junkie_bass_studios's Electronic Studio Setup

I started production back in the mid 90's with an old program called E-Mu Music ordered straight from Guitar Center's catalog. I have ran through just about every DAW over the years from the original Fruity Loops (later renamed FL Studio for the youngsters), ProTools, Ableton, and everything else. Since 2001 I have always gone back to using Cubase. The lower grade editions provide singer songwriters, bedroom producers, and small home studios a wealth of options at a lower price point then other DAWs, and for a studio the Pro version is where it is at. It is a powerhouse that can be as simple or complex, and detailed as you like.