So, I’ve been wanting to make music on this platform since a couple of weeks but I don’t know any platforms that I should use, and the ones I do know are better than each other in some way? So what do some of you SFX designers out there use?
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I think there is an older version of Adobe After effects That is available for free, but I don’t really know.
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hmmm, not really looking for a post processing/after effects software (Correct me if I am wrong but I think that’s what AE is)
I thought you meant visual effects, I didn’t read the full thing my mistake 
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I would say FL Studio is the best to make SFX 
Peace!
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Though the author requested a free software, using FL Studio’s Trial edition is kind of annoying. You can save your project as a .flp file but then you cannot re-open it.
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Something like SoundTrap? It provides basic music making tools that can be used for SFX tuning.
(You’re going to want a mic + ways to make said sounds. etc coins to drop, other objects & instruments.)
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Audacity is a perfect tool for SFX design. It is versatile enough for sound effects and samples, but not enough for music composing.
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Apologies everyone, it was like 12:00 AM for me and I was being pretty stupid, I meant to say music design software, though I’ve seen some interesting recommendations, I’ll probably check those out.
This isn’t free, but Adobe Audition is an extremely powerful tool and you can get it along with all of the other apps in the Adobe suite by purchasing a monthly subscription of Adobe Creative Cloud which you can get for extremely cheap if you’re a student