It is a perfect tool for all projects and especially, the initial parts of music projects that entail brainstorming and coming up with creative ideas.

One of the standout features of LMMS is the project notes window. It is a handy tool for keeping track of important information related to the music project. I have often used it to write and save notes about my tracks, such as ideas for song structure, instrumentation, or lyrics. Additionally, I record any tracks changes or revisions, which are helpful for keeping track of my progress as I work.The other way I use the project notes window is for brainstorming purposes. When I am first starting out on a new project, it is very helpful for jotting down any ideas or inspiration that come to me as I work. The project notes window allows me to quickly and easily capture these ideas, so I don't forget them later on. Creating beats and fine tuning them has been made easy on LMMS beat editor. It comes with a variety of different drum samples and loops to choose from, as well as a simple interface for arranging beats.

It borrows a lot from FL Studio hence transitioning to either is easy. However, having used FL Studio for a while, the LMMS seems a little bit dated but presents a great platform for learning about audio recording and editing. Mainly, it is my go tool when starting out any project.