It works a lot better than in FL10, though still not perfect.
However, my advice above should restore the multiple outputs in the FL Studio Wrapper for anyone 'tricked' into applying the Stereo version by the 'error message'.
I use my Ti2 in almost all my songs in FL, works fine with a little tweaking and careful planning of track assignment.
I have had the same issue and I could only see one out the other 2 are not even present to select.
Is there something I am missing?
You probably selected the FL Stereo version when you first used it in FL. If so, you can fix it by going into you system registry in Windows and changing this value:
go to:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Access Music\Virus TI\Virus Control
Look for "Fl10StereoVersion" and change its value to 0 (it will be set to 1 probably). Double-click the entry to edit it.
If you don't know how to access the registry, do a quick search in Windows and type Regedit and your system registry will pop up.
Next time you load Virus Control in FL you may get an error message about delay compensation in FL. If you do, press "Cancel" - Virus will load and your 3 outputs will be restored.
See my posts on this page at KVR from a long time ago about this for more info.
https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=6183130
