Seeing what everyone is using at the moment. If ive forgot to list something, then can a mod please put it on the poll. Only vote for the DAW you use mainly for production.
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Seeing what everyone is using at the moment. If ive forgot to list something, then can a mod please put it on the poll. Only vote for the DAW you use mainly for production.
Audiomulch & Usine here...
Tracktion 2
Soon moving to Ableton 6
Currently with Cubase, will probably move to ableton though providing it will do everything I want it to....
You forgot Renoise (and all of the other minor trackers)
it wontQuote:
Originally Posted by Jay Pace
Go Pro-Tools
You wont look back.
Might just do that dodgy.
Never been a massive fan of cubase, just been using it so long I haven't been bothered to switch.
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Originally Posted by dodgyedgy
How can you say it wont? You dont know what he wants it to do, ya bugger!
I'm aware it doesn't have the same range of features as cubase or pro tools but i'd wager the majority of people using it dont need those features in their everyday usage . NER
hehehe
fight!fight!fight!
i might just learn both.
stop making stuff for a while and learn some new programs....
i find pro tools an odd choice for electronic music production.....but if the shoe fits!!! :cool:
Logic Platinum 5. God damn you Apple for buying Emagic.
Why do you say that tony?Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyc2002
And force - I use Ableton rewired into pro-tools... now THAT is flexibility second to none.
i use audacity, but im not really making anything yet, im just using it to write down ideas.
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Originally Posted by dodgyedgy
i suppose its because when i was doing my btec i was using pro tools le for certain assignments and found its midi editing quite clumsy and not really to my liking.
OK OK!Quote:
Originally Posted by dodgyedgy
:rudisgust: i knew you'd have a clever answer
I dont like you anyway, you've got a real MONO-POLY!!!!!:rumad:
Back to using Reason at the moment, and I have to say V3 has been a bit of a blinder.
The new effects modules are sweet.
Cubase 3
cubase but renoise is also a belter
Cubase for me
allthough im going to be giving reaper a go soon
http://reaper.fm/
Cubase 4 for me pretty happy with it so far but Im sure Im the only Cubase user on an Apple computer in the whole world :)
I was going to put renoise on there, but i didnt think anyone would be using it. You can only have 10 options in the poll for some reason and i wanted to leave room for stuff. :laughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by vadarfone
Ableton is the Daddy!
im partial to Pro Tools if im recording someone ...but for pure functionality albeton smokes the biscuit!
do u notice a difference when u go to mixdown Dodgy? when u wire live + PT?
Subtractor is a fantastic synth.Quote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
as a sketch pad reason is hard to beat.
Not really, I record the O/P from albeton into a channel in PT...Quote:
Originally Posted by stjohn
There probably is some difference as with most daw's (consumer end anyway) but i record, mix and create in 24/48 never anything less...
there is always the resampling issue though.
Once you get used to the MIDI (im on 7.3) then you can really fly around. I know what you mean though - it isnt a nice system to learn.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyc2002
FL 7, it does what i need it to do!
yeah FL 7 here too, love it
+1 for fruity - great program. Such a creative piece of software.Quote:
Originally Posted by eyeswithoutaface
Orion Platinum Beta 7.1 (I think)
Love it, the environment is just like the way I used to work in the old analog studio (minus the labrynth of cables), and the best thing is it allows me to get my ideas out of my head and into sound extremely rapidly.
FL 7 + Reason 2.5 here. Should I upgrade Reason in three weeks time?
Decicions, decicions...
FL7. It is amazing.
I am trying Live as well. Which is amazing as well.
FL suits my work flow perfectly :)
What he said!Quote:
Originally Posted by audioinjection
It's perfect for learning on and theres more than enough features. Plus the layout is easy to understand so you can get straight into it without having to go through loads of munus. I love it, it's great fun!
FL7 now.
In a couple of months will be switching to a Macbook Pro with Logic on my mind.