DAW thread

It is. As a DAW, just as a DAW id vote for bitwig. But, they all are more than just daws. ImageLine aka the FL Studio devs bundle lots of goodies and they have a far more attractive business model, so thats why id personally choose fl studio.

Is it hard to make glitchcore? Like some real schizophrenic sounding shit? The world needs more of that and I'm interested.

ableton
ableton is better for this, as its designed for live shows and glitchcore evolved from live sampling shit, which is all available in live

>glitchcore
Trackers are actually really god for this sort of thing. Renoise is a good one. They make chopping up and fucking with samples waaaay easier since you're doing it all with text.

link related is first thing I made in renoise in just one evening. but shows you how easy it is to quickly make that kind of glitchy stuff.

instaud.io/3cs4

Baby's first DAW. That and Audacity.

How much does a daw cost?

usually between 0 and several hundreds, but you can just pirate it instead

nice, here's one of mine
soundcloud.com/toxicwaltz/you-are-already-dead

Haha damn, that's way harder than my shit. Pretty nuts stuff dood, nice. Is your name an Exodus reference? You'd love Renoise, I really suggest you check it out. It beats the hell out of chopping and screwing with samples graphically.

Yes to the exodus ref haha
I use both fl and renoise, fl for the less crazy shit, renoise for the more crazy shit. Like this one soundcloud.com/toxicwaltz/noise

Also, if you are mainly recording instruments, nothing beats Reaper

Nice, that's fuckin heavy.

FLStudio is for zoomers use actual fucking instruments and audacity you tard

if you can't find anything else to post than a fucking frog it's safe to say you don't need it and no one wants to hear your music

My fellow Ableton nigs

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_(programming_language)

This shit's so cool. You literally program you're music in Lisp.

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Also DAWs are gay, bloatniggers.

*cracks* Back in my day we used something called workstations *sips* those were the days

Cubase masterrace

fl studio is fine
so is ableton
>Buying a DAW
I bought Cubase because I actually produced songs that made money while using it, but, whatever, wouldn't everyone just pirate shit or use something free like Reaper?
is Reaper not a real DAW?
you "can" do this in FL studio but it's extremely tedious (setting notes to last for like 0.02 seconds and repeating them with copy paste and moving their locations with numbers based on bars. but do the world a favor and don't make any more glitchcore, thanks.
audacity isn't a daw.

@op just pirate protools/logic/cakewalk and see what you like. whatever you use to actually make music then buy it. best albums i've listened to aren't made in any of these things.

Cubase is the best DAW out there by a large margin

FL Studio is trash for workflow but has a good collection of plugins that are designed well
Ableton has a shit engine but great stretching algorithms and a lot of good tools for workflow, most of the base plugins suck, especially the reverb
Studio One is an "industry standard" meme
Working with MIDI in Reaper is a pain in the ass, but if you're working with audio it's great
Logic blows
Pro Tools also blows
Nothing
ardour.org/
Ardour > LMMS

been using fl studio (fruity loops) since 1998
its wonderful. easy to lay down a track.
my favorite standard daw would be samplitude.
has a great fx package.
each sample on a track can have its own fx rack separate from track fx.

Reaper is for Chads Only

Based and redpilled

fl studio is written in delphi.

also....
image line remote works really well.
use my ipad to control fl studio.
super low latency.

The true choice is programming all the tools by yourself

musiclet here, whats the major difference between ardour and lmms and why do you recommend ardour? I used lmms in the past but not extensively.

Inline piano roll on the editor (edit multiple midi tracks on 1 screen), very powerful routing and plugin instancing system with the ability to add/remove pins, every meter type you need right in the mixer (DIN, Nordic, VU etc), great monitor bus.

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Editor view

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What would be a good daw for hardcore or goa trance because i have been wanting to get into making either

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Any DAW will work, but I recommend Cubase, especially if you plan on working with vocals.

That looks and sounds really good, thanks user.

No problem, you should also check out these:

linuxsampler.org/
ivyaudio.com/Piano-in-162
virtualplaying.com/virtual-playing-orchestra/
github.com/sgossner/VSCO-2-CE

Piano in 162 is arguably the best free sampled piano you can get, the other two are great sounding orchestra sets. It will take a bit of work to wrap your head around getting LinuxSampler working but it's worth it.

>what would be a good guitar for guitar-based music because i have been wanting to get into making it

i made goa trance in fl studio
but that was like 15 years ago

Nigga i know nothing about the differences between daws avaible and thats why im asking which would be best suited for specific genre

DAWs ar not equal. Ableton live is only good for live music. It isn't as good as other DAWs for everything else.

Ableton is good only if you wanna make 4-bar-loops.

If you're really interested in making music, you should build a Hackintosh and use Logic.

Apple even let's you download their sound library