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symmetricalsounds wrote:personally i think the only really good reason to use PT is if you have the hardware that accompanies it, if you do then it turns PT into a beast. if you don't have it then it seems pointless.

go make some great music in nuendo

i do have the hardware heh
plus i like to know something in depth about a daw i've seen and heard amazing things made in rather than just bashing it

deadly habit wrote:

symmetricalsounds wrote:personally i think the only really good reason to use PT is if you have the hardware that accompanies it, if you do then it turns PT into a beast. if you don't have it then it seems pointless.

go make some great music in nuendo

i do have the hardware heh

point proven

logic fckin pro mate, illin daw if there ever was one.

Pro Tools has shit midi imo but it's ace for mixing.
I agree with sticking to what you know but if you're feeling stagnant it can't hurt to learn a new workflow.
As for what I like, Reaper is sexy like whoah and it offers pretty deep workflow customization.
I can't even imagine when they update to 4.0, I'm gonna be strokinnn'
If you haven't already heard someone sing its praises then get on the Google train, don't wanna fill up the whole page

SunkLo wrote:Pro Tools has shit midi imo but it's ace for mixing.

apparently it's been improved in the latest versions.

symmetricalsounds wrote:

SunkLo wrote:Pro Tools has shit midi imo but it's ace for mixing.

apparently it's been improved in the latest versions.

yea in 8 it's pretty much like cubase or logic

Hmm haven't tried version 8 yet, guess that's a bit premature of me. I'd probably give it a go but I'm so happy with Reaper. Plus I think the company is evil and there's some hassle there I'd rather not have. Are they still doing that thing where they don't give you PDC in LE so they can market HD better? Zat's bullshite