What about me?
I began with FastTracker, it's DAW for MS DOS
Then was Fruity Loops.
Then Nuendo, Cubase, Reason.
Now I'm using Logic Pro X, and I'm not going to switch from it.

After Apple released an amazing update to the Logic Pro, it's the only one I use.
I mean the update from versions 9.x.x.

Been in FL Studio for many years, but I'm transferred to Cubase right now because of the features and more favored on the orchestra.

What I can say about FL Studio is easy to learn, and I'm not overwhelmed by the features.

Quoted from migfus20 on 04 December 2022

Been in FL Studio for many years, but I'm transferred to Cubase right now because of the features and more favored on the orchestra.

Cubase is good for Windows users.
When I switched from Windows to macOS, I tried to work with Cubase because it was my favorite DAW at that time.
But later I met Logic Pro and after a few hours I said goodbye to Cubase forever )))
Actually Cubase is perfect, user-friendly and professional software.
But native Apple software always works better on Apple hardware.

Quoted from Vetta on 04 December 2022

Cubase is good for Windows users.

It's a matter of habit.
A friend of mine writes music in Cubase on macOS.
He doesn't like Logic Pro.