Now you can instantly upload to SoundCloud from FL Studio

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Now you can instantly upload to SoundCloud from FL Studio

SoundCloud is the only streaming service integrated with every major DAW, meaning you can directly upload tracks to SoundCloud without ever leaving your favorite workstation. And today we’re making it even easier for more creators to seamlessly create and share by adding FL Studio* to our list of integrations (joining GarageBand, Ableton, Logic and more). 

Upload easily and instantly from FL Studio

Pulled an all-nighter at your friend’s studio and need to get to class? Now, instead of wasting precious minutes exporting > saving > sharing your files, you can upload your track instantly and play it via your phone on the ride home. If you’re a producer collaborating with another artist, you can keep your demo private while you await their feedback. Or if you’re working solo and your project’s sounding flawless, you can let the whole world hear it instantly. 

Get started with FL Studio

  1. From FL Studio, select the “Upload to cloud” option from your Audio Export menu
  2. Click “Connect with SoundCloud” to link your SoundCloud account
  3. Add your track title and description, then choose your privacy settings and file format
  4. Press “Start” to begin uploading directly to your SoundCloud page 

We accept more file formats than anywhere else, so you can upload from FL Studio in lossless HD for safekeeping and download again whenever you want from SoundCloud. It’s that simple. And that’s what we aim for: making it easier for you to build a career in music and providing the tools to do so. 

*FKA Fruity Loops, FL Studio is one of the most popular DAWs for hip-hop and electronic artists (Metro Boomin, Martin Garrix, Mike Will Made It, Seven Lions, Madeon to name a few) and for good reason. It’s user-friendly, has a solid catalog of pre-loaded plugins and FX, offers a variety of MIDI capabilities – and keeps evolving its offerings to meet the changing needs of creators. Which we’re all about, too.