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+Warm Timbre +Nice Resonance +Easy muting and harmonics +Well built, sturdily -Susceptible to fret buzz -Frets are overall easy-to-scratch Overall, a good, warm sounding guitar with nice resonance and few drawbacks. It takes a bit to get used to the frets, but once you do, the Fender Starcaster provides some of the best acoustic-electric sound money can buy. 9.5 // 10

While often waved off as a beginner's software, I assure you FL Studio is anything but. While more modular in layout, and a bit flashy in graphics, Image-Line has created a powerhouse. It comes down to skill, like with any DAW. It's accessible for both beginners and advanced producers. Don't let it's sleek look deceive you, FL Studio is some of the most finely-crafted audio production software out there. 10 // 10

If you're looking for a ride with a hard sound and nice tone, this ride is for you. Light and responsive, each strike will produce excellent sound +Good tone +Responsive return -A little too sensitive at times 8 // 10

While on its own, REAPER is good for recording, adding plug-ins makes it good for in-program production. Nice, clean design and little in the way of issues. Would certainly recommend.

A compact keyboard with nice sound, reverb and quiet keys While, like most digital keyboards, the sounds aren't anything to write home about, they do provide a bit of variety, and every so often, you'll find a preset you like. 8 // 10