Which DAW do you use?

[Klypse]

I started off using Reason Propellerhead and still uses it.
I tried FL Studio but I can't really dig it.
I heard Albeton is really good and user friendly.
I tried Pro Tools and like it.

Which Daw do you guys/gals use? No Particular reason, I just want to know what everyone like to use.

 

[Fade]

I use Cakewalk Sonar. Started with Cakewalk Pro Audio back in the day. I also used Fruity Loops back then and Reason. All were really good but Sonar is dope.

 

[TC-Beats&Raps]

I use Fl studio, I tried Abelton but couldn't really get into it. I have a good workflow in Fl studio but am not against trying other DAW's.

 

[thedreampolice]

Reason for me, and even more so now that they added VST support.

 

[OGBama]

I don't have a DAW I'm using yet but I may try either Reaper or Studio One so has anyone tried either or both?

 

[crog85]

Don't laugh... but GarageBand '11. Had my eye on Logic for a while, and hear Ableton is good... Ableton Lite came with my audio interface, but never tried it out...

 

[Bugsy]

I started using reaper, then tried fruity loops then settled for ableton all in the same year that I started. Ableton is too easy that I dont even have defaults. I havent even touched the fruity loops I won from the battle. I definitely want to try out pro tools.

but then again all daws are typically the same so it boils down to what perfectly fits your workflow or what you get used to.

I just need to get my ass to work on music more. havent had much inspiration for a few months now.

 

[Klypse]

I need to try ableton to see if its cool. Never heard of cakewalk before. I'll check that out through youtube to see if its good.

 

[tomkillsjerry]

I use FL Studio and Machine. Have pro tools just because a lot of industry people like you to know how to use it.

 

[CYTPRZ]

I ve been using FL Studio since years. Just started mixing some tracks in Studio One since a couple of weeks and there is a huge change. I copied the same stems to both DAWs, export them, and Studio One sound way lot clearer

 

[MoZedakos]

I use Mixcraft 7.

 

[EsquireMusic111]

I use Reason and have been experimentin with Able to as of late. Still open to new avenues in terms of DAW's. I have been a huge fan of Logic in just the few times I have used it. But I'm still a Propellerhead to the core.

 

[thedreampolice]

I don't have a DAW I'm using yet but I may try either Reaper or Studio One so has anyone tried either or both?

I have used both extensively. Reaper is fantastic if you are willing to spend the time to customize it to your liking. Studio one just works right out the box. Of course it is more expensive.

 

[Mike Free Music]

Logic 9 Mostly. I had Studio one for a year before I actually opened it up and started to use it. I started with Magix and then FL Loops. I use The Mpc Studio also.

 

[A.R. DASUPASTAR]

I started using reaper, then tried fruity loops then settled for ableton all in the same year that I started. Ableton is too easy that I dont even have defaults. I havent even touched the fruity loops I won from the battle. I definitely want to try out pro tools.

but then again all daws are typically the same so it boils down to what perfectly fits your workflow or what you get used to.

I just need to get my ass to work on music more. havent had much inspiration for a few months now.

oouh oouh. lemme have that FL STUDIO lol

 

[A.R. DASUPASTAR]

I use FL STUDIO and a Akai MPD18. I'm about to purchase a Akai MPK mini 25 and Izotope Ozone for mixing & mastering

 

[Klypse]

I use FL STUDIO and a Akai MPD18. I'm about to purchase a Akai MPK mini 25 and Izotope Ozone for mixing & mastering

That's funny because I'm about to purchase a mpk mini 25 later this year.

 

[The Tone Ranger]

Intua Beatmaker 2 and Cubasis on iOS. BM3 drops July 15th. Fl Studio 12 on PC. Caustic 3 and Audio Evolution on Android, iOS, and PC.

 

[Fade]

All this week I've been diving into Ableton and from what I've learned it's really powerful! For those that have used it for a while, what's your process like?

 

[EsquireMusic111]

All this week I've been diving into Ableton and from what I've learned it's really powerful! For those that have used it for a while, what's your process like?

I have had Ableton for a few months now and have yet to use it. I did pull it up and was pretty confused. It's definitely something I plan on tackling by the end of August.