Make your drum kit look pro in FL Studio
Lay out your kit's folders, then give each one a colour, an icon, a tooltip and a picture in FL Studio's browser, with the .nfo files FL reads. See it as FL shows it, then download your kit. Free, no sign-up.
Free, no account. Your files never leave your computer.
How it works
Questions
What is an .nfo file in FL Studio?
A small text file FL Studio reads next to a folder, with the same name: “Kicks.nfo” next to the “Kicks” folder. It tells the browser which colour, icon, hover text and picture to show for that folder. FL Studio's own folders use them.
Where do I put my kit so FL Studio shows it?
Anywhere FL Studio's browser looks: in its Packs folder, or in a folder you added in Options › File settings › Browser extra search folders. Keep each .nfo file next to its folder, not inside it.
My colours don't show up. Why?
FL Studio reads the .nfo files when it scans your folders, mostly at start-up: restart FL Studio after adding or changing a kit. Also check the .nfo kept exactly the folder's name. For the pictures, the browser's “Show images” option must be on and its size must not be Compact.
Does it work on Mac and in other DAWs?
The colours and icons work in FL Studio on Windows and on Mac. Other DAWs ignore the .nfo files, but the folder layout works everywhere.
Is my kit uploaded?
Your file never leaves your computer: everything happens in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
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