Favorite DAW out of Logic and FL for sure.

At first, I started off with Logic 9 because that's what a few of my friends were using at the time, and that's what they used to teach me the basics of producing music. However, later on, I ended up coming across this producer on YouTube (Superstar O) and the DAW he was using was Studio One 3. I thought it looked so cool compared to Logic 9 and what made it even cooler was that it had a demo version of it, something that a lot of other DAWs don't have. I gave it a try and I immediately fell in love. The work flow and just the way it looked was really awesome. The plugins it comes with are great, and I've been using it nonstop for over a year now. I'm not sure what music genre it's best for, but I make r&b, hip hop, and indie music/beats and record vocals very often, and it's a really comfortable program to use and has definitely gotten the job done well.

Awesome sauce!

Coming from logic X this daw is pretty awesome, I opened it up and figured out a few things and I was on my way to recording a brand new song idea. It's ease of use is it's biggest selling point. If you're just starting to learn recording (or you're a seasoned vet) this would be the daw i recommend!

exactly what my workflow needed

I've spent the better part of the past 6 months bouncing files from Ableton to S1 Pro, mostly because I was so stuck with how easy and quick it was to create a a track from start to finish. 2 days ago everything clicked and I'm almost positive I'll never need to dip into another DAW again. It really does take the best parts from Ableton and Cubase and creates a powerhouse DAW with everything I'll ever need. I hope this somewhat shallow review of mine helps out some of you.

Cheers!

Like it

Protools user, I decided to switch to Studio one. Studio one 5 is an intuitive daw that will never cut you off in your inspiration

Meaty Content + Easy Workflow

Hands down my favorite DAW. Very easy to pick up and very hard to put down, Studio One 3 is now my go to. The quality samples it comes with are phenomenal, and the effects (in the Professional edition) are also meaty and packed. I feel as though I've only scratched the surface, but this is one brilliant piece of software. Great for both Dance Music and 'Normal' music!

Great tool

It's getting better and better. I can say this DAW is a timesaver. It can be used in world of electronic music and live music. What a great combo. Also I see that I don't need to click my mouse often to find buttons, points, etc.

Workflow, Features, Professional Quality, Drag/Drop, my new standard

Studio One is relatively new, but designed by some guys that have been around. The creators of Cubase and Nuendo designed Studio One. It is intuitive, easy to figure out, fantastic workflow, true drag and drop. Supports all 3rd party software I have used, not buggy at all, sounds great, I could go on and on. Pro Tools who??

Upgragded to Pro version

Compared to Ableton and FL Studio demos I tried, I found Studio One 4 to work better for me. I upgraded to the Pro version using Splice rent-to-own so I can take advantage of the additional features. Recommend this to any serious hobbyist (like me) or beginner.

The best version yet

Studio One has come a long way, and after 10 years it has become a powerful full featured DAW with version 5. Everything you need to produce music is in the lean, bloat-free package.

I actually use 4.5 Professional (they need to update the list I guess)

I will take the bounced stereo track or individual tracks for further mixing. I'll master in the project page. It sounds awesome! As I used to use ProTools (but not anymore), Studio One was easy to switch to as it has the same layout