Hey guys i was looking forward to spend some money on buying some softwares so i was asking wut do u guys propose for me to buy.I am using a windows based computer not a mac.I'm looking for something powerful and easy not confusing
-Emagic logic 5.5
-Cubase
-Sonar
or wut do u think???
Thanks for the help
Mar-16-2006 11:11
richg101
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no sonar.. less use it so its harder to ask advise on it here.
i use cubase and whenever i need help people here know the answer..
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Mar-16-2006 11:18
Low Profile
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Location: Akureyri
Powerful and not confusing don't go together in a sentence
Cubase is most powerful IMO, that's why I use it. It's got the most features and I use many of them. If you need something simpler I suggest FL Studio or Reason (although Reason is a different kind of "confusing" ). I've never used Sonar, but Logic is maybe not your best option since it's no longer supported for PC (now it's mac only, and they've release 2 new versions since 5.5, if I'm not mistaken...)
Mar-16-2006 14:32
Aquascape
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Registered: May 2004
Location: England
Re: best Software
Yeah, Low Profile is correct - Logic is now exclusively Mac based and has been for some time.
Cubase and Sonar are both widely used and well regarded.
Also consider Ableton Live, FL Studio and Reason.
Download demos and see what you like the best. If you make a purchase based on what someone else recommends you'll probably get the wrong thing.
none of the above mentioned programs is better or even the best. What matters is the user interface. Does it work for you personally? Do you like the workflow? does the interface inspire you to experiment? etc. etc.
These kind questions have no answer. It is up to every individual for himself to decide which is best. Good luck trying to find your best tool.
If less is more think about how much more more would be.
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Mar-16-2006 16:47
djlogik
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Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Rochester, NY
Go ahead and download the demos and see which fancies you most ;P You'l figure out which one you enjoy more. Post which one you feel you enjoy the most and we'll give you some feedback on all the features or something. Good luck!
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Mar-16-2006 17:05
funkysouls
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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Mumbai, India
Fruity loops is the easiest of all to start with.
u can later switch on to Reason,Cubase etc
Mar-16-2006 18:18
Liran-A
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Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Ramat Gan, Israel
quote:
Originally posted by funkysouls
Fruity loops is the easiest of all to start with.
u can later switch on to Reason,Cubase etc
Right
Start with a simple program and after a while you can switch on to a professional one.
Mar-16-2006 18:55
staticblue
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Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Toulouse, France
quote:
Originally posted by Liran-A
Right
Start with a simple program and after a while you can switch on to a professional one.
I hope you didn't mean FL isn't a profesionnal program
* starts a 13 page long flamewar *
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Mar-16-2006 19:05
Liran-A
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Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Ramat Gan, Israel
quote:
Originally posted by staticblue
I hope you didn't mean FL isn't a profesionnal program
* starts a 13 page long flamewar *
I know, many people are about to say that it's not the program, but the person who's doing the job
But I still in a mind that a professional producer (like Armin, Marco V) have to work with a more powerful program like Logic\Cubase
Don't you agree with me?
Mar-16-2006 19:28
thoughtlessjex
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Registered: May 2004
Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
quote:
Originally posted by Liran-A
Right
Start with a simple program and after a while you can switch on to a professional one.
This isn't necessarily the case. If someone begins with FL Studio, then in many cases, the learning curve for switching to Cubase goes through the roof, because the two programs are so different. It goes the other way, too; many Cubase users find Floops to be confusing as hell. It's best to find the program that works for you and stick with it.
And please, try to put a little thought into your post before you even imply that Floops is less "professional" (Whatever the hell that means) than Cubase.
quote:
Originally posted by Liran-A
But I still in a mind that a professional producer (like Armin, Marco V) have to work with a more powerful program like Logic\Cubase
Don't you agree with me?
And BT uses Reason. Flutlicht uses FL Studio, as does Mike Oldfield.