FL Studio
Set up False Audio, make your first request, and add an instrument, in FL Studio.
Use the VST3 versions in FL Studio.
Find the plugins
Open OptionsManage plugins and press Find installed plugins. Star the False Audio plugins so they're easy to find. If macOS asks about a plugin while FL scans, it's safe to allow.
Set up
Put the Hub on Master
Open the Mixer (F9), select Master, click an empty slot and choose False Audio Hub. Not listed? Choose More plugins....
Give the channel its own mixer track
In the Channel rack, send the channel you want help with to its own mixer track.
Put a Link on that mixer track
Add False Audio Link in a slot after any effects already there. Its header should say Controlled by False Audio Hub. If it says Track name not reported by host, type a name in.
Sign in and ask
Sign in, play eight bars, and type a request. Then compare and apply.
Use your own synth
Add Link Instrument to the Channel rack
Press + at the bottom of the Channel rack and choose False Audio Link Instrument. Send it to its own mixer track.
Add your synth inside it
Open its window, press + Add your instrument, find your synth, and press Add. Add some notes in the Piano roll and play.
Ask about it
Try "make the lead synth less harsh". More on your own plugins
Tips
- "Hosted plugin edits" in FL's hint bar is just how FL knows to ask you to save. Ignore it.
- Esc closes the window in front, including your plugins' windows.