Audicity

[SkoOl]

There are so many DAWs out there and still there are people who manage to try and use
Audacity and vsthost to make music

Try a few daws (best way is to steal them from the developers using something like torrents) then decide
which one suites you the best and get it.

I hear that VSTHost is great for playing live,and i really enjoy using it.its not to complicated to find my way around.

[zipperback]

I would suggest that you download a demo of the ones that you might like to try, and explore your options.
Different people have different work flow preferences, what would be great for one person might not be so great for another.

I started using fl studio, but moved on to ableton because it's work flow and methods just made more sense for my use and needs.

Ableton Live
http://www.ableton.com/

FL Studio
http://www.image-line.com/

Reason
http://www.propellerheads.se/products/reason/

Reaper
http://www.reaper.fm/

Cubase
http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/cubase/start.html

And the list goes on.....

For what it's worth, you might find the following article beneficial.

http://www.musicradar.com/tuition/tech/ ... day-238905

Hope that helps you.

[SkoOl]

I actually got reaper(sort of), i love it, but i dont get how does everybody say its free.i only got 30 days.

[ehbes]

After the 30 days you can just say still evaluating

[Sexual_Chocolate]

I actually got reaper(sort of), i love it, but i dont get how does everybody say its free.i only got 30 days.

your right its not free

but you can evaluate it for as long as you like (but its fuck all $ so you might as well pay for it)

[SkoOl]

ok i got reaper actually (just the demo) but see ik its like the paid versions but what happens after the 30 day trial licences.i really like it

[SkoOl]

ok i got reaper actually (just the demo) but see ik its like the paid versions but what happens after the 30 day trial licences.i really like it

opps already said that.

[AxeD]

There are so many DAWs out there and still there are people who manage to try and use
Audacity and vsthost to make music

Try a few daws (best way is to steal them from the developers using something like torrents) then decide
which one suites you the best and get it.

I hear that VSTHost is great for playing live,and i really enjoy using it.its not to complicated to find my way around.

Okay, but it's basically designed for keyboard/synth players to run their sound through different effects etc..
But you should go with whatever you feel comfortable using.