Re: For those moving to FL Studio
2017/12/21 18:46:13
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It's interesting, I'm on the fence about this. I like FL for its non-linear approach, and I've used FL and Cakewalk/Sonar alternately side by side since FL came out, and I produce radically different music in each. I can generally recreate the same projects in the opposite DAW, so they aren't limited in capability, but the different workflows lead to different creative ideas. Sometimes constraints lead to creating solutions, and so I kind of like there being arbitrary constaints in my software.
What are your arguments in the other direction? I'd be curious to hear your thoughts.
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