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Originally posted by TranceElevation This is Juan Paolino style.

Go suck a dick ******.

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It's not important what DAW you use. They're all capable of making good music in the right hands.

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I'm sure there's a lot of producers that use Fruity Loops, Logic, Cubase, Abelton, Reaper, Reason etc. Every Daw program is great for producing music. The reason I picked Logic is because I had a mac and I bought a mac because I used to work for Apple. My suggestion is if you're using Fruity Loops now and you're comfortable with it, I'd say stick with that and learn the in's and out's of that program. I heard that you can slave a DAW with another DAW to work with eachother. If you go this route, I'm sure it'll give you a lot more capabilities. It all comes down to what you're comfortable with. I would also do a little research on this as well because I really don't know anything else but Logic, figure out what features have like user friendly, support, stuff like that and then make your decision based on that.

Good luck and hope this helps

Paul

I could switch daws because i'm good at learning new stuff, still use logic tho. Pro tools is still good and great for mixing but when it comes down to straight up creation i go with logic.

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Originally posted by echosystm Evolution of the electronic music producer: 0-2 years: Raging asshole fanboy of one DAW, which happens to be the only DAW they have ever used. 2-5 years: DAW bouncer, changing every 12-24 months. 5+ years: Every DAW is a piece of shit and I'm just going to stick with the one that makes me hate the universe the least.

Amazingly on point.

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Originally posted by TZDA It's not important what DAW you use. They're all capable of making good music in the right hands.

That's what all guys with small DAW's say