Excellent support and there is a friendly, helpful community on the forums. But, try and make sense of it all and get a general feel for what's good and what's not.įrom my experience, I have had no problems with cubase, it's what i know so i've never felt the need to switch. Of course, chances are you will get many different recommendations for loads of contradictory reasons.
The how to's and knowledge for using a certain DAW can be massive, it depends how deep you want to go, but try and have a play with a couple or like you're doing get lots of opinions.
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I have only used cubase and pro tools for a decent amount of time, but i have dabbled in others. However, i don't have much experience on the matter. Secondly, because I have a PC not a Mac (im at uni, cant be shifting lots of gear all over the place and I need the PC for other work over a Mac), from what I've been told, cubase runs better on PC compared to others such as pro tools.Įven the Essentials version has plenty of vst instruments and plug-ins to keep you occupied. Why?: Because firstly, it was the DAW used by my college and therefore the first experience in the world of DAWs and the one used throughout my A-levels. I'd like to canvass opinion on this and assess what other Axe-FX users are currently working with.
However, it's expensive and will mean I will have to continue recording my Axe-FX via the hardware. Right now I'm leaning towards Record (with Reason 4 Premium Ed.) because I won't have to research and purchase additional products immediately. So far I haven't found any preloaded instruments.
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I would prefer to get a package which has quality software instruments already pre-loaded so I don't have to go out and buy them straight away. Nice interface but as yet I can't find any preloaded instruments within the demo version. Presonus Studio One - I'm still trialling this. However, Record does not support any other VSTs/plugins at this time so it will be incompatible with Axe-PC. Record (with Reason 4) - I have a friend who is a producer with a background using Protools who swears by this combination in tandem with BFD2. Also very deep and somewhat daunting for a computer recording novice like me. Logic - Puts a ton of stuff on my Mac I'll never use and can't be removed without reinstalling my entire OS. And I don't want to spend the rest of my life learning to do simple things. I also intend to buy BFD2 for drums so it needs to be compatible with this. I would prefer support for third-party software instruments because I plan to get the Axe-PC when it comes out. I'm still vacillating on which DAW to work with.
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