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Originally Posted by timtoonz It really depends what kind of stuff you're doing. If you're more into 'live' audio with multiple players, comping lots of live drum tracks, etc.. then I dont think Logic's got anything over the competition. You're probably better off in SX, Nuendo or PT for that. |
Yeah, that's me, for the most part. I've never used a loop unless it's come to me as a complete track. I mostly use PTLE as if it were a tape machine. I'm a midiot, although I'm coming around. I even own a couple of virtual instruments now!
Still can't use Beat Detective to save my life! (Yeah, I know it's not just a midi application.)
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Arrrgh. I stare at the demo page and before I even install another DAW, exhaustion sets in. Am I really up to learning a new system?
Is this a crazy notion?
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Originally Posted by Toad If you read the "Logic Sucks" thread, you'll see that by the end, it was discovered
that Logic actually RULES!!!!!!  |
Yeah, I did get through the whole thing. I thought I'd post this as a new thread for those who were no longer reading that one.
Thanks for the info.
So what about switching DAW's? I know I'd rather be able to use two or three anyway, but how much downtime do you guys who have done it think it cost you?
And BTW, what about stuff that comes with Logic Pro now, like synths, plugins, any of it useable?