Yes — you can convert an FL Studio project to Ableton Live. RysUpConvert reads an .flp and writes an editable Ableton .als. Tempo, MIDI and audio tracks, returns, and automation envelopes carry over. FL stock plug-ins land as named “(FL)” placeholder slots so you can see what was there and swap in Live devices or your own plug-ins.
Quick steps
- Open RysUpConvert.
- Choose your FL Studio project (
.flp). - Set the destination to Ableton Live.
- Convert, then open the new
.alsin Live. - Replace “(FL)” placeholders with Live devices or VST/AU plug-ins you own.
What carries over
Verified on the real demo project Raubana - LIFE.flp → .als:
| Item | Result on verified demo |
|---|---|
| Tempo | 172 kept |
| Regions | 302 |
| MIDI tracks | 16 |
| Audio tracks | 3 |
| Returns | 2 |
| Automation envelopes | 28 |
| FL stock plug-ins (Maximus, Sytrus, Fruity Reeverb 2, others) | Named “(FL)” placeholder slots |
What does not magically convert
- FL stock device sound — labeled placeholders, not a 1:1 DSP clone.
- Max for Live — not part of this FL → Live claim.
- Exact warp positions — not claimed.
FAQ
Can I convert FLP to ALS?
Yes. That is the FL Studio → Ableton Live path in RysUpConvert.
Do my FL plug-ins work inside Ableton?
Stock FL devices arrive as named placeholders. Third-party VST/AU plug-ins you also have in Live can be reattached.
Is this just a stem bounce?
No. You get an editable Live set with tracks, clips, returns, and automation — then you finish the sound with Live devices.
Convert now
Use RysUpConvert to move FL Studio projects into Ableton Live without rebuilding the session from scratch.