Still a lot of producers use FL Studio. For anyone who's interested, you can find a load of information and reviews on this page
http://audio-production-software-review ... views.com/ .
Don't look at the order, that's highly subjective for what you want to do with it. It's also highly subjective as people like different things or are used to different things. You can create complete songs with a redrum computer or use 50 hardware components, or 1 program that has all the hardware components, or loop your ass off with FL or whatever. Having fun yourself is important and the definition of good music is very vague
Cubase is missing from that list as well.
So far I've used Fruity loops, Orion (which is awesome for strings) and reason. Mainly concentrating on reason right now.
Probably gonna go combine it with cubase later on and use orion for strings. Pro tools probably also nice to take a look at when you really gonna set up a propper studio.
For the rest Logic on the mac is also a program that a lot of propper producers like to use. Abbleton is nice for live producing, never used it myself though.
Traktor by the way is nice for mixing music.
Here are some more review pages for recording software and "loop" software for the die hards:
http://audiofx.techtoucher.com/285/top- ... -software/
http://www.music-software-reviews.com/m ... tware.html
http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/aud ... 76269.aspx
P.S. Reason has it's own recording software program as well now, Proppellerheads Record 1.5 , looks pretty good as well.