Filthzilla wrote:You can get a student copy of FL7 for like.. 50 quid. I'd go with the FL range.

Up to you though.
Haven't seen that anywhere. Have a link perchance?
Thanks.
BevOh wrote:Definitely Reaper. FL10 tho if you can afford it is much better imo, but then i guess you are paying for what you get. For midi controller i have a little Akai MPK Mini. Small and connected via USB, gets the job done for what I need to do. Got a keyboard, knobs and pads all in one little unit. Good for a starting point.
I think I'll play with reaper for a bit then. The Akai looks neat. Has it worked for all your needs? It doesn't look like it comes with a 'lite' software though. Oh well.
I'm considering that to get started. Should be a nice handy tool.
At this point, thinking of Reaper+the Akai.
SidewaysDubstep wrote:Instead of forking out the cash, someone compiled a really nice little collection of freeware programs and named it the mobile production or something, I would link you but I'm on my phone, why not use the search bar to find it here, never know may not need to buy anything
I downloaded that actually. I think it comes with reaper.
$40 for a program like reaper isn't really a big deal though. It sounds like it's something I'd be able to use for a while and some of the free DAW's have their own issues and their interface is supposedly not as good.