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The official FL Studio controller.
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The Fire sends MIDI to your computer; your sound comes out of your audio interface. Connect the interface outputs to the speakers with TRS to XLR (or TRS) cables. These are powered (active) studio monitors with balanced line inputs (about 10–20 kΩ), so the Fire drives them directly. No separate amplifier needed. Never plug a line output into passive (unpowered) speakers. 🔊 New to speakers? Read the Speaker Guide →
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cables
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cables
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cables
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cables
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cables
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cables
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cables
Cable you need: 2 × TRS to XLR cablesFL Studio producers love programming drums on real pads that light up exactly like the step sequencer.
The official FL Studio controller: 64 RGB pads for step sequencing and performance.
Everything you'll need to plug it in, power it, play it and protect it. Click any item to see it on Amazon. Connections are from the maker's specs; check your manual for your exact model. Questions? Call or text Doc: (718) 715-4652
The gear every home studio needs around your Fire: speakers, speaker cables, foam for the walls, a desk and a mic.
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