How To Choose The BEST DAW For You (FL Studio? Logic Pro X? Ableton?…)

🖥 Choosing the right daw can MAKE or BREAK your music production career! Here are 5 things to look out for when choosing a DAW!

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CHAPTERS
0:00 How important choosing a DAW is
0:45 The MOST important thing to note!
1:04 1 | Try before you buy
1:19 2 | A few questions to ask yourself BEFORE you choose
2:49 3 | Which workflow makes sense for you
3:38 4 | Budget options
4:37 5 | OS compatibility
4:53 BONUS TIP
5:06 Why I switched from FL to Logic Pro

About:
In this video, I teach self taught music producers how to choose the best daw for music production. I share what is the best daw for music production by giving 5 things to look out for when choosing a DAW. I talk about the pros and cons of different digital audio workstation like FL Studio, Logic Pro X, Ableton live, Reaper, Pro Tools etc...

[passonimusic]

That’s why I use multiple DAWs 😂 Live (Ableton) for producing and sound design, Logic for producing and mixing and Pro Tools for mostly for mixing for ads as it lets you import audio data from premiere. Logic lets you too but sometime is glitchy hehe. I need to learn Studio One too and UAD Luna, this way I’m able to help others that uses any of these daws 😎

[tueba-music]

I started with FL Studio about 15 years ago and developed my workflows with it. When I tried to use Ableton because I saw many nice features in videos, I struggled a lot and was frustrated that I couldn’t put my ideas fast enough into the DAW.

[TimVerdouw]

Thank you so much for posting this video! Thanks to you, I gave Logic Pro a try and now I'm suddenly making music! I followed many FL Studio tutorials, but somehow it was not intuitive to me. Now with Logic Pro everything makes sense and it's soooo much easier to be creative.

I've also purchased the MPK Mini Plus which also helps tremendously in creating melodies and music.

Still got a long way to go, but Logic Pro is the one I'm sticking with for now. Thank you!

[Blammerz]

Just wanted to say I recently found your videos, and they are great! Keep up the great work! 😊🙏🏽

FL Studio has been my DAW for almost 8 years now. I've tried other DAWs out, but their workflows just didn't sit right with me.

In the end, it's all about preference. 😊

[EnejJohhem]

Not gonna lie, one of the main reason I bought Fl, is so that I don't have to pay for future updates.

[sixstringmiracle]

Nwebie here i started wirh garadgeband and heard logicpro was very similar so i took the leap to logic pro and its awesome !!!
Learning super fast!!! Me and my youngest daughter (5) enjoy making music togehter❤

[samanthaclaire]

You know, I’ve been a Logic girl for years but have since tried to switch to Ableton since more people in the industry in the US use it….well, it’s way more confusing and I just stopped making music all together. This is really helpful and encouraging! Thank you! 🙌🏾☀️✨🌙😊

[kimstadtherr]

I started on Studio One and switched to Ableton, much prefer the automation capabilities:)

[Enrico]

The direct competitor of logic pro is Ableton? I want to try start learning a daw. But i don't have a mac so i need a good one on Windows, with realiatic vst.
Can you help me please? Sorry for my english 😅

[Giovanni_Pesci]

It was the exact same
For me. I never finished anything in FL and constantly wasn’t creative and was uninspired. Logic was a game changer for me

[carolecolnet]

i would love if you could do a video about audio interface!

[benjutsu]

Like a lot of the producers in the ghetto, I started with LMMS and Mixcraft. I switched to FL studio for producing eventually and I really love it. I still track live instruments with mixcraft though, it’s hard to break away from just because of how well I know it.

[mr.rsg_music]

Thanks for the video queen and i used soundtrap before and now going to get logic pro x.

[dennissantana]

Started with Reason 1 (actually with Rebirth) and still use it in version R12 now. I use Ableton, but very little, tried Serato Studio and didn't really liked it. As of the last 4 years I've been using NI Maschine( I have an Maschine Studio and a Plus) and use it 100% for music creation, together with a Komplete Kontrol A49. Then I export everything into Reason 12 for tweaking, arranging and mixing!

[jpallatin]

Used to think FL Studio was the best thing ever...until I met Ableton Live. I also like Logic Pro, but Ableton is where I feel comfortable. It's amazing.

[soundhealer]

Same problem with FL. I do like Logic a lot but since I'm on windows I choose Reaper wich is for my needs the best one.

[ralfmaaen]

I started with FL Studio switched to Cubase and switched finaly to Ableton Live. All of them are DAW´s and can produce some sound.

[failuretolaunchdrums]

Studio One is like Logic Pro and Pro Tools having a baby. Love that daw (along with Logic which I use mostly for composition)

[marcoscopece]

i actually tried almost every daw in free trial version, except for logic since i'm a windows user, and i ended up using ableton for the last 2 years since is the one that i feel mor comfortable with, is clean and actually i find it more easy than something like fl, i hate the pattern feature too :D

[natepolsky]

All I was using was ProTools at first. I am a songwriter and music producer (getting into live performances later). I didn't always understand why the beat and synth effects sounded so weak, but that's because PT is for afterwards mixing, not for songwriting! Guess I'm on to FL for writing and PT for mixing and producing ;) thanks!