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Which DAW do you use? (pg. 3)
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| thecYrus |
| quote: | Originally posted by Warble
Live (choon creation) wish i could bounce in live, sounds weak and lacks orignal feel.
Logic (choons creation, mastering n bouncing downz)
Interested in cubase, but saw on cubase forums that cubase is for external hardware. Do not use it if your goin external..
Not sure how tru this is...
Vote Live or Logic? |
the tight integration of external hardware is the main reason why i'm using cubase. i tried almost all DAWs out there but in the end cubase was the one which pleased me the most. especially for external hardware. you can use everything like VST plugins. just insert some hardware somewhere and use the automatic total recall to save all the presets of your hardware. for me it's awesome. |
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| flutlicht junky |
I use Reaper due to its low system resource and flexibility. I've not come across any issues with VSTs but it has come along way in a short space of time to it maybe certain plugins it didn't agree with.
But nothing changed my work more until I realised I'm a visual person and have to work with audio more. No more using Battery from drums, just lay out the sounds as audio files on their own channel and your away. |
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| OceanState |
| Over time I have used Logic (windows version), Sonar, Cubase and Ableton. Ableton Live 7 is by far my favorite. I like the interface and I find I work best in it. Cubase would be second on my list but it had a few things that annoyed me enough where I went looking for an alternative. |
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| Ry Thomas |
| quote: | Originally posted by thecYrus
the tight integration of external hardware is the main reason why i'm using cubase. i tried almost all DAWs out there but in the end cubase was the one which pleased me the most. especially for external hardware. you can use everything like VST plugins. just insert some hardware somewhere and use the automatic total recall to save all the presets of your hardware. for me it's awesome. |
Same here mate |
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| wesleysnipez |
| Used Sonic Studio before but never liked as much because the interface to me was just not user friendly in my opion. Ableton Live and Cubase are one i use a lot now. Depends on mood I'm in of 2 interfaces I work with today. |
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| misticni |
| i dont want to open a new thread so ill just ask here.. is there a DAW for linux (ubuntu)? |
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| palm |
| ubuntu studio. havent tryed it tho as i cant get my soundcard working on ubuntu. if anyone got drivers for echo + firewire please let me know. |
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| misticni |
has anyone tried it? will i be able to get midi keyboard working on that? and what about VST's?
palm tnx for info so far |
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| Storyteller |
| renoise also works on linux :), VST and midi support. It's quite different from your regular sequencer though since it's a tracker. |
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| JustinMead |
| quote: | Originally posted by davidbuhau
you can sidechain in fl dude...
look up a tutorial on the "peak controler" on youtube
david |
Thats gain ducking, a difference there is :) |
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| Acton |
| quote: | Originally posted by JustinMead
Thats gain ducking, a difference there is :) |
yeah, but can assign it to modulate the threshold...........correct me if i'm wrong, i've not actually tried it |
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| JustinMead |
| quote: | Originally posted by Acton
yeah, but can assign it to modulate the threshold...........correct me if i'm wrong, i've not actually tried it |
Yes, I've seen people do that also, but it rarely works, for me atleast :sadgreen: |
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