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It’s not the best choice as your first guitar. It’s limitating, heavy and doesn’t have some elements even from the classic les paul. But it sounds nice, so it it forgivable.

Yeah, it gives you almost everything. But it sounds primitive and frustrating. Interface is awful, and most of the presets sound worse, that stock guitar rig 5. Maybe ok for beginner, but for intermediate it doesn’t make sense.

Its noisy, limited and very fragile interface, that is almost usable for basic recording and listening. But it is also very frustrating and difficult to work with it because it has very uncomfortable and difficult to look after shape. Its build quality is not as good as it looks, and overall i’d rather recommend you Behringer UM2 as a starter interface.

It’s almost perfect. It has great and intuitive interface, nice sound, huge collection of presets, a lot pf additional settings and elements to be more versatile. The only problem with it is a very archaic layout, which doesn’t really work for its functions.

It is very good choice for recording live instruments. I mean it is very lightweight and customisable DAW, but its MIDI functionality lacks usability and comfort in usage. It is unintuitive in interface, so its not a good beginner choice, but it is probably the best free DAW. Also, it has very small stock base, so it might be difficult to just learn it without using other plugins. Still the best free DAW tho

It is almost perfect for electronic music. Very user-friendly interface, huge stock plugin base and a large amount of tutorials make it very easy to use. But when you try to use it as a recording DAW, it starts to be uncomfortable and frustrating. But still usable, so yeah.

It’s almost perfect sampler instrument pack, that gives you literally everything. All the instruments are high quality and captured almost perfectly. The only problem with it is that it is usually everything but not what you want. And also, captured instrument aren’t very customisable, which is quite a big limitation.