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FL Studio support – independent expert help for producers and beatmakers

FL Studio Support

FL Studio is one of the world’s most popular music production platforms — but audio routing, plugin paths, or ASIO driver conflicts can quickly stop the creative flow.

Paul Andrews is a provider of expert music technology support

I’m Paul Andrews from Audio Support, an independent FL Studio specialist who helps producers and artists fix recording, playback, and performance issues remotely. Whether you’re hearing crackles, facing “device in use” errors, or struggling to get your audio interface recognised, I’ll connect securely and get you running smoothly again.

While Image Line’s official support covers installation and licensing, I go further — diagnosing the entire production environment. From audio interface configuration and plugin scan management to MIDI controller setup and CPU optimisation, I make sure every part of your studio works together seamlessly.

Audio Support is an independent service for FL Studio users and is not affiliated with Image Line BVBA.

No automated tickets, no waiting queues — just one-to-one help from an experienced music technology specialist. I’ll connect to your system remotely, identify the issue, and guide you through the fix.

I usually reply to enquiries within a few hours during UK weekday daytime.

Once you make an enquiry, I’ll read it personally and reply with initial advice or a link to book a remote session if needed.

For booked sessions, you’ll receive a secure AnyDesk link and we’ll talk via WhatsApp or voice chat. Sessions last up to an hour — long enough to diagnose the cause and apply a practical fix.

How soon can you help me?

Usually within 1–2 days. Use the booking system below to find the next available slot.

How do remote sessions work?

We connect via AnyDesk for secure screen sharing and talk via WhatsApp or Google Meet. I guide you live.

What does it cost?

£90 per hour for remote troubleshooting (approx. $110 / €120). Paid securely via SimplyBook.

What if the problem isn’t fixed in one session?

You’ll get a clear plan: next steps, parts to order (if any), and an estimate for follow-up.

Recent problems solved for real clients.

Patchbay Lesson: Demystifying Outboard Gear Routing in Cubase

Client’s Question

How do I set up my external compressor in Cubase using my patchbay?

Session Result

Producer understood patchbay normalisation and successfully routed outboard compressor as a Cubase external effect.

Read Full Case Study Report: Patchbay Lesson: Demystifying Outboard Gear Routing in Cubase
Cubase Errors After Installing Sample Libraries in OneDrive

Client’s Question

Why can’t Cubase load my Spitfire Audio libraries after using OneDrive?

Session Result

Sample libraries relocated off OneDrive to internal SSD; errors resolved.

Read Full Case Study Report: Cubase Errors After Installing Sample Libraries in OneDrive
Solving Complex Patch Bay Routing for an SSL Fusion and Hybrid Studio

Client’s Question

How do I route an SSL Fusion processor through my patch bay in Ableton Live?

Session Result

SSL Fusion and hardware successfully integrated via patch bay, with expanded inputs from a multi-interface aggregate device.

Read Full Case Study Report: Solving Complex Patch Bay Routing for an SSL Fusion and Hybrid Studio
Dawsome Novum: Solving the “Please Locate Content” Error

Client’s Question

Why does Dawsome Music Novum say “Please locate content” after I installed it?

Session Result

Missing content library located via developer, installed, and verified working.

Read Full Case Study Report: Dawsome Novum: Solving the “Please Locate Content” Error