What DAW has the most potential for seamless/smooth/efficient automation-heavy workflows?

I've been making tunes for well over a decade now but recently pivoted more towards coding and DSP related stuff as I've gone back to uni. I'll be honest as well, I have been kinda burnt out doing music and the whole scene for a bit, but still enjoy the genre massively. I also like making weird ass things in MATLAB (which i'll release at somepoint). Anyway, to not make my brain stale after I've graduated i'm planning to make my own plugins, mostly for funsies (and a portfolio I guess).

Whilst the obvious thing here is something to do with manipulating breakbeats (which I have to give a massive shoutout to the amigo sampler), I'd wanna see more specific ideas of what _exactly_ you think is either missing, or just a pain in the ass to process in a DAW.

Obviously, I'm still learning DSP stuff, don't expect anything amazing. The idea in my head i'm half planning is something like Dr.Octo Rex in Reason, but way more up to date DSP and capability wise specifically for weirdos who make this genre.

So, whatcha have in mind? I also plan to charge less than fuck-all for my stuff, and if you have an idea I use here i'll give you everything of mine for free forever. This may start in like 2027 though lmao.

Also for the record: I'd love to hear more from experienced producers' (like 5+ years of experience) than people who've just started. Mostly because I'd want to know the exact technical specifics of what you want and also quite simply, they know more about advanced mixing/sound-design/DAW environments that just comes with doing this for a long time.

Though If you're not *that* experienced but you feel you got a banging idea, post anyway! I love to see new people in the scene that understand the culture and wanna further it, but know this isn't me trying to be exclusionary, more so I wanna make something great for everyone.

Or you can shitpost ideas, up to you. Penalty if you do is to post one of your own tunes.

go go go

song in question is venetian snares - moonglow, I think it's the same as the other one on the ep, if it isn't then I'd totally appreciate the name of both

ok get all yer breaks n samples
get them on grid such that the play at correct tempo. take all the breaks time stretch them to be slow. play them all on top of each other
from here on do waterer you want

is it ok to use breakbeats that are in your own songs for a breakcore song?

im personally bored of chopping up breaks. so I came up with another way(that includes chopping lol) so you can make it more unique. you can take a break set it to tempo then you can fx play an bunch of breaks on top of each other, add a break and play it on top of itself but time stretched to half the speed n so on. I just wanted to tell you that. bye!

Send me links to ur recent projects, i wanna hear what u guys are working on!

This is my 2nd song so don't be too mean I beg, I'm going for an old venetian snares-ish style !! I am trying to find my own style but i'm starting with what I know :D

I'm not sure what to do with the first half / intro of the song, and I know i'll add maybe a minute or two more afterward

https://reddit.com/link/1i0005o/video/pax7v797cnce1/player

i had this idea of combining breakcore with dubstep. like taking dubstep synths, and the breakcore sampling and drums and putting it together. would this sounds good. is it even possible. does this already exist?

How do i choose a sample for my brealcore song????? Usually i just choose a UK dubstep sample But is it then still breakcore?????

on tracks like zOmfg RAVE and
https://soundcloud.com/user-905888909/happiest-hardestcore

have a certain bounciness to them. how do i do that? i can’t figure it out i feel like it has to do with the bass or the kick but like i’ve tried everything. help :(

I'm looking for a sample that i often hear in usedcvnt's songs. It sounds like a human voice, i don't know how to describe it in any other way. You can hear it in the song i linked below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GReLAJemNU&ab_channel=EUPHXRIA

I like breakcore and i would like to learn about it's producción and make my own tracks, the problem is i only have FL studio mobile so i don't know if this is enough to start.

get in the habit of doing that every end of the year!

anyone know how to get odd time sigs, specifically 7/8 working in Renoise for Breakcore?

I am curious if anyone has any advice for improving at producing this genre. I enjoy producing it quite alot and I have some tracks I am happy with but im struggling a little when it comes to conceptualizing what I want my breakcore tracks to sound like and alot of them end up sounding boring and kind of generic. These songs are okay but not really reaching a level of quality I am looking for. I digress.

What helped you improve on your production journey?

Is there anything you would have told the old you who was just starting out?

Where do you go for inspiration?

Are you using reference tracks?

Any advice is appreciated, even if its just, "Keep trying"

Thanks