pest on 17 January 2016
If you're serious about making music, you'll have to dive into a fully functional daw like FLS. It'll seem overwhelming at first but FLS is actually one of the most approachable, and because of its popularity there's a million tutorials out there, not to mention the manual, After a couple months it won't look so daunting. The only other daw I've used a decent amount is logic x, which similarly is quite user friendly and better for recording live instruments, but it's only on mac. just fuck around with a few (ableton, reason, cubase etc.) assuming you're gonna pirate them. Watch a few tutorials, see which one you like... there's no rush.
If you really only care about something more basic, try audacity.
