What's your main DAW ?

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What's your main DAW?

Nuendo/Cubase
132
21%
ACID
20
3%
Sonar/Home Studio
80
13%
Sonar/Home Studio
80
13%
FL Studio
58
9%
EnergyXT
59
9%
Logic
36
6%
Orion
12
2%
Reaper
16
3%
Podium
7
1%
Samplitude
17
3%
Adobe Audition
1
0%
SAW Studio
4
1%
Ableton Live
50
8%
Tracktion
39
6%
Reason
8
1%
Pro Tools
10
2%
 
Total votes: 629

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It is really an eye opener to me that EnergyXT is already used as main DAW by a good percentage of users. I was thinking that to use as a plugin until XT2 comes.
Tools are tools, they don't produce anything...

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Melodyne, Digital Performer, Live.

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Ildon wrote:All these other options are useless. Everyone knows the only host is ORION. ;)

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I'm surprised so many people use sonar (not dissing it - just dont hear much about it).

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after all these years.. still got no "main-sequencer"

using muzys, cubase-LE, FL, audacity, reaper, luna-beta,
hydrogen advanced drum machine, syntrax...

but that might change,
i have BIG faith in the following projects:
tunafish, luna, reaper, and
LMMS - Linux MultiMedia Studio

sooo.. only time will tell,
which one might become my "main daw" :hihi:

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Even Reason is used as main DAW by atleast 3 people.
Tools are tools, they don't produce anything...

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Well Buzz lately, but I use XT inside it and have used XT mostly for the last year.

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I'm still looking for one...
No, that wasn't me.

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ttoz wrote:
SonicBreeze wrote:It is really an eye opener to me that EnergyXT is already used as main DAW by a good percentage of users. I was thinking that to use as a plugin until XT2 comes.

i just spent an hour with the demo. I don't get the rave. It's so basic!
I bought eXT 2 days ago and am now in the process of purging my systems of everything else except Tracktion. If you want to record and edit performed midi it's aces.

I can just go... without stopping to edit every note. It's so fast and such a relief to be able to just play music without all the hassle and NO CRASHES! It's inspirational.

If you are a midi step programmer almost anything will do. eXT is the only thing I've found that records performed midi without screwing it up since Cubase for MacOS7. Even the midi edit tools work without screwing it up. The audio recording is very good but it's not that easy to master in the current version. I suspect I'll just use T2 for mastering and remix from now on... or until eXT makes T2 unnecessary too.

If you read posts about eXT from Jorgen Aase he uses "smooth" a lot. It's the exact impression I get from eXT it's smooth and professional. All I can say is thank you, thank you, thank you. It's the best $50 bucks I ever spent. I'm a fan. :hail:

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'so basic'?


wow....
if you say so.

@tomG :

:D :D :D
nice that you are on board the eXT train.
:D :D :D

my favourite thing is how in Multi mode i can have loop based, pattern based, and linear sequencing all in the same track, in the same window :D :D :D

and the 'groove' rack for every track, where i can load up NicFit's MIDI tools, or eXT vst/i.
Using the eXT plugin inside the groove rack, i can give a crazy-powerful mod-matrix to ANY synth. :D :D :D

actually, i wouldn't know where to end it, if i started trying to list all the things about eXT that are "my favourite" :lol:

it's just bloody amazing what is possible now.
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I thought Tracktion would've rated higher. eXT is super-popular. Good. I'm going to pick it up to enhance Cubase; it's quite the program! Tracktion too. :D It'll be interesting to see if Steinberg can maintain the lead with all this dongle-free innovation gaining support.

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Z3R0T0N1N wrote:'so basic'?
@tomG :

:D :D :D
nice that you are on board the eXT train.
:D :D :D
It's worse than that. I'm a convert! I just deleted everything but T2!... :help: Ok, not everything. I'm also keeping Audition and Soundforge. But those don't count. :wink:

It is, no doubt, at the very least, amazing. eXT was the missing link for me and it comes with a kick ass sampler all for $50!? Amazing!

I got in on the Wusik/ExSC deal (both for about a $100 I think?) and converted all my akai/emuX/esi/cds/samples/soundfonts..ect. I had to go buy a new USB harddrive to house the now 100Gb sample library. I've got every sound in and out of the known universe a mouse click away.

No more dongels no more fighting the software, no more dedicated sample librarys, no more heavy shit to haul around. It all runs on a 5pc laptop setup now and that includes monitors! Fast machines, low latency, cold beer & hot babes, Man!.. Shit! Is this not great or what? :D

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ttoz wrote: i just spent an hour with the demo. I don't get the rave. It's so basic!
LOLOLOLOLOL OMG SUX 2 BE U!

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bduffy wrote:I thought Tracktion would've rated higher. eXT is super-popular. Good. I'm going to pick it up to enhance Cubase; it's quite the program! Tracktion too. :D It'll be interesting to see if Steinberg can maintain the lead with all this dongle-free innovation gaining support.
Now you're talkin'. :D The eXT/Tracktion combo works. If you want to continue to master (or anything) in Cubase after you get a taste for these two low cost, dongle free goodies together, I'll be very surprised.

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