no sir, just don't wanna pay that much for something I don't end up liking. I don't have any problem paying that much once I discover what fits.

every single sequencer does the same thing..at this point in time. its like asking a painter what brushes he uses.

most artists are very particular about what brushes they use.

nice attempt at a relevant analogy though.

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Originally posted by LoveHate every single sequencer does the same thing..at this point in time.

that's also not true.

actually they do, but i wont bother trying to explain it to a troll,


i bet you think by using the same plugins as armin, your tracks will sound exactly like his to.

? I don't know why anyone would want to sound like Armin, but okay.

i just assumed you listen to garbage.

A cunning strategy by an equally cunning linguist.

I would advise using logic, but ableton is also very good. These types of questions are so personal its not something you can give a definate answer to. You could go and use reason, that may be easier to get the hang of, but so could cubase lol.

The best test is to definately download the demo's, they are all fully functional and from there you will see what works for you, and how easy which one is for you to use. Some find logic easy, some find ableton etc.

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Originally posted by alanzo It's like sifting through cat shit to find a penny. In the end, it wasn't worth the effort.

Why not just download the official demos?

Is there a demo for Logic? I know there is for Live.


edit: m2d2 beat me to it!

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Id buy Logic Express and Ableton Intro, and get to know both of them.
Then upgrade to full versions of whichever u think works out best for you. I did this and ended up with Logic. But I still might upgrade Ableton too at one point, but not now, I really like Logic.