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| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Well, first try both and see which you like best.
Lots of people say that Logic has a steeper learning curve but nicer included synths and effects. I tend to agree with that. |
thats pretty much it isn't it.
Ableton has its advantages too though, its not just easier to use, its also got the session view, which logic doesn't have at all. That can be an amazing tool for getting some inspiration and even getting whole arrangements down. Its also got Max4live, which logic doesn't and which is far harder than logic could ever be to master, so its not a simpler environment by any means.
I guess which one is easier will depend on what you wanna do. If you want to run a pro tools front end and record an 80 piece orchestra using only built in effects, I'd say logic might have the edge. If you want to perform a live DJ set or do FFT fun in your DAW then live is the way to go.
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