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I wouldn't mind paying for a program. But I'm wary of paying for programs because companies these days change their policies and make their services subscription based, and when that happens they gradually increase the price. But I will check it out. Thanks for the recommendation.
Does that program come with drum samples? Or would I have to get that separately?
bitwig studio comes with tons of samples. it's a fantastic daw.
there's a reason a lot of ableton users switch over to bitwig.
reaper is also very good, but a bit clunky for edm/techno/etc.
Bitwig is pretty sweet, but definitely more than I need right now. I was able to get my kit to register in reaper so I'll probably stick with that for now.
Bitwig comes with so much that I can't remember if they have drum samples or just machines or both. I highly recommend you try the free trial to see if you like it before you buy.
I checked it out and it is a more than I'm needing right now. I'm not an audio guy and bitwig is a little over whelming.
Totally understandable, it has a lot going on and if you already know reaper it might be good to stick with it. Good luck!