What DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) do you use?

[Joaftheloaf]

I'm wondering what people use to record their stuff, because I can't seem to find one that works for me... or maybe I'm just to stupid to figure out how they work

[Doctor Science]

I use FL Studio! It's not perfect for orchestral music, but I can't really afford anything else, and I find it nice to look at and easy to use.

[Dr_Dissonance]

Cubase 6.5...love it!
I also have Ableton Live, but rarely use it.

[SoaringFlight]

Currently FL for electronic stuff - waiting for Bitwig though, if it turns out to be Ableton Live in a better looking interface, I will probably switch to it.

For actual real recordings of instruments and complex compositions I'd use Cubase myself. I'd use it for electronic as well if I had MIDI keyboard and knowledge of how to play it, since it's piano roll isn't exactly a gem. It's a good thing if you know how to make a track in all major DAW's, since sometimes you just need something, that is in another DAW.

[K3WRO]

I use a bunch, but I can say FL is the best I've used so far and I ALWAYS use it,
Easy to navigate, Low CPU (well compared to Sonar and Reason)
It also has nice synths that come with it, it's got everything!

But I haven't tried Abelton yet, the only DAW people think it's good that I haven't tried before.

[Peak Freak]

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[Lavender_Harmony]

I have used Logic Pro for over four years now, and I have no plans to switch.

[LoreRD]

Logic Pro 9 and love it!

[Icky]

Been using FL studio for about 3 years now.

[Navron]

Cubase 6.5

[Applejinx]

Logic

[ChromaticChaosPony]

Ableton Live Lite 8. I need an upgrade from Lite, but I might just get FL Studio Signature Bundle instead (because it's affordable).

[Anforium]

LMMS, because I have no money and refuse to steal multi-hundred dollar pieces of software.

[Legion]

FL producer edition. Hasn't done me wrong so far. ^_^

[WavesOfParadox]

I'll probably buy Reaper soon enough...

[SpyPie]

FL studio 10 :I

I want to Switch to Ableton Suite

[Warbalist]

Just like is says below: Reason for sketching electronic stuff and Sonar for EVERYTHING else, including mixing/mastering.

It takes a while to find that perfect fit. Cubase was always a close second for me, but Cakewalk/Sonar was always there when I came crying back.

And reason? Reason is just fun. I can't help it!

Try 'em all, if you can, and like WavesOfParadox, don't discount Reaper because it's cheap. It's a great program.

[Nexaka]

FL Studio 10 Producer Edition

I wish I had a Mac so I could get Logic though :T

[the4thImpulse]

Currently Ableton Live but likely soon to be Bitwig because the beta has been quite good so far.

[Captain Ironhelm]

FL, has the features I need.

[konsolN]

I'm using LMMS
works great, even though it lacks some Features I would like... and it crashes constantly...

I may upgrade to Ableton or Qbase at some point. I make Orchestra and Chiptune Stuff, and use mostly VST's and Samples.

[Indigo Spectrum]

Ableton Live Suite, love it so far and have no plans on switching.

[soultensionbenjamin]

i First used protools and that shit was frustrating even 1nce you learned the workflow then switched to fl i like it alot more because i can bust out ideas a lot faster with the piano roll and automation its just feels right plus i can make ponys my background PLUS FREEE UPDATES 4 LIFE WOOOOOOOOO

[White Ink]

Reaper, although I haven't bought it yet (because I'm a cheapskate that's abusing what's effectively an infinite free trial). It's only $60, too (unless you make more than $20,000 annually off it), which makes it one of the cheapest DAWs out there, even though it can do everything more expensive software could.

[Sugarholik]

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Brohoof to my fellow Reapers
Also Reason demo.