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Message: [QUOTE="kanthos, post: 4975, member: 726"] A DAW has no concept of "sound quality". It doesn't create sounds; it hosts plugins which make sounds or works with audio data. If you're recording data from your keyboard, the sound quality is dependent on the keyboard you buy; if you work with virtual instruments or samples (pre-recorded audio that gets played back in response to your MIDI data), the quality of the sound depends on the instruments or samples. Many DAWs have a tempo track or something equivalent; Cubase certainly does. FL Studio had that capability indirectly. It may have improved since I used that software, but less than 2 years ago, it was confusing and limited. [/QUOTE]