#total newbie to music production!!
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There's a bunch of Daw's on the market.
Ableton, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, Logic, just to name a few.
In the end, all of them do the exact same thing, it's just the workflow that is different between them, and which one suits you best, is simply based on how your brain is wired.
The best advice I can give, is ignore opinions on the daw's and look on YT at the different daws, and simply try out the ones that looks good for you.
are there any good free ones?
alright !!
it's just nagware basically
how advanced are you in music?
quite
about 20 years
lol
would it be alright if i came to you if i need advice,,, you seem so skilled
tysm!!! youre so sweet
don't have all the answer though, but I know fair amount of stuff
what kind of songs do you produce?
do you have a spotify?
Been exposed to quite a lot of stuff.
Ambient, Trance, Glitch, Rock, ballad,, hip hop, just to name a few
I got some basic stuff on YT that's all
can i sub to your yt?
sure
whats the name
Click this link at your own risk:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ISQXBrUuiiOVGEH53lc3y?si=QaNDQn-BQcmiKv09BriEzg
Cakewalk Next by Bandlabs is good enough, although both ableton and FL studio has free trial (with save and export disabled) so you can fully try them out.
fl studio can load the VSTI version of the vocaloid
if you have a problem loading vocaloid on you daw you could just use the vocaloid normally
i mean anything can
just in case if u cant buy a vocaloid
theres still synthV
but only thing ppl would know from synthV is teto
isnt teto on utau?
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the new one is on dl site
the AI one
its 10% off on dlsite
same with the synthV
but the dlsite one will only be japanese ver. of the program
logic also has a free trial i think
i would just try a ton out and see which you like beter
better
i decided to go with cakewalk