music making programs

[TheNewZedrow]

Making music soon, what programs to use
im thinking FL Studio 11 with Ableton
btw i wanted good logo making crap for my album and stuff

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[Couatl]

FL Studio 11 with Ableton

watyeah FL is good to start with because the interface is pleasing and easy to learn

[Count]

What kind of music?

[Heitmeyer²]

magix music maker 2015 premium (maybe)
fl studio
ableton

[Mr.Noßody]

Album cover art making eh?
You looking for something like Photoshop? Or is there some kind of cover art making software?

[TheNewZedrow]

Album making eh?
You looking for something like Photoshop? Or is there some kind of album making software?

I have Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, should I use something else? Adobe is pretty reliable so I have them 2.

What kind of music?

party / electric kinda stuff

[Malin Prosper]

Start off with FL Studio.

It's ultra easy, presentable and is usable for most genres of music.

Then, once you feel you're ready, move on to something like SONAR by Cakewalk.

Honestly, DAWs are not something easy to work with, they take years of practice and you'll find hours of frustration through them. Though if you need any help, PM me and I'll help you.

[Momentum]

soundforge

[Nal]

big room maker

[Malin Prosper]

big room maker

yes this a good program.

[ßlöükfáce]

i could try to make album covers for you

[Brickman]

i got ableton as my first daw a year ago and its great
also there's no way you can find a good workflow using two DAWs at the same time, just pick one or the other*

edit: * i mean as a beginner, I know there are people who use multiple daws

[TheNewZedrow]

i could try to make album covers for you

Sure I guess, I'll make one for the first one and see if i like it. If not I can let you make them

[ShadowsfeaR]

i got ableton as my first daw a year ago and its great
also there's no way you can find a good workflow using two DAWs at the same time, just pick one or the other*

edit: * i mean as a beginner, I know there are people who use multiple daws

I loving hate Abelton so much. It's convoluted as forget for simple tasks. I guess it's decent as a sampler but for something like recording real instruments, it's a stuff fest. REAPER is an excellent program. It's essentially free (basically WinRar). The interface is pretty clean and straightforward. The pro "upgrade" for me would be Cubase.

[IkeTheGeneric]

im thinking FL Studio 11 with Ableton

This will be your best bet

I personally use milkytracker and audacity because I'm trying to become a music magic wizard but I do not suggest doing this at all