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Fl studio is sometimes looked down as a beginner's program due to its popularity and relative ease of use, but it is actually very capable. It does have a price tag on it though
Think of lmms.io (it's where you can find the program, didn't bother with links) as a free alternative to FL studio, since it is most similar to that program. The development progress of it has slowed down, but it is progressing. It's also capable, but be prepared to find a lot of (free) external stuff to go with it, like effects and istruments. It still has some quirks, but it works without bigger hitches.
Reaper is one I've heard goodthings about, so you might want to check it out. It's preferred by a lot of People Who do More acoustic stuff, metal, rock and such. Should be capable of Electronic, but I can't cite anyone on that, so...
Audacity is recommended, whatever program you use, since you'll have to do post-processing to whatever you create, and thia is imo the best program for that. It's free, and ridiculously good at what it does. It's not a music creating program though, it's just almost essential to go with them.
Do remember, even the easiest of these takes a lot of learning and getting used to. I'm not kidding, I'm still learning about lmms, and I've been meedling around with it for 5 years now
Think of lmms.io (it's where you can find the program, didn't bother with links) as a free alternative to FL studio, since it is most similar to that program. The development progress of it has slowed down, but it is progressing. It's also capable, but be prepared to find a lot of (free) external stuff to go with it, like effects and istruments. It still has some quirks, but it works without bigger hitches.
Reaper is one I've heard goodthings about, so you might want to check it out. It's preferred by a lot of People Who do More acoustic stuff, metal, rock and such. Should be capable of Electronic, but I can't cite anyone on that, so...
Audacity is recommended, whatever program you use, since you'll have to do post-processing to whatever you create, and thia is imo the best program for that. It's free, and ridiculously good at what it does. It's not a music creating program though, it's just almost essential to go with them.
Do remember, even the easiest of these takes a lot of learning and getting used to. I'm not kidding, I'm still learning about lmms, and I've been meedling around with it for 5 years now