i'd recommend FL studio. fl studio can be a little expensive, though, so other programs like reaper ($60) or lmms (looks to be free) are also great options. if you wanna go pro, ableton's a great place to look too!
just start making whatever you feel like, get those skills up! you can try bigger projects later on, but if you wanna start, the name of the game is practice.
i really like Koraii's music but he isn't a good person irl and his views are pretty much illegal, so i wanna become the good version of him, i have no idea what program is best for electronic music, what would you say for that?
@LpixXxel I'd more say become the best version of yourself, if you're passionate about music. Try some different programs, take some inspiration from places you like (like Koraii, if you like.)
I'll recommend FL studio for simplicity, but that's not always the best - I'll recommend Ableton for quality. It takes a while to learn, but once you know what you're doing, it's very powerful.
For the free options, install a couple and see what you like! There's no "best" program, and they're all used at the top. Avicii, for example, used FL studio! It's about what program you're comfortable in. For me, that's FL studio - for some, it's Logic Pro, and for others, it's Ableton Live.
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try to start what free programs you can use or that you have available
He also does a lot of research on music production and everything that goes with it.