I suspect that's 100% correct!WatchTheGuitar wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 7:42 amMy guess is that hobbyists like me are more likely to fritter our time on multiple DAWs than people trying to make money from their music who would rather elbow whatever extra functionality multiple DAWs may give you in order to groove with their preferred workflow on one DAW.
When deadlines and return-on-investment are not a factor, we're much more 'loose' with how we spend our time & money. I actually enjoy learning new DAWs & their quirks, studying manuals & watching tutorials; but can't imagine someone on a deadline would.
I think the explosion of DAW & plugins business we've witnessed in recent years is strongly hobbyist-driven, because I'm often surprised learning that a known professional artist still uses a DAW that's 2-3 versions behind and plugins that were released in 2005