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[JoltJolt]

If it is just to test before the studio I think FL is okaaaay , you will just figure out the beat, tempo and melody to see if your sentences past with it, before going to studio what must cost you a bit ... 75 € ?

LOL, you will never get a good DAW for 75 euro's.
FL's Producer Edition costs 299 dollars, Cubase is €539,-
you will need a bit more money then €75 before you can make music legally

[sworn]

Fruity Loops.

SUX

with fruity loops, sure it will be easy to do a beat. So if you want just test it on a beat it's ok. But the sounds in fruity loops aren't very good.
Use Reason it's a little more proffesionnal, but in the other hand a little harder to use.

It'sn't free but if you want i give you the link for the crack.

can't record with reason lol.




tbh CUBASE FTW

[Samuel]

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Recording/editing software:
- Adobe Audition (best program imo, has many options to post edit your vocals before arranging them)
- Cool Edit Pro (its okay, is almost as good as Audition, but doesnt deliver all functions you might otherwise have)
- Audacity (never worked with this, so dont have much to say about it..)

Editing/arrangement programs:
- Fruity Loops (if you want to edit/arrange your vocals easy, without to much work, FL has it)
- Reason 4.0 (has crap VST support, so if you dont know much about oscillators/envelopes/filters, you might not want to use it)
- Cubase (best program in the list, has it all, from good VST support to excellent own synthesizers you can hook up)
- Logic Pro (only available for mac's, so if you have a mac, this is the program to get)
- Ableton Live (very flexible program. Works, is easy, and much used).

I suggest you use Audition to record, and then either FL (if you're not so good in music making) or Cubase (if you are good) to process further

Adobe Audition = ex Cool Edit Pro. And yeah it's best Audio Editing program imo. And i also agree with cubase part.

[sworn]

try to think about protools the master @ masters @ mixing !!