Ohm studio's is the coolest recording software I have used yet.

damm this is a cool free Music studio to spend hours in and create with others ty Ohm :)

i just personally dont like it

Ohm Studio is great!! and I have a little advice on when installing plugins so you don't get confused: When installing plugins go to this following directory (to place .dll files) C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\OhmStudio\VST This took too long to figure out xD (Ohm is great!)

If I was still 20 years old and didn't have a hundred projects spanning different hobbies, I would hibernate in this app. Truly awesome.

Not bad, just terribly dated. The 32 bit version of UVI workstation they encourage you to download/install caused page faults so bad that I had to reset Win10 to fix the mess it made. I then spent hours reinstalling software. Ohm doesn't work with the current version of UVI... or any 64 bit VST. And, that's what I have installed because everything else (MPC, Cubase, Reason) all do work with 64 bit VST's. I'm hoping that a 64bit compatible version will be released in a month or two (it's not like 64 bit software hasn't existed for years)... This needs to be handled, Ohm got my money, I need a functional product.

Great place to make music with people around the world. Easy to use.

I would have to say this is not the best program to use... However if you are working with people who are out of state (or country) You can make a project, have them do their thing and (if you buy the $50 version) bounce out what they did to a WAV and then import it to a proper DAW like Pro Tools etc. I have had a friend record a part and then I bounced it out as a WAV and imported it to Pro Tools. It sounded the same as having him send me a WAV directly through skype or email (which usually takes him FOREVER to upload). I'm currently taking a class on recording consoles and we do a ton of mixing on an Audient ASP8024. (FYI I am attending Full Sail University for Show Production) Lastly this program IS great for beginners and I would have to say that if your really looking to go into the Recording field this is a great first step toward an actual DAW. However if your going to take it to the professional level you need a REAL DAW.

easy to use, and does everything you (I) want it to, plus more

IT's a good DAW. Unbeatable for the money.