PyFLP is an unofficial parser for FL Studio project and preset files written in Python.
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From a very general point-of-view, this is the state of what is currently implemented. Click on a link to go to the documentation for that feature.
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Arrangements |
🎼 Playlist |
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🚩 Timemarkers |
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🎞️ Tracks |
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Channel Rack |
📈 Automations |
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🎹 Instruments |
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📚 Layer |
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📁 Sampler |
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Mixer |
🎚️ Inserts |
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🎰 Effect slots |
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Patterns |
🎛 Controllers |
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🎵 Notes |
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🚩 Timemarkers | ⏰ Planned | ||
Plugins | Native - 8 effects, 1 synth |
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VST 2/3 |
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Project - Settings and song metadata |
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Python 3.7+ required (CPython and PyPy are supported):
python -m pip install -U --pre pyflp
The pre-release version is more stable and supported than the current stable version. Please prefer to use it over the legacy 1.x versions.
Load a project file:
import pyflp
project = pyflp.parse("/path/to/parse.flp")
If you get any sort of errors or warnings while doing this, please open an issue.
Save the project:
pyflp.save(project, "/path/to/save.flp")
It is advised to do a backup of your projects before doing any changes. It is also recommended to open the modified project in FL Studio to ensure that it works as intended.
Check the reference for a complete list of useable features.
- Monad.FLParser: https://github.com/monadgroup/FLParser
- FLPEdit (repo deleted by author)
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
nickberry17 💻 |
zacanger 🐛 📖 |
Tim 📖 💻 🚧 |
This project follows the [all-contributors] specification. Contributions of any kind are welcome!
Please see the contributor's guide for more information about contributing.
You can contact me either via issues
and discussions or through
email via demberto(at)proton(dot)me
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The code in this project has been licensed under the GNU Public License v3.