Note: the previous (now discontinued) Fruity Soundfont Player was 32-bit and Windows only. Then you will be able to download and use it (and the 64-bit Soundfont Player) in the free version also. If by that you mean, you haven't yet purchased FL Studio, you will have to wait a while until this current beta finishes testing and becomes the official release. I will add however, that you did mention you tried the 'free' version.
Although, from the test video teaser posted on the forum, it appears to be working just fine.įingers-crossed then everybody, that it won't be too long now until all our Soundfont problems are finally solved.Ĭurrently, the 64-bit Soundfont player is only included in the latest 20.9 beta which is available for registered Image-Line customers to download and install from the official Image-Line forum (click the '20.9 beta' thread on that page for the download link).īoth the beta and the official 20.8.4 release can be installed on to the same device without any issues (as the beta installs into a different folder location by default). Although speculation seems to suggest inclusion within an upcoming FL Studio 21 release (hopefully upon its the initial release, if not a subsequent 21.x update). Image-Line have not confirmed exact details of when it will be included in the DAW. Soundfont users have been waiting so long for a decent alternative to the previously discontinued 32-bit Soundfont Player and now it appears, it is finally making a return to FL Studio in all new glorious 64-bit flavour. I'm honestly so happy about this news, I can't contain myself :D Needless to say, since it will be a native FL plugin the all powerful 'slide note' functionality should once again be available to users. If you can be patient, Image-Line have just 'teased' a working 64-bit version of their legendary Fruity Soundfont Player over on their forum. It appears that a working 64-bit version of our favourite native Soundfont player may finally be making a return in an upcoming update.
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