Audio Production Software?

[Alvan]

I'm getting tired of looking for background music, so I'm interested in making my own.

I want to it be versatile, and I want it to give me room to grow. I've been looking around online but I can't decide. One site would recommend FL studios, another would recommend Cubase, then another would suggest another software.

Does anyone have any recommendations for audio production software?

 

[slipkorn20]

1. FL Studio Producer
2. Magix Music Maker Premium
3. Reason Essentials

Those are best in my opinion

 

[Alvan]

1. FL Studio Producer
2. Magix Music Maker Premium
3. Reason Essentials

Those are best in my opinion

Thank you for your post! Is there any reason one is above the other?

 

[slipkorn20]

Yes, more professionall and easy to use at once.

 

[V3XL0R]

I'm getting tired of looking for background music, so I'm interested in making my own.

I want to it be versatile, and I want it to give me room to grow. I've been looking around online but I can't decide. One site would recommend FL studios, another would recommend Cubase, then another would suggest another software.

Does anyone have any recommendations for audio production software?

I personally work with FL Studio because it's more visual for me and I know how to work it. I've been making music for over three years, I've tried all kinds of DAWs, but FL has always stuck with me.

 

[zaffron]

hey man have you tried soundcloud, it is a sound-base SN, check it there, there is a plenty of what you need.
another thing, if you are using YouTube, you can add free music to your videos using "create' window in the video manager.

 

[eyemsik999]

Personally, I think you should go with FL Studios since it's a program that appears to be popping up a lot! If you're looking for a free resort, I think you should go with audacity!

 

[lanadekat]

FL studio is the most used, but if you're looking for copyright free background music sites like freemusicarchive are great.