This allows sharing of personal data, projects and other information. INSTRUCTIONS BELOW:ĪLL posts made in this forum are ' Private' so that only you and staff can see them. Forget Pro Tools - it's very powerful but not as creatively fun.POSTS HERE ARE PRIVATE. If you think it might evolve into something else, consider getting either a DAW that straddles the waters or get 2 DAW's.įrom what you have suggested though I think really you want to consider if FL Studio, Bitwig or Ableton is the one for you. So if you know what you want 100% go with a DAW that suites your plans. I know though one thing, I would rather die than produce a dance record in Or Tools, and I would also rather die than produce a rock record in Ableton Live. I have made some possible arguable views here and these are just mine. PT, Logic, Cubase etc are more for an engineering angle and work best when approached like that. I'm not putting their abilities down as they are also very powerful toys, but they are to inspire to create. Now FL Studio possibly has all that - I haven't used it for years though.īoth Ableton, FL Studio and Bitwig are "toys". It's not without its issues, but I can do professional work in it. Some producers only use PT because it's what they know and love - and have in studios that have spent a lot on the HDX hardware.įor me Ableton gives you the best of both. I would demo FL Studio, Ableton and PT and see for yourself. Personally if you just want to have some fun making beats as mentioned before FL studio may do it for you. Ableton straddles between a sort of Logic/FL Studio bridge.
Even if FL can do the same things it's more for EDM etc. Pro Tools is much better for recording live bands, editing audio etc. I wouldn't like Pro Tools to FL Studio they are as far apart as DAW's go.
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