Switching from Nuendo and Pro Tools to Logic

myconoid · 28th April 2003

So, everyone keeps telling me about how Logic is the new big thing for DAWs and I was thinking of switching from working primarily in Pro Tools and Nuendo. My main focus is broadcast post. What will I be missing? Anyone successfully taken the plunge into Logic for broadcast post?

Thnx. =]

fifthcircle · 28th April 2003

Logic is pretty good, but IMO, the "new big thing" (although it isn't that new-just unknown) is Samplitude and Sequoia. It is PC only if that is a problem for you, but a pretty amazing DAW.

I'm doing classical editing and radio production in Sequoia for broadcasts that end up on several local radio stations here in LA. If you can imagine a cross between Sonic Solutions Editing and a mixing paradigm that is better than PT or Nuendo, that is Sequoia.

It may not be the best choice for you as "Broadcast Post" is a pretty broad topic. That said, if you are shopping for a new DAW, it would pay for you to examine these:

http://www.samplitude.com

--Ben

DanV · 28th April 2003

Logic is my sequencer of choice, you are making a good move if you are in it for the tracking/composing side(composing with an emphasis on samplers/synths etc.) but if you just need to do a lot of audio file positioning and editing you might be better off with dp3/4. Logic is a tad more painful than dp when it comes to arranging vast quanties of little samples. You can achieve the same results as in dp but logic might take a couple more keycommands and has a steeper learning curve. One thing worth noting: Emagic has rotten customer service,, especially when it comes to upgrades. Wholistically speaking though Logic is totally where its at as far as daw's go imo.

28th April 2003	#1
myconoid Gear interested Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 1 Thread Starter	Switching from Nuendo and Pro Tools to Logic So, everyone keeps telling me about how Logic is the new big thing for DAWs and I was thinking of switching from working primarily in Pro Tools and Nuendo. My main focus is broadcast post. What will I be missing? Anyone successfully taken the plunge into Logic for broadcast post? Thnx. =]

28th April 2003	#2
fifthcircle Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2003 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 3,324	Logic is pretty good, but IMO, the "new big thing" (although it isn't that new-just unknown) is Samplitude and Sequoia. It is PC only if that is a problem for you, but a pretty amazing DAW. I'm doing classical editing and radio production in Sequoia for broadcasts that end up on several local radio stations here in LA. If you can imagine a cross between Sonic Solutions Editing and a mixing paradigm that is better than PT or Nuendo, that is Sequoia. It may not be the best choice for you as "Broadcast Post" is a pretty broad topic. That said, if you are shopping for a new DAW, it would pay for you to examine these: http://www.samplitude.com --Ben __________________ Benjamin Maas Fifth Circle Audio Long Beach, CA http://www.fifthcircle.com

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28th April 2003	#3
DanV Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2003 Location: Brooklyn NYC Posts: 696	Logic is my sequencer of choice, you are making a good move if you are in it for the tracking/composing side(composing with an emphasis on samplers/synths etc.) but if you just need to do a lot of audio file positioning and editing you might be better off with dp3/4. Logic is a tad more painful than dp when it comes to arranging vast quanties of little samples. You can achieve the same results as in dp but logic might take a couple more keycommands and has a steeper learning curve. One thing worth noting: Emagic has rotten customer service,, especially when it comes to upgrades. Wholistically speaking though Logic is totally where its at as far as daw's go imo.