This has been a growing concern of mine as well. Sometimes they aren't and a specific case rises where there aren't clear answers (like trying to pass audio into FL through ReWire with another DAW, which you cannot do). Often the answers are a google or youtube search away. If you're new, please do yourself a favour and explore, click around and make mistakes. The developers specifically designed FL not to be like a traditional DAW and more like a video game so that music creation was fun and unintimidating compared to staring at an SSL console with all the knobs or Pro-Tools. I don't mean to be discouraging but do you not have the curiosity to left and right click until something happens? Do you not go and watch YouTube tutorials? Do you not read the manual? I've noticed a lot of noobs lately in this subreddit who download the software and immediately ask what to do. Then came the 2012 style Youtube tutorials and reading manuals until I got to where I am today. Literally, the first thing you see is the step sequencer and within the first 5 minutes I learnt left-click added a sound and right-click removed it. I started learning the software by clicking everywhere. I first got FL Studio back in 2012 when there were far less resources to learn music production than we have today. If you know of any more, send a mod mail!

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