How to Save Mixer Effect Chains and Track States in FL Studio

In the mixer, select the track and use the mixer menu → File → “Save mixer track state as…”. That saves the whole insert chain (plugins and their settings) as a single file you can drop onto any mixer track later, in any project.

FL Studio saves one track at a time, and send routing between tracks is not preserved. FruityNest's Preset Manager goes further: you can save several mixer tracks together as one preset, and when you restore it, the send connections between those tracks are recreated too — a full bus setup comes back exactly as it was.

Saving: mixer menu → File → “Save mixer track state as…”. Loading: select the target track and use File → “Open mixer track state”, or simply drag the saved file from the Browser onto the track. This works across projects — the state file is independent of the project it was made in.

Right-click the source mixer track → File → “Save mixer track state as…”, then load it on the destination track. For a quick one-off inside the same project you can also drag individual effect slots between tracks while holding the slot's border, or copy a single plugin via its wrapper menu.

For a full layout (names, colors, groups, routing) the FL-native way is to build it once and save the whole project as a template (File → “Save as” into the template folder). Every new project started from that template inherits the mixer layout.

If your layouts change per genre or per client, FruityNest's Mixer Routing tools help mid-project too: turn selected tracks into a routed group instantly, and store multi-track mixer presets you can drop into any session.

Natively you would save multiple “mixer track state” files and reload them by hand. FruityNest adds mixer snapshots: capture the current state of your mix — all track and effect settings — and switch between stored snapshots instantly. It is the closest thing to “recall memory” for the FL Studio mixer.