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MDM · 18th May 2006

Maybe some DAWs lend better for certain styles / schools of music :

eg Logic might be the most suited for dance / electronic production because of its environment situation

ProTools maybe more for the bands

Cubase maybe because you dont want a Mac but a PC and you grew up on it with the Atari and couldnt switch to Logic cuz you gut used to Cubase ...

Ableton Live for Remixing and DJ-types

etc

I am not saying it aint possible to do a great rock-production with Logic Pro or a great dub-remix on ProTools ... Just putting something on the table here.

18th May 2006	#15
MDM Gear maniac Joined: May 2006 Location: All around Posts: 261	Maybe some DAWs lend better for certain styles / schools of music : eg Logic might be the most suited for dance / electronic production because of its environment situation ProTools maybe more for the bands Cubase maybe because you dont want a Mac but a PC and you grew up on it with the Atari and couldnt switch to Logic cuz you gut used to Cubase ... Ableton Live for Remixing and DJ-types etc I am not saying it aint possible to do a great rock-production with Logic Pro or a great dub-remix on ProTools ... Just putting something on the table here.