Organise Your Plugins - Understanding the FL Studio Plugin Database

[@LEVRAN]

Yessss so thats how u add the nfo file

[@steevmsteevm]

Yeah, it gets added automatically when you add the plugin.
There's also .nfo files for folders; if you check the forums, there's a few posts on how you can edit the .nfo files and give folders their own colours and choose where they show up in the browser. While not a killer feature, it can help to make certain folders stand out. So I made my samples folder red at some point, for example. Makes it quicker to find at a glance!

[@Overxpossed]

Nice tutorial mate ;) Helped a lot!

[@steevmsteevm]

Thanks!

[@evanwheelermusic]

Hugely useful. Thanks!

[@steevmsteevm]

Yw

[@KhayaMkhize]

To the point yet providing all the info needed for doing this. Great tutorial.

[@steevmsteevm]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@ShroomheadOne]

Good effort :) that looks like it was a lot of work actually.

[@steevmsteevm]

Wasn't that bad (few hours I think), I guess it depends on what you are comparing it to. Editing - including annotations and stuff - is the bit that takes the longest.

[@christianrasmussen1]

Thanks a bunch. Didn't know you could use the generator/effects folder this way. Nevertheless organizing them by adding folders. Keep it up.

[@steevmsteevm]

Cheers!

[@hunna4196]

this is amazing👍

[@steevmsteevm]

Thanks!

[@Gloomer2000]

Nice tutorial, but it's difficult for me to understand, while you're going so fast.. have to watch it again and press pause once in a while. Nice that you're making those tuts steevm ;-)

[@steevmsteevm]

I'll try and bear that in mind. I'm trying to keep the videos short; but I'll try and remember to speak a little more slowly in future.