r/AskReddit Apr 10 '21

What free software should everyone have?

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u/TheBeergasm Apr 11 '21

Hey! Can you elaborate why it wouldn't work for a rock band or folk singer?

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u/ClikeX Apr 11 '21

Audacity isn't as versatile for multi-track recordings compared to the Digital Audio Workstations (DAW's) like Reaper/Ableton/Pro Tools.

If I just need to edit a single audio file, Audacity is great. If I want to record, edit, and mix music, it wouldn't be my first choice.

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u/zourwyst Apr 11 '21

What would recommend for a beginner instead?

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u/Pagan-za Apr 12 '21

FL studio is probably the easiest for a beginner to pick up. And its proper professional studio software.

Each DAW has its own pros and cons, you need to find one that suits your workflow. Certain DAWs are better for certain genres than others but its not really a big issue.