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It’s easier for collaboration to happen – with anyone who uses the same DAW, be able to access or edit your session in their chosen OS, usually Windows or Mac.

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Remember to never choose a DAW by looking at your favorite producers. For example, Cubase are been used by producers, such as Hanz Zimmer, Zedd, Tiësto and so on. It may seem beneficial to them, but it may be different for you. Imagine if Skrillex or Hans Zimmer have only a laptop equipped with a standard DAW and you, with the state-of-the-art computer system, best MIDI controller, top-end studio monitor, $1000 plugins, and headphones. Who do you think will make better music? It’s the years of experience, not the DAW or the hardware

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If you’re takes it seriously, you’ll want a DAW that offers scalability. Can you go for the next 8 years using the same DAW? Or do you see yourself switching DAW softwares as you progress in your music career?

Do yourself a favor and start right with an industry standard DAW, you see yourself using for the years to come. Does the DAW accept 3rd party plugins? Does it integrate well with hardware and other softwares? What about mobile support?

Unless you’re just planning to make music as a small-time hobby, an easy to use DAW should be adequate.

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This is usually not an issue for music producers who produce on desktop computers – with dongles stuck to their desktops all the time. But for traveling music producers, the tendency to lose or misplace dongles is a risk. The purpose of dongles are protecting the industry from piracy

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CPU stability is one of the most important things you’ll need from a DAW. The last thing you want is your DAW crashing on you during a recording session. Sometimes the bigger and more complexed DAWs, are the ones that cause stability issues

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To choose DAW based on what music you want to produce

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To choose DAW based on what music you want to produce

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Actually, you can produce any kind of music genre with whatever DAW you use. Althought FL Studio & Ableton Live are EDM-oriented, that's not mean you can produce a hip-hop music only. But, different DAW have differences affection on how you decide what sounds for your music and every DAW have their unique features. For example, FL Studio & Ableton Live have a ability to slice & loop audio samples quickly. Pro Tools usually used for serious mixing and mastering work for broadcast-level productions

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In this video I discus criterias to consider when choosing a DAW for both beginners of users looking to switch DAWs Transport Bar promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIJRiJN42rE Templates promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rek3wGXcdZI Bam's Links Website http://bamsmuzic.24ex.com Free Downloads http://bit.ly/1IthGZV Twitter https://twitter.com/BamTheInfluence http://bamsmuzic.tumblr.com https://bambamtheinfluence.wordpress.com

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"DAW" can simply refer to the software itself, but traditionally, a computer-based DAW has four basic components: a computer, either a sound card or audio interface, digital audio editor software, and at least one input device for adding or modifying data. This could be as simple as a mouse (if no external instruments are used) or as sophisticated as a piano-style MIDI controller keyboard or automated fader board for mixing track volumes

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A digital audio workstation (DAW for short) is an electronic device or application software for recording, editing and producing audio files such as musical pieces, songs, speech or sound effects. DAWs come in a wide variety of configurations from a single software program on a laptop, to an integrated stand-alone unit, all the way to a highly complex configuration of numerous components controlled by a central computer. Regardless of configuration, modern DAWs have a central interface that allows the user to alter and mix multiple recordings and tracks into a final produced piece.