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Really good if you want to create really big rave sounds.
A very, very nice controller. It is very affordable and easy to use for any beginner! I highly recommend this to someone that is getting started with Djing.
Has many, many wave tables, including the very famous Modern Talking one. Very good to make dirty and grinding sounds .
While I try to stay away from using it, I do occasionally like to layer a lead. The only reason I try to stay away from it is because you are restricted only Presets/Samples. I prefer to make sounds on my own.
Has some great presets and is very good by making leads. I would suggest it to any producer out there.
Not a bad DAW, but I don't like organization, is is however a very good DAW for beginners.
Ableton is a very fluid program, everything is so quick and easy to get and has some really good plug ins. I never really use the Ableton Synth sounds often, I mainly use Massive or Sylenth. Also, as someone coming from FL Studio, I am a big fan of the way they do automating. In FL it was very messy, it just clogged up your project up and made it very confusing if you were using a lot of automating. Ableton is also very good with organizing, that is something FL lacks a lot, you literally had to name everything if you wanted a basic idea of what you are doing, which I never could bothered to do. Ableton just makes organization so easy. Overall it is an amazing program and I suggest to anyone who wants to produce on PC.
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