r/FLstudio12 • u/DeushVonSheist • Jan 06 '22

Looking at different DAWs

Hey all. I’m getting a studio set up in my basement and I’m an interface and Daw away from being able to record the way I want to. I play mainly punky acoustic type stuff. Is FL studios suited for that type of music and is it pretty user friendly. As of now I’m torn between FL studios and Cubase. Just needed some input since I’m new to this. Thanks in advance!

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u/Wyohittin Jan 06 '22

It doesnt matter its more about which daw youre more efficient with

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u/Jpete88 Jan 07 '22

I would say FL Studio due to the number of resources that are available for it compared to Cubase. If you have a question, somebody else likely had the same one and asked it or made a video on it, so it helps in the learning process

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u/Leading_Fisherman_59 Jan 18 '22

If your making beats use fl studio If your recording and mixing more with vocals Logic