My DAW is better than yours! (Friendly DAW Wars debate)

[DZA]

ABLETON

[victoryaloy]

haha.. I love debating toooooooooo much

I've spent more time here today than producing

I'm off..

[SunkLo]

ABLETON

IT'S ABOUT THAT GAY.

[GV1]

I"ll leave this thread now it's wild. But anyone seriously dissing Logic Pro seriously needs to learn how to use it properly. It's not used in the majority of studios for nothing. Infact aside from Cubase find another DAW that's used on a professional scale in multi million pound studios.

You won't find Ableton in any high end studio. Logic or Cubase most the time.

Sack you cracked stuff, purchase a top end DAW and learn how to make music on a next scale.

/thread

The reason you wont find Ableton in a multi million pound studio is because thats not what it was made for..

We all have different studio environments. I'm speak from my end. Others will vary.

[futures_untold]

ABLETON

IT'S GAY.

dude, that's scary.

We seem to have very similar tastes, and your thought was exactly my reaction too...

-:CoughreaperCough:-

[DZA]

reapers pants

[abZ]

I think you will find the brotools in the major studios not logic or cubase. Really though the bigs probably have one of each on the computer. But big studios don't make underground bass music, mine does though and that is where you will find the best of the best... Ableton!

[futures_untold]

Ever noticed how Reaper users just refer to the king of DAWs as Reaper?

None of this version number bullshit.



My point is this,

Reaper users get almost weekly feature upgrades, reflecting the user feature requests made in Reapers FR forum. Not only that, but these upgrades are free, even to unregistered users!

Users of other programs have to wait years for one version update, and even then it lacks the features and bug fixes the users have been crying out for!

Go figure.

[Phigure]

Users of other programs have to wait years for one version update, and even then it lacks the features and bug fixes the users have been crying out for!

Go figure.

*cough*reason*cough*

[Depone]

Hahah couldn't resist

[SunkLo]

reaper gets in my pants like a quarterback with a convertible

fixed again

[DZA]

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/ ... the-world/

[victoryaloy]

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/ ... the-world/

"Ableton Live is the world’s favorite, by a healthy margin."
"This is based on 695 votes"

i lold




*** Damn it.. need.. to.. get back to producing!!!!!

[SunkLo]

Synthtopia readers willing to participate in a poll != the world

Still though Reaper beat out Reason and Bro Tools. Suck ittt

Reaper is exclusive though, only the kool kids know about it. It's like Fight club but with more semi nude wrestling.

[DZA]

Synthtopia readers willing to participate in a poll != the world

Still though Reaper beat out Reason and Bro Tools. Suck ittt

Reaper is exclusive though, only the poor kids know about it. It's like Fight club the way you beat yourself up for using it.

[tipo test]

edity edit

[SunkLo]

It's like Fight club the way you beat yourself off while using it.

[nowaysj]

(think i started it somehow in another thread anyways lol)

Yup

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If you ever need to use Reaper with a multiple out VSTi again, there is an easy method for setting it up.

1> Create a track and then create your VSTi on it. In the VSTi, select the default number of outputs.

2> Delete the track and VSTi.

3> Right click on the area where tracks normally sit (the blank space to the left of the sequencer). Select 'Insert Virtual Instrument on New Track'.

4> Select your VSTi from the 'FX' window that displays itself. Reaper should now ask you whether you want it to automatically create multiple tracks and do the routing for you.

5> Click 'Yes'.

You should be sweet to make tunes now

Mid thread, just had to say that this is a convoluted piece of shit hack way of doing something in in fl that takes one click. Embarrassing. Why daws totally chomp the bit at multi out vsts... I don't know.

[spire]

Acid Pro 7 anyone ?

Who are you, fucking Rusko?

i use Acid Pro 4.0, lol.

its pretty shit, but i just havnt tried anything else. and 4.0 cant use VST effects. and it just generally seems to suck for midi.

[meer]

I remember back when I tried out Ableton Live. Version 6, I think.

In short: without drumracks and the sequencer update, it would be a nice live/dj thing, but that's about it.

I was so glad to get back to FPC and FL's piano roll that day.