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I have really enjoyed working with this piece of hardware a lot. I'm still working on developing custom patches for it, and using Moog's Librarian VST to back them up and push them. Almost have it automatically changing patches as I move through live sets at this point. ;)
I have been using FL Studio since I was around 12 years old. I didn't get serious with it until about 6 or 7 years ago. I use Ableton primarily now, but FL Studio is by far the best DAW for arrangements that are not intended to be done live, and I can get ideas down WAY faster in there.
I really am not a huge fan of this DAW, but I know a lot of people find it very useful and powerful. I may try to use it a bit more as time goes on, but I'd rather check into Reaper or Cubase.
I had never even touched a DJ controller before I got this and started learning on it. A really good friend of mine hooked me up with some set lists and the rest has just been a breeze. It is extremely easy to use, very well documented and supported by the community, and even though I got mine used, it is so sturdy and nothing is even showing signs of wear.
I have a custom desktop I use for production, this is just something I use to jot down ideas on when I'm working on non-musical stuff.
Real instruments are things I cannot live without. I often find myself picking up my guitar and recording audio of me jamming out for an hour, then export it all to MIDI and before you know it I have four different EDM tracks just from an hour of rock!