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Posted by DJ Robby Rox on Oct-26-2009 07:33:

How many people use primarily more then 1 DAW for mixing?

I am very curious in terms of mixing and building a track *not mastering* one, how many people use 2 or more DAWs? I'm curious if its a lot of people or if most just use 1 and whether or not you see that as people limiting themselves.

Thanks!


Posted by Eric J on Oct-26-2009 08:08:

Sometimes, I'll use Ableton Live rewired into Logic for audio editing source samples because editing audio is easier in Ableton than it is in Logic 8. Other than that, I just use Logic alone.


Posted by Nightshift on Oct-26-2009 08:10:

Primary is Ableton

but i use FL Studio and Reason too.


Posted by MSZ on Oct-26-2009 08:22:

you bought 3 daws?


Posted by Fledz on Oct-26-2009 08:31:

I start in Live, finish in Cubase.


Posted by Zak McKracken on Oct-26-2009 11:18:

so far ive been making all my tracks in Reason, but lately bought Logic Express and Ableton Live 7 LE and try to learn those. And will probably start rewiring when i have money to upgrade to Logic 9 and Ableton 8. Also bought Record recently and use that instead of Reason now. Much better interface and a little better mixer. Im looking for a good mp3 encoder btw for mac. I used to use lame.dll in Reaper before, now im using Logics bounce variant but not sure if thats as good as lame? I actualy have Reaper installed on this mac too, so i have in total 5 DAWS here all legal. lol no wonder i cant get anything done.


Posted by beamrider on Oct-26-2009 14:07:

Cubase 5 and Reason 4.

my main DAW is cubase and sometimes I rewire reason for use Thor or a Combinator reason became another "VST synth" for me


Posted by Subtle on Oct-26-2009 14:14:

One DAW always for me.


Posted by floyd741 on Oct-26-2009 15:43:

I used to use FL for everything but I've recently decided to use it just for making midis. Once I have the midis for all the parts I want, I arrange/mix in Ableton.


Posted by cryophonik on Oct-26-2009 16:30:

I use Sonar for 90% of my work, but I started with Cubase and I stay current on it and use it occasionally. I bought Live 8 recently to use as a scratch pad for new ideas. I also use Project5, which I bought years ago when I was collaborating with others, but Live 8 has pretty much replaced it now. I bought FLS years ago with the intention of using it for programming drums, but never really used it. However, I have been using it lately rewired into Sonar so I can take advantage of Vocodex, but hopefully, IL will release a VST version of Vocodex soon so I won't have to deal with rewire.


Posted by DJ RANN on Oct-26-2009 17:06:

I "compose" in Logic but sometimes mix in PTHD does that count as two DAWS?

I turn to PT when there's a lot of messy editing, especially if I'm doing any remix work from live recordings or overdubs.


Posted by owien on Oct-26-2009 17:35:

well if i make a cpu intensive track then i use two versions of the same daw.

witch is a great way to compleat a track that is demanding thoe these days i think ahead and use just enough to write in what i want then start adding the good shit.


Posted by Detuned on Oct-26-2009 19:56:

i've been using and use/tried all the shit that is available lately, been a fanatic user of cubase since the old days, have had the chance to work, with logic, pt, and digital performer at uni, have tried sonar it was 6 i think at a friends studio, have had the chance to work with a warezed version of reason 3, later on ended up buying ver. 4, now i've been switching between cubase 4 (yeah i'm still on 4 I'll upgrade to 5 perhaps in the next months), live 7, and reason 4, just actually to keep the creativity flowing


Posted by wrzonance on Oct-26-2009 20:15:

quote:
Originally posted by beamrider
Cubase 5 and Reason 4.

my main DAW is cubase and sometimes I rewire reason for use Thor or a Combinator reason became another "VST synth" for me


+1

I use Reason in the same way. It's such a powerful application, but it lacks the audio editing which I enjoy so much in Cubase 5 so rewiring it works perfectly.


Posted by aLviNx80 on Oct-26-2009 21:31:

same here. i use cubase 4 with reason 4 rewired.


Posted by Magnus on Oct-27-2009 06:23:

Cubase with Abelton as slave. I started using this setup 2 years ago and could never dream of writing music now without using the both of them.


Posted by atxbigballer1 on Oct-27-2009 07:01:

I use what ever works!
FL, Reason , LIve, Reaper, ProTools, akai mpc, u name it!
I use what ever works and make 4 or 8 bars loops and throw my loops to any DAW i want!


Posted by atxbigballer1 on Oct-27-2009 07:08:

quote:
Originally posted by atxbigballer1
I use what ever works!
FL, Reason , LIve, Reaper, ProTools, akai mpc, u name it!
I use what ever works and make 4 or 8 bars loops and throw my loops to any DAW i want!

If u do it my way u dont need rewire!
BTW
My 1st music software was rebirth and my main DAW is Reaper!
and my 1st DAW was Protools!
Now i use protools only for audio editing!


Posted by Zak McKracken on Oct-27-2009 09:02:

my first was also rebirth good times !


Posted by atxbigballer1 on Oct-27-2009 19:27:

quote:
Originally posted by SDM
my first was also rebirth good times !

I still use Rebirth!
I love how fast i can put a groove together!


Posted by DJ Robby Rox on Oct-27-2009 19:33:

Wow I'm amazed how few people just use one DAW.
Really was expecting that to be the majority.

Def going to start using Reason a lot more with FL. Its such a powerful program and FL makes up for the shitty sequencing imo.


Posted by Zak McKracken on Oct-27-2009 19:56:

quote:
Originally posted by atxbigballer1
I still use Rebirth!
I love how fast i can put a groove together!

i exported all the drums and put them into a redrum preset so im all good in reason. dont need rebirth no more, and it doenst work on newer macs anyway. miss the 303 though, but fuck that, it wasnt good enough anyway.


Posted by atxbigballer1 on Oct-27-2009 22:09:

quote:
Originally posted by SDM
i exported all the drums and put them into a redrum preset so im all good in reason. dont need rebirth no more, and it doenst work on newer macs anyway. miss the 303 though, but fuck that, it wasnt good enough anyway.

If u did not know there is a Propellerhead Rebirth refill!


Posted by DigiNut on Oct-27-2009 22:11:

A DAW refers to the entire machine you do your production on. If you're talking about the arrangement software then it's called a sequencer.

At one point I actually had two DAWs connected using FX Teleport. Once quad core CPUs came out and made it redundant, I decommissioned the second one and now use only one. I've only ever used one sequencer.


Posted by Zak McKracken on Oct-27-2009 22:18:

quote:
Originally posted by atxbigballer1
If u did not know there is a Propellerhead Rebirth refill!

oh didnt know that. i expected it though but i dont use refills. its only 909 and 808 drums which u can find everywhere, i have alot of them. btw why did u send me the manual for rebirth? lol


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