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In FL Studio, to ensure your ZIP project includes all used samples, go to **File > Export > Zipped Loop Package** instead of manually zipping the project. This option collects all audio samples and project files into the ZIP. If it's not working, check **F10 > Project > Data folder** to see if samples are stored externally—move them into the project folder before saving.

In FL Studio, when saving as a ZIP, make sure to enable 'Zipped loop package' under File > Export. This should include all used samples in your project. If it's not working, try manually collecting samples using 'File > Export > Project Data Files' before zipping

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This was a really practical topic because managing FL Studio projects efficiently can save a lot of headaches later, especially when moving between devices or collaborating. I liked how you emphasized using the “Export as .zip” option to bundle all samples, presets, and project files—this keeps everything organized and ensures nothing goes missing. It reminded me of how kukasoittie focuses on keeping things simple and reliable, so users can focus on creativity without technical issues. Do you usually keep multiple versions of a project zipped, or just the final version? kukasoittie.fi