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it is a good computer with great compatibility. I am using it now since 2016, but my iMac is actually of the year 2015.

I bought this audio interface long time ago. I had some issues with audio routing on my iMac. It is a plug & play interface from NI, which i recommend using. It was not expensive too.

Using this DAW now for nearly 12 years. I love it. If you want your idea translated fastly, use this DAW. Now you can use it also on Mac.

I was looking for headphones to make music with. I found these on a reseller's page and using it to this day. It has a good sound coverage. You can also use them for playing bass.

I like the overall experience with this keyboard. Also you get the Analog Lab V, which has a great set of instruments already included.

I got the MPC Software 1.9 with the MPC Black Studio. Back in 2018 i tried to create some beats with the DAW and it worked ok. Then i downloaded the MPC Software 2.0, which also seems a bit more polished then the predecessor. I don't use it so often, but when i use it, the 2.0 version seems to be working less clumsy and more intuitive. The buttons and sequences can be easily adjusted. I recommend this DAW, if you have a decent computer. You will work mainly on the controller anyway.

This is the best laptop, if you are doing lightweight music production. Due to the SSD, it is fast and runs the music software. Of course, if you want to run like a pro, get a Macbook Pro. But with this, you can start out your music projects with little effort and sketches.

My history is FL Studio, since i am 16. But i have to say, since i want to learn Bass & play more MIDI-Keyboards Ableton works for me just fine. I'm learning this DAW now, and it makes fun, although i need to rethink my approach of editing audio. A lot of tutorials for it on Youtube and an immense library of sounds, included in the DAW's Standard Edition.