Setting up Arturia Minifuse for FL Studio

🔧 1. Set up the interface

• Plug your mic/instrument into Input 1.
• Turn on 48V if using a condenser mic.
• Set gain so it's green (not red).

⚙️ 2. FL Studio audio settings

Options → Audio Settings

• Windows: MiniFuse ASIO.
• Mac: Core Audio → MiniFuse 1.
• Buffer: 128–256 samples.

🎛️ 3. Choose the input in the mixer

Press F9 → select a mixer track. On the right under IN, choose: Input 1 – MiniFuse 1.

You should see levels moving when you talk or play.

🎧 4. Choose monitoring style

• Direct Monitor ON (button on MiniFuse) = no latency, no FX.
• FL Studio monitor (green speaker icon) = FX, but some latency.

⏺️ 5. Arm & record

• Click the disk icon on the mixer track → choose a save location.
• Press Record → select "Audio into Playlist as an audio clip".

Record, stop, and your audio will appear in the Playlist.

🔧 1. Hook up the Minifuse 4

• Plug your mic/instrument into Input 1 or 2.
• Turn on 48V if using a condenser mic.
• Adjust GAIN until levels stay green (avoid red).
• Inputs 3/4 on the back are line-level only.

⚙️ 2. FL Studio audio settings

Options → Audio Settings

• Windows: MiniFuse ASIO.
• Mac: Core Audio → MiniFuse 4.
• Buffer: 128–256 samples for recording.

🎛️ 3. Pick your input in the mixer

Press F9 → select a mixer track. On the right under IN, choose one:

• Input 1 – MiniFuse 4 (front left)
• Input 2 – MiniFuse 4 (front right)
• Input 3 – MiniFuse 4 (rear L)
• Input 4 – MiniFuse 4 (rear R)

You'll see the meters move when the signal comes in.

🎧 4. Choose monitoring type

• Direct Monitor ON (on the interface) = zero latency, no FX.
• FL Studio monitor (green speaker icon) = hear effects, slight latency.

⏺️ 5. Arm & record

• Click the disk icon on the mixer track → choose a save folder.
• Press Record → select "Audio into Playlist as an audio clip".

Your recording will appear as a waveform in the Playlist.