BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREPSkalorific wrote:Ableton mandem!!!!!!!!!!
What program do you guys use?
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Anywhere from reason is usually a good idea, just be prepared for a lengthy learning/adjustment curve/period with some daws. I'd recommend a daw that can act as a rewire master so you can still use reason (cubase can do this).-Dubson- wrote:is that a bad thing? thinking of getting cubase moving from reason. is that a good progression?Legendary wrote:12 cubase users
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