r/musicproduction • u/TheMogger001 • 11h ago

Question Music production

Hi guys ,

Just had some query , I felt y'all will be able to help me .

I recently started the liking for actual music production like I used to play guitar for like 5 yrs now and learning piano as well but my interest is more in bringing it all together and making some music. I did try fl studio for a couple months and learned like basics and can now make proper beats . I wanted to ask that which DAW is the best overall in the market for someone who really wants to produce andearn some serious music . I liked fl but if there's any other better than that pls lemme know . And any piece of advice you would like to give on how to commence further in this journey will be much appreciated.

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u/stigE_moloch 11h ago

They all do all the things you need. Pick one. Learn it deeply. Then focus on making music. 

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u/TheMogger001 11h ago

Thanks brotha 🙏

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u/mycolortv 11h ago

People were making music way before DAWs existed. Just learn whichever one you have. If you ever want to switch when you know more about your process and what you want from your software then that’s fine. But everything you learn in FL will be transferable, they all largely do the same thing just in different packaging and workflow.

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u/lumpiestspoon3 9h ago

Any DAW can be used for serious music. Including FL Studio. Don't let its reputation deceive you.

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u/JimmyTheJimJimson 11h ago

You need to learn how music production works before settling on a DAW.

Go online, start with YouTube and learn what production means.

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u/TheMogger001 11h ago

I've been doing it for like 3 4 months now so I know how fl works now but haven't tried any other out there as of now and like have watched 2 3 music production tutorials too

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u/HorrorLegacy 9h ago

I started using Ableton because of school. I probably won’t switch because it’s what I know and have been using now. But from what I’ve seen, a lot of DAW’s are similar in capabilities. You don’t need a specific one, just one that you can use often and learn well.