Wie wählst du die beste Musikproduktionssoftware für dein Genre und deinen Stil aus?

My choice had a number of factors. 1: Was familiarity. My software works alot like how I worked with hardware, Before vst's and Daws. Sequencing and drum patterns worked much the same way. 2: It's important to me to see the value for money. One thing that quickly turns me off is software that is forever charging for updates. so it becomes a yearly fee, which means you never stop paying for it. My daw's updates are free. 3: Ease of use and workflow, mine is both easy and smooth.

Once you start using a software or hardware, don't feel obligated to move on to the next hottest version. If you want to upgrade that's fine, but consider focusing on mastering your workflow instead of chasing a "great software or hardware." Some of the greatest producers have used the same hardware and software for majority of their careers.

I like to get on. Sometimes I can get impatient. But when I start writing a track, I have no time to delve into the workings etc. I am fixated on writing that track. So it's ideal for me to have less complications. The Daw I use is both simple and deep. If I want to rush through to finish a track, no problem. But if I want to dig deeper, The daw I use can do that also. It has several layers of Depths which leads to more complicated actions, but doesn't tie you to it. It's pretty open to be honest.

Spending wisely on what works for you is the key. Going for something that advertises 'The professional choice' maybe fine until you find you spent all your budget can't use it. Annual fees for something you Buy is a rip off. There is a fine line with added content and bonus material. Updates on a product, should be free, Because you already bought the product. Most software comes with free trials nowadays, I would strongly recommend trying stuff out before buying. A lot of music software, Daws and instrument packages, come in different levels. So there are cheap alternatives to get started. Make sure you choose what fits and works for you. you need to be comfortable with how it works With you, to transpose your ideas into song.....

When I first started out in music, it was costly, it was hardware only, and to record you went to a recording studio. Most is available at a tenth of the price. A mixture of both works wonders. Most of my writing and recording is in my home studio. I have a great working environment, moulded to my needs. I still buy the odd bits as they may interest me or may fit what I am working on, but I have everything I need. And that's where your aiming. To feel comfortable and relaxed, so the composing. The song writing flows, and nothing holds you back. The rewards and satisfaction are unbelievable. The achievement, when you've finished, writing your own composition, is about the best feeling in the world.....Enjoy it!