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I've been in love with music and performing since I was 3 years old. I'm self taught in everything entertainment so, I'm excited to take this a level up from where I am.

I've been making music for about 5 years now, really trying to further my skills beyond Garage Band. Thanks for the video brother🔥🔥

Bro, the mic and your voice in this video sounds stunning, really amazing voice dude, congrats!

This is GREAT input for beginners and great information for those who are SHOPPING around for DAW programs!!! Keep dong your thing brother!!! give us more updates as you go. Information is crucial for those that want to KNOW more!!! =)

This was super helpful, thank you!

No need to violate us like that in the beginning 🤣🤣 had me rolling

I started making music back in 2019 used to mix and master my vocals with Adobe audition with just my sumsung earphones 😂😂😂😂 we came along way. See it in your heart to bless your boy #africa #wakanda4ever #Nairobi❤

Bro Ive been making music for 4 year’s but its basically been me randomly playing guitar and making beats and straight up uploading them to youtube without distribution. Basically an audio on image type deal without any official releases. I know have uploaded on spotify with official releases, and even though i get like 6 listeners a week im extremely happy and grateful. Im now tryna experiment with these DAWS you talked about. Thanks bro, cheers.

Just for anyone who’s interested in fl studio as a person who used it: 1. You can’t save music without paying 2. You don’t have many samples for music if you don’t pay 3. People are right, it basically isn’t a DaW.

Been thinking about making music for a year now but never had time. Birthday coming up and finally getting some beginner equipment

I have been making sound / music since 1987 I think, my family got a Tandy SL1000 an old like x86 or 286 computer that was an IBM style PC it had a program in it called "Sound" so I was playing with writing score remixing songs like cannon in D with computer speaker noises :) you got something like 3 or 4 sounds without a "soundcard" upgrade of sorts. Of course I had no concept of music then just the different types of notes and being able to place them up or down higher from the previous ones. Also I had a speech impediment growing up so I had speach therapy where I would listen to sounds then repeat them and read what was on the screen. I was in band and choir in middle school a trumpet player - I still have a trumpet. Then in highschool I continued taking music classes and took the music keyboard class and we had some computer theory it was in my "Techlab 2000" course that we had a segment to "reprocess" audio signals and rearrange them, other people in highschool were into electronic music more than me I got a keyboard for christmas I think in grade 9 or 10, I heard higher state of consciousness as a friend wanted me to hear it I thought it was ok -- and my family got me some tapes but otherwise I was very music deprived I started listening to late night insomniac radio where club and dance music and the university radio station would play electronic music -- I started not going to school - I eventually went back and finished school and got some college and university degrees, also dabled in hosting a university radio show that a brothers friend suggested I do, but I was at the time a dropout started working and raving, hobby djing, and a friend I hobby dj'd with who had been introduced to drum and bass showed me a program called rebirth - another friend showed me tracking programs I loved them both -- another friend showed me Fruityloops also loved it, a family member got me a music maker type early arranger type program but aside from a little bit of tracking continued to use FL studio eventually they gave me a copy after I showed up in the forum with a hacked user name perhaps out of sympathy lol and technically for making some samples for fl studio and making some patterns, eventually I bought a copy also and now have paid all the way up to all plugins in fl studio been using it since fruityloops 2 I think - I think I actually saw the original fruity loops but wasn't impressed enough by the first edition to use it as my primary it was still very buggy when I first encountered it and it didn't have the vst support it has now. All that said I am still moving towards making music. I play with sound and music right now nearly every day, its still my #1 hobby after so many year. So there is my how long have I been making music - I guess it depends what you mean by music, I have had people play my tracks and get on the radio but I am still working towards eventually doing an officially release, you know I am old enough now that I can feel more that I am nearing death rather than living life, so now it is more about contributing to the musical legacy of humanity and leaving knowledge and the capacity for people to make music that will inspire humanity when I am gone. So I have been feeling channeling sound and experiencing it through interactive interfaces with the word for 35 years now. I feel I am getting close to having something I feel is of a quality that is timeless to share with the world.Hopefully I can bring it into the world before I die.

Awesome video man, thanks for the info! I just started getting into mixing for my sons hockey videos, its super fun, but I am only doing this as a casual dad thing, so keeping it cheap is awesome

2 corrections 1. reaper's trail never really ends, 2. reaper is easy to use & probably has more features than others

thanks this is great . very clear and to the point .

As others have said Reaper isn't technically free. You have a fully functional 60 day trial, after which you are expected to purchase a licence ($60) or uninstall it. But if you don't do either, Reaper will continue to work fully functionally and indefinitely. I moved to reaper about 10 years ago, from using Cubase for 20 years. reaper has so much customisation possibilities and is super lightweight on system resources, which also makes it super -stable unlike some other DAW's

I started making music last year, and now I can't stop!

