FL Studio Mobile

I'm thoroughly impressed. I paid $14 not knowing what to expect and it exceeded all my expectations so far. Real instrument editing and effects are available. I use the FL desktop app regularly for music production and this is an amazing option for when my laptop isn't with me. Running like a champ on my Lumia 1520! Thanks for this app. Just made me stick to this phone for another year

FL Studio Mobile has been evolving for some time, since it first appeared on the iPad 5-odd years ago. This initially seems a step back as there are fewer instruments and samples, but it seems to have more potential, is cleaner, acts more like a modern sequencer and makes better use of screen space (it really shines on the SP4). Having said that, it works equally well on my ancient iPad3 (great for iOS and iPad users) but you feel if you're packing an i7 and 8 or 16GB of RAM, you'd like to be able to use 3rd party VSTs or effects given the extra horsepower. If IL stay true to form, this will iterate to be much more powerful over the coming years. In the meantime, for $15, it's very good value and they should be applauded for supporting the Windows Store, when many others are not.

i really like this app its useful even though its a bit confusing at first you get used to it

The UWP app has got me back into music creation, proving quick capture of the tune in my head on a very usable interface.

If you check the message boards, you'll find that there are quite a few people with the same issue with MIDI controllers. Even after a few updates. Very disappointing.

Its better if you just got FL Studio 12 demo on your computer.

(I have left my original comments for this app since the developer has responded to my original comments) Update: Ok this is THE app. I am a life long musician and audio engineer. I work on international TV broadcasts and play in multiple bands. This app is worth every penny. It has features I would have never imagined on a cell phone. The support for this app is top notch as well. Read the instruction manual! Update: It seems that these options are in the works including continuum support It's coded well, runs great, has a good interface. It does not support audio import. Personally I bought this with hopes that I could import guitar tracks and program the drums and bass on my phone at work breaks ect (and make fun electronic music occasionally) It allows import, but only samples that are included from FL. IE you cannot search your device and add a *. Wav/*.mp3 file. This is critical for making this into a useable pre production tool.