Ebin Augustin

FL Studio offers a flexible piano roll and a catchy interface and it has a drag and drop loop-based workflow, But some users may find it confusing and cluttered since it's very different from other DAWs. I'm not a huge fan of how automation works in FL Studio since they are completely detached from the clips in the playlist and it takes extra time to organize everything to avoid confusion. The recording process in FL Studio is a real pain.

The mic preamp is decent with very low noise and they sound clean with minimal coloration. The EQ is pretty basic but it gets the job done.

Powerful in its own way. Ableton is such a beast when it comes to electronic music production.

Probably the most intuitive DAW in the market, S1 allows its users to be the most creative without getting in the way. Everything is laid out in an easy-to-learn and understandable manner and S1 is shockingly CPU friendly and efficient compared to other DAWs. Even though it doesn't come with lots of virtual instruments out of the box, it has a decent collection of high-quality plugins for mixing, mastering, and any other audio-related purposes. FAT channel XT gives you access to high-end analog modeled compressors and EQs all within a single FAT channel mothership.

They sounded more like consumer speakers and mix translation was very bad due to lack of mid range.

The stereo separation is amazing and it has a decent bass response. I felt the highs are really ear piercing and they should be tamed down for a better listening experience. This is probably the most comfortable headphone I have ever come across. I can go with it for almost 8 hours straight with minimal listening fatigue.

I bought this back when I was starting to produce music and it was decent for the price. I won't recommend this for mixing or mastering cus of the poor bass response and centered stereo image. It's not suitable for long time use and will cause ear fatigue very quickly. I guess this headphone will be perfect for tracking due to its closed-back design and minimal leakage.

FL Studio offers a flexible piano roll and a catchy interface and it has a drag and drop loop-based workflow, But some users may find it confusing and cluttered since it's very different from other DAWs. I'm not a huge fan of how automation works in FL Studio since they are completely detached from the clips in the playlist and it takes extra time to organize everything to avoid confusion. The recording process in FL Studio is a real pain.

The stereo separation is amazing and it has a decent bass response. I felt the highs are really ear piercing and they should be tamed down for a better listening experience. This is probably the most comfortable headphone I have ever come across. I can go with it for almost 8 hours straight with minimal listening fatigue.

I bought this back when I was starting to produce music and it was decent for the price. I won't recommend this for mixing or mastering cus of the poor bass response and centered stereo image. It's not suitable for long time use and will cause ear fatigue very quickly. I guess this headphone will be perfect for tracking due to its closed-back design and minimal leakage.