To sum up, Soundation is a web-based software that is compatible with a variety of operating systems and offers the added convenience of cloud-based storage, allowing for easy access to projects from different devices without the need for file backups. However, it's worth noting that the free version may have limited features which may not be as comprehensive as those offered by alternative software

In my experience, Soundation offers wider options for any kind of workflow in audio editing. It is a highly compatible web-based software with a wide range of operating systems, including Windows, MacOS, and Linux. This eliminates any compatibility issues between different computers. In reality this is really handy, especially when I'm working with other musicians who may be using different systems. I also appreciate that I can store my projects in the cloud with Soundation. It eliminates the need to backup files on external hard drives and also allows me to access it from different devices. This is a huge convenience, and it means that I never have to worry about losing my work. Additionally, since the software runs on a remote server, I don't need to have a powerful computer to run it. This is perfect for me as I have an older device and want to avoid the cost of upgrading my hardware.

I find that the main potential downside is the limited functionality of the free version of Soundation. If you're only using the free version, it may not have all the functionalities that you need to produce the music you want. In this case, buying additional functionalities or subscriptions is necessary to access certain features, but it may be limited in comparison to more powerful and feature-rich software available in the market.

All in all, I think that Soundation is a great choice for music producers like me. It's user-friendly, easy to use and offers a wide range of features for music production. However, I do recommend considering carefully before purchasing additional functionalities or subscriptions to ensure that you're getting the most value for your money.

As a freelance music producer, I've been using Soundation for a while now and I have to say, I'm really impressed with its capabilities. One of the things that I love the most about it is that it's web-based and doesn't require any installation. This means that I can access the software from any device with an internet connection, which allows me to work on my music from different locations or devices without the need to transfer files back and forth. The kind of music projects I undertake demand a lot of collaboration and Soundation offers great real-time collaboration capabilities. As a musician, this allows me to work on projects with other musicians, even if we're not in the same location. It's a huge time-saver, and it enables us to work together seamlessly.

Now, for the downsides. One of the main disadvantages of Soundation is the purchasing additional functionalities or a subscription is the cost. Firstly, Soundation doesn't offer a free trial for all of its additional features, which means that users may need to purchase a subscription or additional functionalities without knowing if they will be useful or not. These purchases can add up over time, and may not be affordable for all users, particularly those who are just starting out or using the software as a hobby. There are high chances that one may end up paying for features they will not use which in this case will lead to a waste of money.