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yotonic · 21st January 2012

I'm not entirely sure why but I hate ProTools9. I find Digital Performer much easier to work in as a songwriter. I think the interface is more convenient and intuitive for just tracking simple work demos. In ProTools you have that big clunky Mix window that has to float around. In DP you can build it right in to a custom setup of your own that fits your tracking and compositional style. It also sounds better than ProTools and has a lot of sophisticated features built right in.

21st January 2012	#27
yotonic Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2010 Location: NY Posts: 1,417 1 Review written	I'm not entirely sure why but I hate ProTools9. I find Digital Performer much easier to work in as a songwriter. I think the interface is more convenient and intuitive for just tracking simple work demos. In ProTools you have that big clunky Mix window that has to float around. In DP you can build it right in to a custom setup of your own that fits your tracking and compositional style. It also sounds better than ProTools and has a lot of sophisticated features built right in.