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DZA wrote:

BananaBomber wrote:FL STUDIO 4 LIFE!!!

You change your mind every week

Im sticking to fl now

in FL i can automate any param of anything with less than 8 clicks (including click on the menu, selecting, creating automation track etc). 5 clicks for fl studio's plugins.

how many clicks do Live users need?

vampire tna wrote:in FL i can automate any param of anything with less than 8 clicks (including click on the menu, selecting, creating automation track etc). 5 clicks for fl studio's plugins.

how many clicks do Live users need?

2?

Right click, show automation

Malicious wrote:

vampire tna wrote:in FL i can automate any param of anything with less than 8 clicks (including click on the menu, selecting, creating automation track etc). 2 clicks for fl studio's plugins.

how many clicks do Live users need?

2?

Right click, show automation

not just "show", actually Link !!!

in fl plugins is just: right click on the knob, automate. No running through endless lists of params with funny abbreviated names.

Renoise, 2 clicks (including actual automating as 1 click)

Click on automation link next to changeable parameter (of which every vst can be automated oviously) in effects tab.
Automation pops up and click in what you want

Right click on the slider while the song is playing to input automation automatically.... so thats 1 click

An then pattern fx commands is no mouse clicks....

I think Renoise wins this competition, yes?

I'm afraid not. In Logic there's no need to 'create' an automation track, each track already has one. You need to simply click 'A' for the automation of every single track to appear underneath the origional.

last & least wrote: An then pattern fx commands is no mouse clicks....

you have to click afterwards in logic though.....

is this even a vital part of choosing a DAW

BananaBomber wrote:

LilPeteDubstep wrote:i chooes logic

Mate It Aint Fucking Pokemon LOL!!!

Nana, thought you WERE lil pete? U smackhead!
I'm split. I use both reason and logic.... logic has better interface... easier to use, more user friendly.
Reason has some FUCK OFF synths though and u can make some sick and sexy grimey wobs. The layouts shit though and it can be a bit complicated to use if you don't know what you're doing.

Just my opinion though

By the way cant RK whatever the fuck his name is start trolling again? It made me laugh.

last & least wrote:
is this even a vital part of choosing a DAW

lol I was reading that part of the convo and thought the same thing. I don't think it is but perhaps to someone else it's something they actually consider beforehand.

I haven't posted in here for aggess and i haven't been making tunes for a good while either but i've spent a good amount of time using Sonar & Reason but my favourite has to be FL. As tempting as it is for people to go for the more complex looking and expensive software and rip on FL, it is an amazing piece of software and can pretty much do anything providing you spend the time and effort learning how to use it.

Ableton ftw

I'm hooked on Reason. Gives me all the flexibility i need when working with synths/drums.
Though i'm thinking to get a copy of Record too, for timestretching and more advanced mastering.

Used to use Reason, but now using Ableton and occasionaly Reason through ReWire into Live

I've tired Pro Tools, came with my M-Audio midi keyboard but fuck me I hated the interface felt like I was back in 1995.

Is there any reason why Pro-Tools is popular in school/college/uni music courses?

Pro tools is shit.

Pro Tools is unbeatable for multitrack recording and audio editing. If you use it for making beats, you're an idiot.

2manynoobs wrote:cubase sucks really. Can't understand why so many ppl like it. I tried everything but the only thing that made that insta-click youknow was ableton.

bump for how many times this thread has given me the lulz

For the win.

ableton