Music making becomes becomes easier for all levels of musicians.

Though many DAWs are trying to reach the same basic goals in functionality, they are all suited for specific tasks. Pro Tools will always be my editing station, Logic for film composition. For the most joyful sense of creating something, whether on the fly ideas or complete compositions, nothing feels quite as good as Ableton. While I have jumped between many DAWs over the years, I always feel a sense of comfort and home when I'm using Live. For a freeform approach to sound design, synthesis, sampling and composition, Ableton has the best clutter-free environment that keeps up with the pace of ideas. From routing audio to the diverse set of built-in plugins and instruments, I never feel like anything is in the way of accomplishing an idea.

The flexible working modes that are available in Ableton Live. I am able to work linear on a film sound mix or a single song, but also in the DJ loop mode. Also all the effects are great to create new sounds from sound samples that I record myself.