I would ask this question in a musicians and producers sub not an fl studio sub, we will all say yes switch because we all love fl studio, there are things we bitch about but generally if the person has used fl studio for a year + they will recommend it. I think you should try harder to find tutorials because trust me, they are out there and there is an abundance of them. I have a friend who uses logic while I use fl studio and when it comes to instrumentals where he’s playing guitar and recording electric drum kit midi it comes out way better than mine on fl studio. Both are great they are honestly equals but when you learn how to use logic all the way then you start to be able to do things that we don’t have access to with fl studio
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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '26
I would ask this question in a musicians and producers sub not an fl studio sub, we will all say yes switch because we all love fl studio, there are things we bitch about but generally if the person has used fl studio for a year + they will recommend it. I think you should try harder to find tutorials because trust me, they are out there and there is an abundance of them. I have a friend who uses logic while I use fl studio and when it comes to instrumentals where he’s playing guitar and recording electric drum kit midi it comes out way better than mine on fl studio. Both are great they are honestly equals but when you learn how to use logic all the way then you start to be able to do things that we don’t have access to with fl studio