I then saw this pattern (7, 7, 5, 5, 8) on the release date so I tried seeing if I could do that to my advantage but once again, it didn't work (8 months after December 2020 is August 2021). I then got the average of the intervals and although that worked for FL Studio 21 (saying that it would be released January 2022), it didn't work for 20.9 (saying that it would be released June - July 2021). But that also didn't really work as it inferred that FL Studio 21 would be released on November 2021 (only a month away).
Then I got the number of the releases (6) and divided it by the number of predicted versions (8) which meant we were 75% of the way to FL Studio 21.
Here is the information on the intervals between each release:Ģ0.0 – 20.1 = 7 months (May 2018 - December 2018)Ģ0.1 – 20.5 = 7 months (December 2018 - July 2019)Ģ0.5 – 20.6 = 5 months (July 2019 - December 2019)Ģ0.6 – 20.7 = 5 months (December 2019 - April 2020)Ģ0.7 – 20.8 = 8 months (April 2020 - December 2020)Īt first, I tried thinking of 20.5 as a halfway mark because they jumped from 20.1 to 20.5, but that would mean that FL Studio 21 would've been released on September 2020. I wanted to know when FL Studio 20.9 and FL Studio 21 would be released so I tried finding it out myself based on how long it has taken them for previous versions.
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