Manuscript paper for basic ides and Sibelius for refinement and arrangement.
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vocaloidcreatornoob
What about when you make the music and everything? @parallax_fifths
peaches2217
Do you mean "writing" as in writing lyrics, or bringing the composition itself into fruition? I don't know much about actual lyric composition, as I'm exclusively a cover artist - I don't have a lyrical bone in my oversized body, y'know. 
As far as the technical side of composition goes, I'd go with Para's suggestions, as they know what they're talking about. If you're needing a DAW and some instruments and such, then I say go with Studio One! The latest version came with Miku V4X. While I never played around with the instruments, I've heard lots of good things about them, so it's worth trying!
As far as the technical side of composition goes, I'd go with Para's suggestions, as they know what they're talking about. If you're needing a DAW and some instruments and such, then I say go with Studio One! The latest version came with Miku V4X. While I never played around with the instruments, I've heard lots of good things about them, so it's worth trying!
vocaloidcreatornoob
@peaches2217 I should’ve been more clear. I’ve heard some people use FL Studio but it looks too hard to use.
peaches2217
FL IS pretty hard to get the hang of, but simple once you're used to. I prefer it to Studio One myself, though Studio One is still an excellent (and free!) option for Crytponloid owners, and I think, personally, that it's easier to get the hang of. DAWs in general take some practice to get used to, just as any vocalsynth program might; with patience and diligence, you'll get it!