Which environment is most complete for music production?

[leonz]

Hey

I want that this question like what is the best software, midi, etc is nonsense.

I don't look like the best environment for music production, I look something like an example in my job environment most completely, and not problematic in daily use.

Example:

- I am working as web developers

- I using only apple devices iPhone and MacBook and JavaScript + Vscode - this stuff is not the best on the market, but most completely (out of the box). I don't must spend more time on configuration devices, and software and can make anything in JavaScript (Node/Deno, etc). I like it. And I want that Android is best than iPhone (more functionality) etc, but my mains goals are "it is work", and the Pareto principle.

In this industry is there something similar?

I work on Apple and Macbook / iPhone / iPad and looking most completely soft out of the box + good working hardware. At the moment I thinking about Ableton Suite + Push + Native Instrument software and a device like complete 88.

I thinking also about FL Studio, but this software looks like windows, which is great, but windows vs apple is not user-friendly. What would you recommend to me?

I looking for software/devices almost completely out of the box for creating game music / and techno in my free time.

[Alex Leon]

Hi, LeonZ!
Everything depends on your goals, habits, preferences and experience. It is hard to someone to answer what is best for you, because everybody would give advices based on their own experience.
The short answer for your question: maybe you should look in a Logic Pro direction. I think that kinda fits your criteria. It has plenty bundled instruments/plugins, user friendly GUI and works on Mac OS.
Ableton is good too. Nevertheless, you could download a demo version for any desirable DAW and try it on your own to understand possibilities and limitations of each.

[whyterabbyt]

I looking for software/devices almost completely out of the box for creating game music / and techno in my free time.

For audio stuff, if its 'almost completely out of the box', its going to consist of hardware, not software. In which case there's no 'environment'