>>10800This is really cool! Not what I was expecting at all. Pretty much all of the amateur music I hear on the internet (which is mostly from SoundCloud to be honest) is largely 'electronic' music and hip hop–and it all just fits into…it 'sounds' like it's from SoundCloud. You can tell, in a way. Your first track is much more wizardly! More like something from an old RPG or visual novel. Huh, and your second track is quite different; even this sounds so much more original compared to the things I get on SC (much as I still enjoy my juke and hyperflip etc) which feel like everyone influences each other too much in that little ecosystem. Do you have more music hosted anywhere?
>>8770The advice I realised at some point, and that you will see other people give, is that your choice in DAW isn't actually that important/as important as you think. Ultimately they all allow you to do similar things and it's really about you, your skills and how you use them: a skilled producer can make something amazing with the shittiest piece of software. If you're leaning towards LMMS, go for it! Once you're more experienced then you'll know if you want to try something else and your actual music knowledge you've gained can be carried through to anything, you might just have to learn how to apply it a bit differently again.