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different tracks with different daws?
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| owien |
true or false?
we all have discussed witch daw is best or worse till blue in the face.
but what i want us to think about does a different daw mean a new way of making tracks and if so does it make it better? |
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| Nightshift |
For me this is true.
Thinking of how to manke a track in Ableton is different than in Fruity when it comes to the thinking/creativity process.
Even though FL is more of a pain in the ass to me now since using Ableton i think im going to more switch between the two to make tracks to keep the creativity flowing.
I might even take the time to get in depth with Reason because I have a slight case of ADD (but who doesnt nowadays) so I think using different environments to produce or at least get down ideas is a good way to keep the creativity/thinking process flowing so that things dont become too routine or bland.
If you're like me, chances are you will get different ideas when using different DAWs. |
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| owien |
| yeah its weird my main daw is fl and when i use a-live i find things that just wasn't there in fl. it seems to be a fresher approach in theory tho why would it be any real difference other then the gui and sound engines :conf: |
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| Richard Butler |
I'm thick or something, my brain would not accept any extraneous clutter and likes to focus on a few things only. The thought of more than one DAW would send into shutdown.
I default to sticking with one DAW always, and learn it very deep.
Same with synths, I like a few which I know deeply rather than tons of gear.
My cubase5 manual is 672 pages long, and there are separate manuals for FX and so on plus a million posts on the cubase forum, not to mention vids.
Every time I read the main manual I find something new, and I read it a lot.
Respect to those nthat are able to suck in the detail of 2+ DAW's. |
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| Acton |
When I switched to Ableton from Fruity Loops, my workflow totally changed, did it make it better? Yes it did, but the topic is subjective.
I would say yes, different DAW's inspire different ways of working. You just need to find the right one for you and get stuck in. |
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