That all being said, let’s explore similar DAWs like FL Studio! So, it doesn’t matter whether you are hunting for a music production software for creating a masterpiece or willing to cut your novice audio editing teeth with a super handy app with all the basic tools, this roundup can help you find the right answer to your needs. “Avid Pro Tools” is a powerhouse when it comes to composing and editing audio. And, if you no longer find FL Studio’s features more productive, you should keep this top-notch digital audio workstation in mind. The DAW comes with a wide range of tools to let you record, edit and mix audio with the desired flexibility. Equipped with 64-bit architecture and robust audio/video engines, it’s more geared to live up to pro demand.Īs for user-interface, Avid Pro Tools looks as impressive as FL Studio. However, as a beginner, you may have to go through a steep learning curve. But once you have gone past the learning phase, you will love to use it.

One of my favorite features of this DAW is the direct HD video workflows that bring both fun and flexibility into the mix.Īs someone who has always appreciated FL Studio’s project collaboration and found it pretty seamless, I must say that Avid Pro Tools feels up to the mark (if not superior).

You can use multiple collaboration tools to stay in sync with your team and enjoy working together seamlessly. Not to mention, the offline bounce attribute that works efficiently in accelerating the final mix and low-latency input buffer that makes it incredibly straightforward to keep track of record inputs.Īvid Pro Tools comes in three editions: Pro Tools First, Pro Tools, and Pro Tools Ultimate.

If you are not a pro who is composing music for films or any other such large projects, I suggest that you start with Pro Tools First which is free to use. Once you are ready to advance you can use the Avid Pro Tools which costs $299/year (starting price).

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