Image-Line FL Studio 20

It is the most intuitive DAW. FL Piano Roll is legendary. Great support for VSTs and awesome stock plugins. Very easy to get started with (just download a fully functional demo and get started making music) and the version 20 has some huge improvements.

As far as I remember, I had been using FL Studio DAW since 2014. During that time, I was so serious about music yet. But after playing it around, I eventually gotten serious and it became my main setup for mastering and mixing before moving on to actually music production until now which is currently at V20.7

One of the features that I like about FL Studio is the free update, eventually I wont need to pay additional fee in order to upgrade my FL Studio. Furthermore, the user friendly interface makes it more easy for me to work around with my production compare to other DAWs. I do recommend those who are interested with music production get started with FL Studio.

This was my first daw since i started producing , it was easy for starters , it's my best friend and a life saver but this daw had lot of issues , i realized that when i got proffessional at producing, lot of issued pop up for me like PDC errors , Routing Problems , Automating third party plugin parameters was pain in the ass , also it impacted my workflow , so i moved to other daw! but this daw a special respect in my heart

its good if you are a beginner like me but you would probably like ableton better because it can do more

The daw that started it all.....

now on mac. My life is complete. I will die happy now.

Still sucks bantha wank for mixing, still beyond excellent for arrangement and composing parts/loops/sounds.

Combined with a multi track arrange page based daw (logic, cubase, bro tools, abl, etc) using fl for sound production and traditional daw for mixing/arrange will energize and maximize use of both in a sort of "event horizon"/ stacking perks way.

Been using FL Studio since I started producing music on a computer back in 2011. Really love the workflow and how fast I'm able to realise my ideas with it. This also comes partly from the amazing piano roll that's simple and quick but at the same time very advanced. One downside may be seeing as it doesn't have a channel fixed arrangement window, it takes an extra effort to make the projects really organized, which usually leads to my projects looking quite messy cause I'm quite lazy... but I'm fine with that aslong as I can work fast.

I really like FL Studio. The price is a lot cheaper than other DAWs to purchase the "full version" (technically producer edition, anything above that is a bundle of producer and additional plugins). The stock plugins are great, you get Sytrus, one of the most powerful FM synths and Maximus, one of the most powerful compressors. That said, it grates on me. There are so many things that just take more clicks, more time, and more effort than other daws due to how FL is designed. I've ended up switching to Cubase.

Simple, effective and extensive DAW for anyone who wishes to get into music production, especially for beginners. The user interface is well structured and the parts of the software are superbly integrated, allowing for a seamless experience from the mixer to the channel rack. Furthermore, the lifetime free updates are excellent considering Image-Line's constant improvement and additions to its software.

FL Studio is fully professional DAW. Included native VSTs are very good (for example producer edition contains Sytrus which is one of the best FM synths on market with some unique features). The workflow is very fast once you get hang of it. This DAW despite of what people over interent sometimes say is capable of doing all the things which other DAWs like Cubase, Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton can do. And on top of that you get life time free upgrades which made me chose it and i feel like i will never regret chosing this workstation!

Image-Line has worked hard to add promising features that other DAWs like Ableton also has