this site, and when a sound is ready, press Send to my DAW and give it a name. It shows up in Studio 56 in your DAW under that name, or with a number after it, such as Night Bass 2, when you’ve already sent a sound called that. Studio 56 opens on your newest sound when you add it to a track, and pressing the sound’s name in its bar lists every sound you’ve sent, newest first.

Check that your browser said Sent to your DAW, since once your free sends are used up a sound is sent only with Pro. Your sounds play in Studio 56 on an instrument track, not in Studio 56 FX, and only when it’s signed in with the account you sent from, which the account button in its bar shows. Closing Studio 56’s window and opening it again looks for new sounds at once, and if it asks you to restart your DAW, restart it, because an older version leaves out a sound it can’t play yet. If it says your account is playing on another computer, press Play here.

It opens the sound that’s playing in Studio 56 in your browser, where you can keep changing it, as long as you’re signed in there with the account you sent it from. It opens as a new sound that isn’t saved yet. Sending it again makes another sound, which counts as a send, and the one you started from stays as it was, so your songs keep sounding the same.

Yes. Sign in with the same account on each computer and your sounds are there. If Studio 56 says your account is playing on another computer, press Play here to play on this one.

Yes. Your sounds are saved on your computer, so they play without a connection. If Studio 56 hasn’t been online for 90 days, it signs you out the next time it connects. Your songs keep playing while you’re signed out, and signing in again opens your sounds.

Quit your DAW and open it again, since most DAWs look for new plugins as they start. The clicks for your DAW are under Add Studio 56 to a track.

It updates itself, and when a new version is ready it asks you to restart your DAW.

Open your account and choose Manage my plan. If you cancel, you go back to the Free plan, and everything you made stays in your library and keeps playing.

Add Studio 56 to a track in your DAW and sign in with the email you paid with. A plugin you bought plays with its presets and every control whatever your plan, and keeps playing in every song you used it in. An effect you bought is on Home in Studio 56 FX, which installs with Studio 56.

Your account was made from the email you paid with, with no password. On the sign-in page, ask for a code by email, or use Google if that’s a Google address.