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Please report threads and comments that violate the following rules: Be respectful They might not perfectly give you what you want, but it's something you can look into.This subreddit is for those wishing to discuss electronic dance music production. When I open up a DAW there's only like piano, flute, trumpet.Īudacity, Finale Notepad, Garage Band, Musescore, and are all services you can also use that are all free to use. That website is really easy to use however because it gives you many instruments and synths.

Right now I'm using but it is nowhere near a professional DAW in terms of effects and automations. The tutorials I watch on youtube they all have some sort of an external keyboard. I love making music but I don't have any electrical instruments.

Might be something for you to.Īre DAWs useful without any midi instruments? You can look into They are fairly simple to learn, give you access to quite a few sounds, and, most importantly, they are free. No offense to Musescore, they are great for beginners that can't afford expensive software, but their instrument sounds are pretty bad. If you're going to write music of this style, I would suggest using more of an electronic music software. First things first: I highly recommend you create an account on This is a free online recording studio that has tons of instruments that you can experiment with and it has a simple interface that's beginner friendly.