Double click the cloud.cmd file you just have createdħ. Save the file to your desktop as cloud.cmdĦ. Open your text editor (let's say notepad) and paste this line into a new file:Ĭode: Select all mklink /J "C:\Program Files (x86)\Image-Line\FL Studio 11\Data" "C:\Google Drive\Music\Data" (Don't forget to replace the paths with your own)ĥ. Move the Data folder in your Google Drive folder, mine is C:\Google Drive\Music\DataĤ. Go to your FL Studio installation folder, in my case it is C:\Program Files (x86)\Image-Line\FL Studio 11ģ. Install Google Drive (or DropBox or any other cloud service)ģ. On the first computer (doesn't matter which one, but I'd advice the one with the more data to it) Take your time to consider if you want to do it and make sure you backup your Data folder first. But as I don't want to be held responsible if anything goes wrong. WARNING If you do this correctly, there shouldn't be any risk. ), and automatically (change on one computer is available directly on all others).īasically, all you have to do is install Google Drive, move the Data folder from FL Studio to yourĭrive folder and create a symbolic link on all your computers to point to the right folder. Get FL Studio synchronized between all your computers (projects, samples, patches. Today I'm going to share with you something that I did and that I find really useful:
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