I use FL Studio and have been for over 10 years now. So, if you’re going demo any software, I would suggest you start with those 4 DAWs first. The other 2 being FL Studio & Reason, which still get used quite a bit by music producers. Logic Pro (only for Mac) and Ableton Live are probably two of the most popular DAWs in many professional electronic music studios and used but a majority of well-known artists. However, I’ve been in the electronic music scene for some time now, and IMO there seem to be 4 pieces of software that electronic music producers favor quite a lot. That’s the only way to find out which DAW will work best for you. What you need to do is to download the demos and test them thoroughly. But like I said, it’s all just a matter of taste and preference. Sure, everyone will vouch for their favorite music making software saying that it’s the only choice for this or that type of music. It’s just a matter of taste – the best DAW is the one YOU feel most comfortable working with. Well, I have to say this: no DAW is superior to its competitors.

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