im a logic pro user! i have pro tools and really dont like it. i love the feel of the workflow that logic has. i havent tried cubase but i have used cakewalk, audition, fruity loops, haha audacity.
WHAT DAW do you prefer?
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K Odell
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LOVE Cubase, but I do all of my vocal tracking and editing in Logic bc I love how it handles vocal editing.
timislegend
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Folkrav
Jean-Sébastien Beaulieu
Honestly, I keep switching back and forth from Cubase to Reaper. Used Logic for some time before I switched back to PC. Had an education license for Pro Tools 8 M-Powered, before I sold it with my Fast Track Ultra. I loved the mixing flow in Pro Tools, and I still miss Elastic/Beat Detective, but heh, for minor adjustments, Audio Warp is enough, and for general editing, I'm too used to slip editing to go back right now, honestly.
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Folkrav
Jean-Sébastien Beaulieu
Only think I have to complain with Cubase is the constant switching around in the mixer with "show inputs", "show sends", etc. But I tend to use sends a lot less with Cubase than I do on other DAWs though...
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beechstudio
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I've been using Protools for 11 years. But I switched to Reaper last fall. I still go back and forth.
Folkrav
Jean-Sébastien Beaulieu
I find it quite amazing that a 60 bucks piece of software does a similar / the same job that some 600$ software, + active developers who actually listens to the public, and is frequently updating. Plus, its update plan is so fucking awesome. I also like the idea of a "one track type"... It can be a folder, VSTi, audio, MIDI, only thing needed is to double click in arrangement view. The idea is great, the workflow is intuitive, and editing is really, really more than easy.
olif8
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This.
I use Reaper with Adam Wathans ProTools customization pack, honestly, I can't believe how smooth the workflow is. I can't thank him enough for the time and effort he put into creating it.
Another awesome thing about it is when I'm using others' Macs, I can find my way around ProTools without looking looking like a complete moron
Scott Horner
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Trevoire520
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Pro Tools here. Used to use Cubase and just couldn't get on with it for anything other than midi editing. And Logic just makes me go FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!
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I used Ableton Live for the longest time because when I started I was doing alot of Chiptune/8bit/Dance music, so the DAW was very ideal.
I made the switch to Cubase because a producer better than me said it was time to upgrade to a DAW with a better "engine". I suppose that has something to do with the way the file is exported? Anyway, since then Cubase has been a breeze and it's had less of a learning curve than any DAW I've demoed.
