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Came free with my midi so can't say :/ But I do know only 8 tracks can be used with it in one shot, and my projects peak more than 150 things. So you'll have no option but to struggle and bounce things to audio after every 8 tracks. As far as the looks go, Bitwig looks to me like a combination of Ableton with Logic Pro X.

LX88+ is a very cool MIDI Controller as a generic controller. You got all 88 keys and can connect it to every DAW with ease. You don't need any mapping software which is a plus. It got back lit pads and buttons and looks really cool in a live performance.

If you are a newbie, this is the thing for you. Before testing the waters, you want to learn how to dive using this. Unfortunately, it is not a MIDI keyboard or has Pitch bender or modulation in it. It can record your keyboard samples too!

Not only is this easy to learn, but its interface is pretty cool and is suitable for newbies to pros. Definitely recommend this one if you are starting out in producing electronic music!

Okay, serum is something you would definitely want to have! Be it dubstep, future bass, progressive house, or hip hop, or even classical : You can make literally anything you want, with the right knowledge on how to use it. It has a cool interface and its in built effects and also powerful. It saves so much automation. But enough of its pros. It does have some cons.. I only wished there were more macro, more assignable LFO, but it does not make much of a difference.. Overall, I would rate it 4.8/5.0.. Definitely a must have! ( But dont pirate it :P) I got my serum from splice's 20$ a month plan. And it costs 150 USD.. How less can you ask of such a nice synth! Also, before messing around with it, I recommend you to read the serum manual. The manual will make you set to use serum like a pro!

I do not have a pair of studio monitors. But I do have this. Thanks to whoever helped me to buy this! I couldn't afford it otherwise. Okay whatever. It has excellent; SUPER EXCELLENT noise reduction, and has natural sound.. I use this for everything - when I'm just listening to music, producing, or djing. Cool thing for its price, there might be better things for just a little more I have no clue as I havent dug up things, but this one is reasonable product, man!

now, what can I tell? You know what it does. Fatter.

This thing does help cheat, but I prefer sidechain by automation.

You know, connect it to a midi or something, and use it like any other sustain pedal. I don't find any reason why I should not buy just another sustain pedal. The ones like piano's pedal exist, but what would I do with it lol.

Sytrus can do wonders. Proof? Its presets has from drums to classical strings. You can create a lots of nice and weird sounds with it.

I use image for this and not for serum. It looks cool and is capable of making those gaming sounds back in the 80s. That is, dubstep melody nowadays?

That is all I use 3xOSC for, although sometimes, I make chords with it too. Pretty simple thing here.. Easy to use and straightforward, yet powerful.

Hardly anyone might be using this in their production, It has cool interface and stuff, its underrated but with proper application, it is capable of great sounds, like any VST is..

Add this to your weak sounding kicks and bam, you have the greatest kick ever...

Its just the laptop I have, but it does the work more or less. I often connect it to a monitor, and of course my headphones. It can be used as a normal notebook, though.