Suggestions for DAW

**BlackTee** · 12-21-2009

just try them all and pick what feels best to you. but FL or Live would probably be my 1st choice.

**Obitheincredible** · 12-21-2009

To be h onest, in this day and age, you can pick just about anything and can't be wrong. Try reaper out before you buy it.

**DJ R. Sun 84** · 12-21-2009

From What I've seen Record is another solid program, add Reason and its a wrap. I'm not sure what the learning curve is but I can see this snatching the spotlight from Ableton and just about every other DAW out there. There no VST support though but Refills don't seem hard to come by. Check the Propellerheads website and see for yourself. FL is more than a beginner DAW, if you know the songs Threat by Jay-Z and Girl by Destinys Child then you can see it will go as far as you want it to. Check out Mixcraft also.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-p15Xe_E1Y

**KSJ** · 12-22-2009

Trying them all out would be kind of hard for me. Since I don't know how to use them how would trying them out help me decide?

**BlackTee** · 12-22-2009

Originally Posted by KSJ

Trying them all out would be kind of hard for me. Since I don't know how to use them how would trying them out help me decide?

you gotta start somewhere we all did. there are tons of videos on youtube that you can watch to help you. and this forum is here if you have questions or need help.

**L. A. Stone** · 12-22-2009

Here we see the bizarre problem of "too much choice". These days we have so many choices that choice itself becomes an issue. Imagine if it were like in the cowboy movies where the guy walks up to the bar and says, "gimme a beer".

**BlackTee** · 12-22-2009

Originally Posted by L. A. Stone

Here we see the bizarre problem of "too much choice". These days we have so many choices that choice itself becomes an issue. Imagine if it were like in the cowboy movies where the guy walks up to the bar and says, "gimme a beer".

ok "in my opinion" FL Studio is the easiest to start with.