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I make most of my presets with Sylenth, not because it's a super-powerful synth, but because it's very simple and fast. I also love the sound engine on this one. Can't recommend enough

I use Ableton as my main DAW. I use it because I really like the audio workflow, especially compared to FL, where I'm coming from. I love the arranging options, and I also love that it isn't super CPU heavy, so it can run pretty darn well on my 2011 mediocre craptop.

The preamps are amazing on this one. Haven't had any latency issues. If you like the knobs-on-the-front design, then I highly recommend you to go for it. The only problem is I have some problems with the USB port/included cable and the AC jack/adapter cable - when I just BARELY touch it, it disconnects.

I love it - has just the right amount of buttons and is very comfortable over long production sessions.

I got it, and I love it. Very bright, very good colors. However you don't need anything this "fancy" for music production (this one is kinda expensive).

This is my current computer (29-05-20). I actually loved it for starting out, but anything more than 40 tracks on FL Studio or 90ish tracks on Ableton makes this thing lag the $H!T out of itself. It bluescreens about once a week. Don't really like it, but it's honestly fine for just starting out. I got mine for free soooo... can't really complain:P

From my experience those headphones are prety uncomfortable over long periods of time, and do not have the best bass nor high end. I'd rather go for something else.

For an EDM producer, it's hard to find something that is better than this. This monstrosity has literally everything you need for vocal manipulation, and also has an awesome vocoder. Again, can't recommend it enough!

I used to use FL, because when I was starting out I needed something that is super easy for me to understand, even without any tutorials (because high-quality and good tutorials didn't really exist when I was starting out). But when I started working more with audio, especially vocals and melodic samples, I knew I had to switch, because I just didn't like FL's approach to audio editing. Overall I really like it, and it is a great DAW for beginners, but I just feel FL could do better with their audio workflow.

I use Ableton as my main DAW. I use it because I really like the audio workflow, especially compared to FL, where I'm coming from. I love the arranging options, and I also love that it isn't super CPU heavy, so it can run pretty darn well on my 2011 mediocre craptop.