Saurabh Sangpal

Got this DAW a few days back and as I was exploring, I just decided to check out the stock plugins. The multiband compressor, the normal compressor and the EQ are just fantastic. There's nothing much I need to say since we all know how popular this DAW is.

This is the best audio interface you could buy at this price range. The audio delivered is of pristine quality and I would probably use it for like 3 years, even if I earn money to buy a better one. I just like the look of this lol, jk.

After doing some intensive research, I have come to the conclusion that Serum provides a cleaner sound than Massive. I'm not saying that its better than Massive, but the sound is cleaner.

The possibilities are innumerable with this software. It doesn't look as good as serum does and that is the only drawback in my opinion.

I was a pianist before I got into production and I had purchased this beauty around 3 years ago. It works well with all the DAWs I have and has never given me any problem. Pretty decent sound. It lacks all the fancy buttons a MIDI keyboard has, but I would probably not need them at this stage.

They may deliver somewhat too bright sound, but you get what you pay for. The bundle that they come with is good enough to get started in music production until you find what's good for you.

I have been using massive for some time now, the amount of sounds we can create with this is just insane. Tweak a few knobs and you got a new sound, work on it, make it better, you're ready with your lead. This is just awesome.

This is the best DAW to start programming your music. Since most of the DAWs today are complex af, FL studio keeps it simple. It lacks some of the key features and the stock plugins are not up to the mark, but still it manages to stay in the top 5 DAWs list, anyday.