Learn what you are doing really well in FL Studio Trial and you can make something that sounds amazing in one sitting. If you can leave your computer running on FL Studio for days at a time then you might be able to work for several days, although I find that I never really need anywhere close to that much time once I figure out what I am doing for a piece.
Hope that helped!
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So first, thank you so damn much for responding because I'm glad to get any help at all.
Second, I need to try out FL studio again. I tried the trial years ago once and I did get frustrated at the no saving option, because I'm not usually able to stay at my computer for long periods. But I am also interested in the process that helps you to start out. Like I am just curious how other artists' minds work and what steps they take to get into full rhythm. I've watched Youtube channels on solo music producers giving out tips on making music and even some show how they go from scratch to finished.
I think I feel like I'm in a slump and I want to grow but having a hard time getting there.
Thank you for your help and I'm thinking Ill to get back into the FL studio trial and start from there.
DiamondEnderman
I genuinely use the trial of FL studio and just make all of my stuff in one sitting