I think even with the great deals they offer, you do end up spending more in the long run, but it's less painful because you're not shelling out all $899 +VAT all at once. Buy less than you want up front and at least get to use the program and many of its features, then add stuff later to fill it out. The way I see it, building out FL Studio over time is like both putting it on layaway and getting it on phantom credit. And at least two premium plugins (Massive and Pigments). I don't like the experience of knowing something is in FL Studio that I can't use, even though I've also added a ton of free plugins, mostly from H.G.

I plan to rectify that with this year's End-Of-Year deals to get those last three just because I like feeling whole and complete. As of now, I'm only missing Sawer, PoiZone, and Transistor Bass.

Over time, I've bought individual plugins through the Image-Line site, as well as an upgrade from Producer Edition to Signature Edition.

I started with Producer Edition many years ago.

Fl studio 20 signature edition