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Bitfiend · 2nd June 2008

I'm running SX3 and Live 7 on a dual, dual core AMD PC.
Love SX3. However, i primarily work ITB as my productions are all techno. I have started to delve into recording the band i am in but it is all pre-production, to sort everything out before we go into an actual studio.

work flow is great in SX3. i , up until about a week or go i was using only my keyboard and mouse. i've started playing around with a control surface now.
i know a lot of producers in the techno industry that use only Cubase on either PC's or Mac's and love it.

I am thinking about switching to Nuendo but have to research it more.
That said i'm also looking into Digi003. Price wise it's a big jump from Cubase. But PT is the standard in just about any studio i walk into (not that it makes it the best or most correct option). I'm kinda thinking, why not be on the same learning curve as most of the majors and minors are....?

2nd June 2008	#22
Bitfiend Gear nut Joined: May 2008 Posts: 136	I'm running SX3 and Live 7 on a dual, dual core AMD PC. Love SX3. However, i primarily work ITB as my productions are all techno. I have started to delve into recording the band i am in but it is all pre-production, to sort everything out before we go into an actual studio. work flow is great in SX3. i , up until about a week or go i was using only my keyboard and mouse. i've started playing around with a control surface now. i know a lot of producers in the techno industry that use only Cubase on either PC's or Mac's and love it. I am thinking about switching to Nuendo but have to research it more. That said i'm also looking into Digi003. Price wise it's a big jump from Cubase. But PT is the standard in just about any studio i walk into (not that it makes it the best or most correct option). I'm kinda thinking, why not be on the same learning curve as most of the majors and minors are....?