Like I said, FLSM shines on Android (at least on Samsung products) since there aren't too many options for making music on Android besides FLSM and Caustic 3 (at least as far as I said:įLSM shines on Android (at least on Samsung products) since there aren't too many options for making music on Android besides FLSM and Caustic 3 (at least as far as I know). The lack of AU support makes total sense why people don’t use it. a Samsung), but I would give it a pass on iOS. Definitely worth a look if you have a decent Android phone or tablet (i.e. FL Studio Mobile also benefits greatly from Android's file management system (although I haven't checked FLSM since around the time iOS 11 came out).
It has decent built-in synths, decent selection of effects, it can load virtually any Directwave patch (including the ones purchased from ), etc. With that being said, while FL Studio Mobile isn't up to par when compared to other music creation apps on iOS, it certainly shines on Android (especially on a Galaxy Tab S6). It's a shame it wasn't added to the app already. That single wav sampler channel that can be used to manipulate samples. For me, I'd say it's missing a handful of things.
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