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I'm switching to a new DAW from Fl Studio and I'm wondering if I should get Reason or Logic + Massive, now that Logic Pro is $200.

dubturbo is probably the best option

Not to discourage you, but why are you switching from FL Studio? And if you are interested in what reason has, you may want to take a look at ableton because you can rewire reason through ableton as if reason was its own vst.

reason & logic.... thats the way to go

Logic has been reduced to a pretty sexy price...IMO the biggest bang for your buck.

reason & logic.... thats the way to go

This too. Plus Massive.

kiene wrote:dubturbo is probably the best option

ಠ_ಠ What's that supposed to mean?

cmgoodman1226 wrote:Not to discourage you, but why are you switching from FL Studio? And if you are interested in what reason has, you may want to take a look at ableton because you can rewire reason through ableton as if reason was its own vst.

I'm switching because I'm on a mac, and have been using FL Studio on a partition on which I have Windows installed. Having to reboot every time I want to produce is kind of a hassle, especially because it doesn't work 100% so I'd rather just buy a whole new DAW all together.

Nevalo wrote:reason & logic.... thats the way to go

I would, but unfortunately I don't have $650 to throw around, and I don't want to torrent.

Floop wrote:

cmgoodman1226 wrote:Not to discourage you, but why are you switching from FL Studio? And if you are interested in what reason has, you may want to take a look at ableton because you can rewire reason through ableton as if reason was its own vst.

I'm switching because I'm on a mac, and have been using FL Studio on a partition on which I have Windows installed. Having to reboot every time I want to produce is kind of a hassle, especially because it doesn't work 100% so I'd rather just buy a whole new DAW all together.

Fair enough. The dub turbo comment was a troll comment. I don't know much about other DAW's except for FL and reason because that's what I have, but I know quite a few people who use ableton and swear by it, I just don't have the patience to sit down and learn a new DAW when i still haven't seen everything mine can do. I would do some research though, read some reviews, and try downloading demos to get the lay of the land, work with each for a week or so and then move from there.