Thanks. I went the opposite direction. More then ten years ago I tried out FruityLoops 3 (now called FL Studio). There was no YouTube so I was on my own. I crea

Thanks. I went the opposite direction. More then ten years ago I tried out FruityLoops 3 (now called FL Studio). There was no YouTube so I was on my own. I created some cool things using the demo loops and effects but the MIDI editor was very limited. I used other more advanced MIDI (score) tools with virtual instruments working. But this was a roadblock as you can only compose boring last century style music there. I did some research today, and I will try out FL Studio, Pro Tools, Cubase and Reaper. Hopefully there is one that has an intuitive interface.