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What the best free DAW out there
Mason Wilson
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Alexander Phillips
>free
>daw
Leo Allen
Reaper
Juan Moore
A pirated copy of FL Studio
Owen Lee
Audacity
Blake Thomas
yup
Nathaniel Johnson
dont want to deal with pirating, i have no idea how to pirate shit
what do i add to it to make it not shit
Isaac Hill
All you have to do is google "FL Studio key"
Easton White
Reaper
Benjamin Hughes
It was a joke don't use Audacity mate
Brayden Mitchell
Well I dunno what to tell you then mane, the only actually free daw is reaper and it's not too great.
Jack Butler
>i have no idea how to pirate shit
learn, and then get ableton live 9
Christian Wilson
it looks ok but i just looked up a tutorial and the guy had use audacity for some very simple changes. Is that what you use or is there something i can add to the program so it can do those simple edits
Christian Collins
I got ableton live 9 free with a focusrite scarlett 2i2
Charles Richardson
I mean, I don't use audacity, I use pirated FL studio. Audacity might be okay for simple editing but if you're trying to write or record you need a real daw
Logan Collins
join the ableton master-race
Cooper Price
If you jump on that Linux train there are LMMS (FL clone) and Ardour (heard it can be used semi-professionally), but they are nowhere near the Cubases/Logics/FLs of this world, not a lot of plugins, tutorials etc, would probably have to figure out a lot of stuff for yourself, so not really beginner friendly.
Landon Collins
logic pro 9 all day baby
Christopher Gutierrez
I use reason
Camden Cruz
It's what i use for recording guitars and vocals and programming drums. I guess it depends on what you need it to do, but it works fine for what i need it to do.
Owen Wood
how old are you? Cause I can't believe you're an adult on Sup Forums who doesn't know how to torrent stuff.
Justin Harris
I learned how to torrent at the age of 19 (about a year ago)
Luke Brooks
Linux DAW not happening.
LMMS is allright, Ardour 2.0 is ok with no support for VST. Ardour 3.0 can be complied with support for VST. Bitwig for Linux is supposed to be good.
Linux audio system is a cocksucker for most people. Using JACK correctly can be a barrier to entry.
That being said, I have use Ardour 2.0 to do a couple of songs, and Hydrogen drum sampler / arranger is cool using your own sample sounds. It's neat how Hydrogen will work in conjunction with Ardour via JACK.
Hudson Bailey
draw a waveform in microsoft paint, import it into audacity, and export as a low-bitrate mp3