What would you recommend to a musician who creates thier own sounds and doesn't want a beatmaker daw with all the extra stuff like samples and preprogrammed drums and loops, I just want to record and edit. Tried cubase and hated it. Don't want to pay for a program that has all those non musician friendly features. Any thoughts on that

Been making music for almost 9 years, EDM first 4-5 years and slowly transitioned to beats and mixing/mastering. Greetings from Sweden 🔥

I wanted to start making music ever since 2017 but i didn't have the proper tools to do so, i now that i have the courage to try it out id go for it. Thank you for the tips brother 😊

been making music for about 2 years now tryna start making my own beats and producing for other artists

Be skeptical of anything that starts with word "BEST".

Just started learning GarageBand as I'm a rookie and want to get a good feel for the basics. Thanks for your content!

Yo 30killabeatz, I've always been wanting to make music, thanks for helping. I've just been scrolling thru your video so could you tell me which is best for making remixes?

Ive had reaper for over a year and never paid for it and it still works lol it is literally the winrar of daws.

Been thinking since 2018 but had to quit my dream cause of study , now i'mma follow my passion along with job

Been tryna make beats for 2 months now glad I ran across this video 💯

i love music and just now started to get into makiing it. i dont know if ill make it but i need to make it

Thank you very much I’m a producer on rap fame and that’s helping me alot with producing beats for artists on rap fame

thanks buddy i was thinking about making music since i was 11 and now Im 17 wish me best of luck ^_^

Great work! That guy knows his audience, subtitles so you can follow along and keep listening to your own beats.

Cakewalk by Bandlab is free and fully featured professional DAW. I'm surprised it was left out. Anyways the only cons are, it's Windows only and doesn't have a lot of instruments but it supports 3rd party plug plugins. And it has an easy learning curve

I’ve been writing lyrics since 3rd grade, I’m now 18 and I’m not trying to make beats but record vocals on beats to post but don’t wanna work on bandlab forever

My man great content but how you gonna say “reaper has an unlimited trial version” and then for cons say “the trial will end cuz its not free”? Genuinely wondering cuz i know a few apps that do that trial thing and they never run out

7yrs officially.. sound selection is key💯

You left out LMMS, which was my first DAW. I still use it for some things, and I found that LMMS and Cakewalk by Bandlab (which was free for Windows for a long time) was the best combination for me. (Now, I'm DAW shopping because of Bandlab's new DAW being too expensive for me to make the switch.) Reaper is also a great DAW, but I don't like it as well as Cakewalk. I tried Ableton, FL Studio, GarageBand, and a few others, and none of them did what I needed in a DAW. I'm a self-producing singer/songwriter and I also write neoclassical music. My M.O. for music production is that first I write the melody (and lyrics, if it has any), chords, and maybe a riff or ostinato or something straight away, then use my MIDI keyboard (a full-sized digital piano) to record my live performance. Then, I listen to it and determine what parts are missing, and I write a bassline, riff or ostinato, descant, add percussion...whatever I can hear that the song/instrumental needs. As I go through this process, I assign virtual instruments to the various parts, and that's what I like to do in LMMS (I record the MIDI file in another DAW and then export/import into LMMS, because LMMS just can't handle MIDI input from a live piano performance). I eventually outgrew LMMS as an arranging software, but continue going back to it for instrument selection. After I get the instrumental parts arranged how I want them, I export the file and record vocals, which I prefer to do in Cakewalk (versus Reaper). If there's a guitar part, I also record that in Cakewalk. I don't use samples (I do use virtual instruments) and I don't quantize my music. I never use a click track. I don't snap to a grid. In that sense, I am very old school...except for the virtual instruments, I could be doing the same thing 50 years ago (the album that sounds most like my music is Neil Young's album, Harvest, released in 1972). I like my music to sound more natural (like a live performance), and producers who listen to it don't realize that I am using virtual instruments, because I play them expressively. My biggest talent as a pianist was always how expressively I play, and that comes through in the music that I produce. With that in mind, do you have any suggestion for someone like me, other than Reaper? Since Cakewalk by Bandlab is no longer free, I'm needing to make a switch, and I simply don't like how Reaper is laid out. I either have to buy the new version, or find another free DAW. And of course, Reaper isn't free. It's not expensive, but, if I'm going to pay for something, it shouldn't be something that I don't like as well as something I used to be able to get for free. I'd be willing to pay $60 to keep using Cakewalk indefinitely, but I'm not so thrilled with paying $60 for Reaper. I'm going to look into Ohm Studios, but maybe you could make a suggestion. Great video!

I've been thing about music my whole life. People like Kanye, Pharell, & even Missy Elliot inspired me. At first, I didn't want to make music. I want to cook and be an electrician. I just graduated and I though about music. I want to sample and make different unique beats for my brother that is a rapper. I want to help him get a foot in the door in the music industry but also get an insite of making music. I hope this message get you a little bit of understanding of why I want to make music.

