Let’s find out: what are the most popular DAWs according Google Trends? The following Digital Audio Workstations will be battling it out:
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- FL Studio
- Ableton Live
- GarageBand
- Pro Tools
- Logics Pro
- Steinberg Cubase
- REAPER
- Studio One
- Cakewalk Sonar
But tell me; which DAW are you using? Have you ever switched to a different one? And why did you change? It would be very interesting to read your answer. Just share it below this post or drop a comment below this video on YouTube.
Most popular DAWs in 2004
The data collected from Google Trends starts in 2004. Back then, the order of most popular DAWs was quite different from today. Take a look:
- Steinberg Cubase
- FL Studio
- Pro Tools
- GarageBand
- Logic Pro
- Ableton Live
- Cakewalk Sonar
- REAPER
- Studio One
FL Studio most popular DAW?
Throughout the years, the order of DAWs has seen tremendous changes. Yet, since 2007, FL Studio has reigned supreme until this day and holds on to the number one spot quite easily.
Maybe this has to do with the evolution of FL Studio and all the features it has added throughout history. I already shared two videos about that, so feel free to check them out by clicking these links.
FL Studio for Beginners
If you are familiar with my work, you already know that I’m a beloved FL Studio user. I just can’t imagine working with any other music production software and it’s great to see that it’s so popular.
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