Well, I guess my problem is setting up MC4. I'm tried all 3 driver settings (ASIO, WDM and MME) and I can never figure out which one works when it does work. Here is my setup: MC4 FL10 M-Audio Fast Track for my guitar. I've made some drum tracks with FL10 and tried to drag-n-drop on MC4; the wav sounds like garbage... I don't think that is the right way to do it, as I saw in a demo, you open your drum vst in MC4 and set up your i/o puts... that is where my issue is! I am such a noob, I have an idea of what it means to arm a track lol... I guess I don't know what options to choose when I open the soft-sync (FL) and what i/o puts to use. I got it to work ONCE this morning, but didn't take note of what drivers I used or settings. I'm sorry for being a noob and I am doing research lol.

Ok, so, I got my M-Audio to work and my VST... NOW my only issue is that, I can't seem to setup an Audio or Midi track to record my VST... when I choose FL VST as my input, the 'R' button disappears. And when I click the 'I' to choose input, my only options are 'None' and 'Manage Presets'... I don't have any options for midi output either in the midi settings tab.

  And I'm not there anymore :/ My dad was a Marine :D He was stationed at New River though.

So I got stuff to sorta work; I can record drums and guitar now (I had to use my fast track as the i/o for everything, using the WDM/KS drivers (gonna try ASIO again)... but now, when I record a guitar track with the drum track, the audio is choppy, and it messes up my timing when recording, almost like I'm behind the drum track.

OK.... so the M-audio should be used as the in/out for everything and it should run the ASIO driver.  The choppy audio that is out of time  sounds like the wrong driver is being used. 

I think you can probably use FL10 as a VST if you wanted to if FL runs in VST mode in a DAW like MC4. 

I use a few things that are able to run as VST's but I choose not to use them that way. I create the track and then export it to a folder as a wave and import it to the audio track in Cake. 

Get the driver situation worked out first...then see what works with FL10 and making tracks in MC4.

  I definitely use the FL as a VST in MC4 but I need to fiddle around with the ASIO drivers then; I'll get the latest drivers as well. THANKS for the help. I'm defeated for now but will try again later. I will also try to use the drum track I made successfully (after exporting it as a wave/mp3) and see how that sounds. Glad you guys are around!