Reason vs cubase vs logic vs ableton how to#
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Reason vs cubase vs logic vs ableton mac#
Reason vs cubase vs logic vs ableton windows#

Reason vs cubase vs logic vs ableton how to#

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Please report threads and comments that violate the following rules: Be respectful It’s a great DAW (as are the others), but it’s expensive overall and I don’t like the business model.This subreddit is for those wishing to discuss electronic dance music production. I haven’t used Logic since it went to mac, so I can’t speak to its learning curve. Studio One is much more intuitive if you don’t have as much time to spend in it, but it is still a top choice in my opinion. It’s such a deep DAW and not the most intuitive, so it’s easy to forget how to do certain things if you don’t dig deep on a very regular basis. In my opinion, Cubase is great if you have time to use it very regularly.

Reason vs cubase vs logic vs ableton mac#

I think all of your choices would work fine, but if you already have Logic (unless the mac only thing is a deal killer) then that one should do it all for you. That said… you may like other DAWs better for personal preferences. If you don’t see a way to do something, search or ask on the KVR or Bitwig forum (or experiment) and you will probably find a good answer to how you can do it. But either way, it can do the job from start to finish with an excellent workflow. Bitwig doesn’t do all of it’s routing quite the same as some of the other good mixing DAWs, but in some ways I like it better while in others I see the disadvantage. I of course had to learn the basics first in Bitwig. It’s so similar to Ableton on the creative side, that I have probably learned more watching Ableton tutorials than Bitwig tutorials. Bitwig is the only DAW that I can do it all in without compromise. I personally like the convenience of producing and mixing in the same DAW for many reasons.

Reason vs cubase vs logic vs ableton pro#

I have used FL Studio, Reaper, Cubase, Studio One, Pro Tools, and Logic over the years and continue to see plenty of tutorials that use them so I see many of their strengths and limits still. If you like creating and producing in Ableton but would a like to mix and master in the same DAW, I would highly recommend using Bitwig. If I’m going to mix in Cubase this spring I have to get busy with the basics.

Reason vs cubase vs logic vs ableton windows#

I like to produce on both Windows and Mac (and sometimes Linux with Bigwig) so that tends to rule out Logic Pro. My brother produces in Cubase and Cubase works on Windows as well as Mac. There seems to be a lot of enthusiasm here about Cubase. Would anyone recommend mixing in Bitwig over the others?

Cubase 9.5 Pro with Edu discount ($325-340).

Protools - i own a copy of 9 - I don’t think that matters with the subscription model ($250 a year).

I’m willing to look again at a DAW for mixing and mastering. In a real sense I want to do a mixing mastering course with a fresh start. I bought it but I never really sunk my teeth into it, taking the easier path and using my go-to-DAW. I have taken a mixing and mastering class at DubSpot and I used Ableton 9.5 and above for that. I will be joining a mixing and mastering class in the spring time.