If you could combine the best parts of any existing DAWs into the ultimate DAW...

[codec_spurt]

Studio One. Two. Version point 6. Point 2. Already did that dude!

They got the best gibblets from ableton, best of cubase, bit of um, Logic. The only thing they don't have is XT. Give them time. JR. Give them time!

[Saukar30]

Orion's Pattern workflow for VSTis w/ Toxic 2 & Drums instruments
FL Studio's Piano Roll & Harmor
Reaper's Implementation of audio/midi tracks, routing, customization & JS FX
Live's Session View for Audio Tracks & That Glue Compressor
Cubase's rock solid MIDI Implementation
All of Reason's Internal Instruments (Kong, Thor, Combinator, NNX16, etc)

[foosnark]

- Maschine's browser, but the ability to add favorites/user tags to factory libraries
- Maschine's hardware integration
- Maschine's sampling
- Pattern sequencer somewhere between Maschine and FL Studio (longer linear tracks / audio tracks need to be more practical than they are in Maschine)
- FL Studio's piano roll
- native effects from Maschine and FL Studio, but with consistent GUI
- Maschine's easy sidechaining setup
- FL Studio's wrapping of all effects plugins with automatable wet/dry knobs
- Bitwig's or FL's automation/modulation
- FL's stability (or better)
- FL's patch management for plugins (or better)

[RunBeerRun]

-small file size
-portable option
-low cpu

pretty much already met with Reaper, good enough.

[arkmabat]

With FL Studio, Sonar X3, and Renoise I'm honestly pretty content.

[xbitz]

Studio One. Two. Version point 6. Point 2. Already did that dude!

They got the best gibblets from ableton, best of cubase, bit of um, Logic. The only thing they don't have is XT. Give them time. JR. Give them time!

do u use Mux (http://www.mutools.com/mux-product.html) in S1 for modular building



or is there some built-in tool for this?