If you're an amateur musician looking for a beat making machine, professional software used by the studios may seem the obvious choice. After all, it's the most powerful and flexible beat making software available, right? But professional beat making software also has several drawbacks for a beginner you may want to consider.
First, professional software is by far the most expensive, easily costing hundreds of dollars. Second, it's often overkill for amateur musicians. Designed for music industry experts, the terms and labels are often very technical, full of industry jargon you may not understand. It's filled with exotic tools and features that you may not be familiar with, don't know how to use, and probably don't need anyway.
Author: Beebob, http://www.beatsmusicworld.com, 2010
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