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It has it's pro's and con's but ultimately, if you want to get in the industry then you need to know how to use this (or Pro Tools, but this is better). Daw's like Ableton and and FL studio are great, but they are not industry standard and you really would need to more versatile then just using them.

I mostly use the Reverb, Delay and Chorus effects though their all pretty good.

My second favorite effects plugin that comes with FL studio. I use it everywhere; Leads, drums, vocals, FXs and where ever else I'd want to use reverb.

The best thing since anything ever in the history of everything. It's not just an EQ, it's a way of life!

Fo dem skrillex style vocals!!!!!!!!!!!!

This plugin is pretty new to me but so far I'm enjoying using it. I really like the way that the UI is laid out and how you can turn on and off certain effects depending on what it is that you want to be using. I don't really like the presets all too much but I'd probably want to master things myself rather then let a plugin do it for me (unfortunately, the same can't be said for everybody). A good way to describe this plugin is that it's a bundle of effects that you would commonly use for mastering all crammed into one VST in a nice neat little interface. I'm not sure if this is going to become my main mastering plugin, but this undoubtedly has potential.

And it's free too so you should defiantly give it a try.

3 knobs? Woooo you'll need A LOT of time to wrap your head around this one.

But FL Studio 11 has much more seeders on The Pirate Bay.

What? You don't think it is? Fuck off you FL Studio using peasant. Ableton master race FTW!!!!

Comes as standard with every spoilt 12 year old laptop producer along with Ableton Live and Beats by Dre headphones (or Audio Technica M50x's if you want to be REALLY edgy).