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I still prefer Ableton Live for certain things, mainly working with audio clips (to be fair I don't have as much experience doing this in FL Studio), so I will continue to use Live. I, like you, started with FL Studio, jumped to Ableton Live, and have recently migrated back to FL Studio.

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Also, since I said i cracked the programs, I want you guys to also know that I have spen abou $750 on a studio and I've been studying sound design and mixing through reading, so dont think Im cheap! Thanks guys. Should I save up for Ableton and just learn it? Knowing that it's better than FL, or stick with FL, which is what I'm familiar with by far. So someone tell me what they think I should do. So, do i wanna buy FL Studio for $200, or Ableton for $450? I know the basics of ableton, but im more familiar with FL, only problem is that all of the big names in the music I wanna make mostly use Ableton, I know its easier but when it comes to mixing and composing the song itself, FL studio is so much easier. Keep in mind, Im a poor college student without much money.

But i decided that if im gonna be serious about this, I need to actually buy those programs for the honor and to obtain copyriht of anything I produce. I'm gonna admit, me being a 16 year old (now 18), I used a cracked version of both FL and Massive. By the wa, this is also my first post, so if I mess up please let me know! Now here's the real question, I've been toying around with music production in FL studio for 2 years now, but i've only recently gotten serious about it in the last year, I have a couple of old songs up, but i wanna make a real good song, with my own style, play a show or two in town (we have an awesome local scene and im really well connected), and release an EP just for the fun of it. My friend said that the community on this subreddit is amazing, and I need some serious advice.

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