What DAW you using?

[DARK Sounds]

So... what's your primary DAW?

 

[Modern Music for Funerals]

Nice, we use loads actually - but mainly into Studio One, before that played with Bitwig, which I liked, before that Ableton but it feels sooooooooooooooooo fucking old

 

[Penny]

Nice, we use loads actually - but mainly into Studio One, before that played with Bitwig, which I liked, before that Ableton but it feels sooooooooooooooooo fucking old

Just starting out with Studio One, same reason actually @Atsuhiko just feels old + it has become really unstable of late for me.

 

[Modern Music for Funerals]

Reaper! Interesting, never tried it.. @ArtificialDisco

 

[ArtificialDisco]

Yeah, Reaper is pretty nice. It is kind of missing a lot of the features that make Ableton so popular for electronic music, but I'm trying to do most of the producing on my MPC anyway.

Beyond that, it's incredibly light, and pretty powerful when it comes to recording and mixing, and it's free too! (Well after 60 days you should technically pay for it, but you can still use it and even then it doesn't cost a lot).

 

[Mindspawn]

Wavelab for mastering, Logic for production and writing. Pro Tools when I have to.... I shouldn't shit on Pro Tools, but it's just easy.... =) That said, if I did more tracking I'd probably still use PT a lot, but over the last several years I've grown to prefer Logic more on pretty much every level... I do still use Pro Tools for some client session work, or on the rare occasion I agree to do a stem master, but at this point I rarely do stem mastering either so PT gets little love from me these days.

 

[Modern Music for Funerals]

Wavelab for mastering, Logic for production and writing. Pro Tools when I have to.... I shouldn't shit on Pro Tools, but it's just easy.... =) That said, if I did more tracking I'd probably still use PT a lot, but over the last several years I've grown to prefer Logic more on pretty much every level... I do still use Pro Tools for some client session work, or on the rare occasion I agree to do a stem master, but at this point I rarely do stem mastering either so PT gets little love from me these days.

I switched over to LUNA for tracking, works like a charm with the Apollo ecosystem.. Other than that the daw just isn't ready yet.. Always stayed away from PT..

 

[Penny]

I switched over to LUNA for tracking, works like a charm with the Apollo ecosystem.. Other than that the daw just isn't ready yet.. Always stayed away from PT..

I watched a video on LUNA, it does look nice. I don't have any universal gear though. Maybe in the futrue.

 

[Penny]

Yeah, Reaper is pretty nice. It is kind of missing a lot of the features that make Ableton so popular for electronic music, but I'm trying to do most of the producing on my MPC anyway.

Beyond that, it's incredibly light, and pretty powerful when it comes to recording and mixing, and it's free too! (Well after 60 days you should technically pay for it, but you can still use it and even then it doesn't cost a lot).

reaper

 

[Jazzyspoon]

Cubase=DAW. Mastering in Wavelab. Noodling in MPC 2.0 (sometimes within Cubase) for live stuff.

 

[CrestoftheSyndicate]

Reaper, have done for a few years now! Although I usually scour the internet for additional software

 

[Modern Music for Funerals]

Really surprised that no one uses Ableton.. Really surprised..

I've just gone back to it lately, trying out 11.. What I need is a bit of BitWig, Ableton, Studio One, Reason, and Logic - all in one bundle..

 

[Mindspawn]

@Modern Music for Funerals yeah, I'm still dreaming of the one DAW to rule them all... I think there will eventually be some sort of highly professional platform where you can mix and match modules to suit your job and workflow.... eventually... =)

 

[Hoshin]

Primary: reaper. Secondary: reason. Great combo!

 

[Laxa]

The Android app FLSM, I have Studio One but only use it for vocals.