Whoa lol . No need to get personal . I ' m just telling you my PoV . You can disagree if you want . Wishing you and your BF a happy marriage . <| sep |> Oh . I was referencing gemtlemen , which was a joke name for bronies in the SU fandom . <| sep |> the general says you march to stalingrad <| sep |> I guess youre right then , all those people are legit . <| sep |> All of these are great and can be used in special ways that make it useful to knowhave all of them , but since you ' re learning , Serum is by FAR the most intuitive . It will give you the strongest idea of what every little knob , term , and waveform is doing , as well as giving you a look into more technical aspects of sound design if you ' re interested in learning them . Start with Serum , but with synths , more is always better , so once you have the money pick them all up . I ' d highly recommend getting the demo for Massive to play around with as well , because Massive is basically a standard and knowing how to use it is after a certain point of time producing , is essential .