This awesome video

i have been wanting to make music since i was 7 years old, and i want to make this dream come true

Yo fire video bro

I've been mixing music for about 6 mounths on cakewalk now and just downloaded fl studio to try making beats

for that part at 0:22 ima keep it real i just started makin beats but been rappin for 3 years and i might need those studio equipment😭😭😭😭

Bro, I've been making dubstep and shit like that for about 2-3 years now. I'm wanting to get back into it, so yeah

I was thinking of making music for a year and a half and i just started today

I've been making music and productions for 12 years, I started when I was 15. (Luanda Angola)

I HAVE BEEN DOING MUSIC FOR 5 MONTHS NOW, BEFORE THAT I SPENT TWO YEARS DECIDING IF I SHOULD BE SCHOOLING OR DOING MUSIC, I CHOSE THE MUSIC

im wanting to make music my whole life, im 31 now and todsy is my 1st day, gona go with Reaper

Love you

hi, i am 14 years old. now this is the first video that i am waching to know about any software of audio remixing

ive been thinking about it for about 2 years

Thanks

I've been thanking about making music since I was 4

Good review - subscribed- but…you omitted luna the best free daw by UAD for Mac OS only

I have never made a beat but I write so much music. I got so many lyrics to put to use but beats are just too expensive lmao. So I gotta do it myself lol

I have been thinking about making music for over 14 years now and I have been learning how to make music using FL Studio for a month.

I started making beats in 2000 I'm 52 and still love making music.

For a while while 😅 I need them speakers 🔥

"They probably stole a computer" 😂 Nice video, I have experience with Pro Tools and Reaper, getting into Ableton and Logic. There is no perfect general purpose DAW, they are all very specialized now, unless you learn one and ignore what everyone else is doing (Pro Tools users I am talking about you!)

been playing with FL when it was fruity loops FL 11 the best 💯

7 secs into video feel like im finna learn hellla

Every DAW has their pros & cons. But regardless, It's what we choose to use. Either if it's FL Studio, Cubase, Pro Tools, Abelton Live, Reaper, Logic Pro X, etc. For me personally. I use Mixcraft 10.5 Pro Studio. It's an underrated DAW. But this time around, Acoustica really stepped up they're game with Mixcraft 10. Mixcraft 10 has been getting a bunch of great version patches. Now, Mixcraft 10.5 has been released for while now. Plus, The new version patches of Mixcraft 10.5 are amazing so far. I'm looking forward to what Acoustica has in store for us for Mixcraft 10.5. Maybe just maybe, Mixcraft 11 will be a possibility in the foreseeable future. Mixcraft 10.5 is an underrated yet amazing DAW. It is the PC alternative to GarageBand / Logic Pro X, The revamped UI is not only much, MUCH, better then Mixcraft 9's UI. It's now easier to use. The orchestral, synth & world instruments are very good. The effects are very useful, The colors are easy on the eyes including the light UI theme. Last but not least. The new sound engine is incredible. With all that being said, Mixcraft 10.5 is an amazing upgrade / update from the pervious version of Mixcraft 9. My rating for Mixcraft 10.5 is a definite 10 / 10.

Thinkin o start makin music man jus bein cool ya know

i have been Djinn for years as a Hobby but i want to make my own music i love EDM

was up just started to make music

I’ve been dreaming to do music for about 4-5 years now

ive been into music for a while but i started making music like 4 months ago

im 10 and i do weird things like developing games so this helps me a lot to help the music part of my games lul

i’ve been making music for 7 years now just starting to get access to a computer

It's been ten years I been thinking to be a music producer

i have been thinking and about to start to make music

I have been wanting to make music for a while

I've been thinking about making music for so long now. At least 2 hours.

bro how can i learn FL studio? I have no experience. Please where should i need to learn

ive been thinking about making music for months on end now.

been thinking about it before i got a band which is 2 years

I left Ableton and went to FL I’m tired of buying upgrades so went to FL lifetime free updates!

thinking of it since i was 7 i think, but gave up or never really started

Been making music for like 20 years

ive been thinking about making music

Like 3-4 years, but I have a bad case of severe depression and anxiety and I did nothing for years... But now I'm getting better, going to the gym and finaly I can really start to make my music and just enjoy de life

i started thinking about this 2 days ago

thanks

34 started playing guitar and writing lyrics at 14...i need a spare room for all these notebooks lol

Nice

I started a year ago but don't have the technology so I use fl studio mobile but today I'm getting a laptop to make beats..so need a free program for now..was on FL mobile along time need to upgrade its just not cutting it any more

I've made music for 6 months and want more than bandlab

Yes

Learning

Been thinking about making music in highschool went to college for music performance but the school didnt work out

ive been wanting to make music for a long time, i make my beats on my phone and i want an upgrade so i can make good beats

I've been wanting to make beats for a long time but all I have is a phone so it's really hard

my whole lifeee

Greetings pls how long you've been making music ??

Is Spilce worth it? Subscribed

nice

I have been thinking of making music for a year but I don’t have the money to start off

Hi iam from Nepal and iam writing rap since 2020

just made my first song back in 2023 now its 2024

I really want to start a breakcore + speedcore music channel but I have no idea what to call it. I originally wanted it to be "SteelAngel," but that kinda just turned into my gamer name instead :(

Bro is mad funny 😂😂😂