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Cubase or Logic?

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  • gkillmastergkillmaster

    @Clueless said:
    For me Logic, no question because if you are already on mac it is the most cheap way for a full blown DAW with (for my taste) the best included instruments and FX, free big updates, future proof, best way to interact with iOS and iOS devices plus some more. It also has for me personally a lot really unique and the best in its class instruments including all third party stuff i tried like Sculpture, Alchemy and some more. It also for sure find its way to ARM chips, not sure about the other major DAWs.

    Very good points! Best value by a long shot! Love the included instruments. Some of the very best soft synths avaiable...

  • mistkerlmistkerl

    Ive voted for Logic. The stock plugins and sounds are second to none. Even though i switched to ableton recently (it just more fun inmho) logic is solid

  • drcongodrcongo

    I’m never going to buy a Steinberg product again after Cubasis 3. I voted Logic.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    I used Cubase on Windows for years, but was then blown away by Ableton Live and switched and never looked back.

    I’ve used Logic pretty much for as long as I’ve owned MacBooks, and still use Logic or Live depending on which seems the most appropriate.

    I don’t think I would ever go back to Cubase.

  • Telstar5Telstar5

    @dpeace said:
    Personally, I've moved from both Logic and Cubase to StudioOne, which is fantastic. Everything seems to be where I expect it to be (although I use Reaper too for quick sketches). However, there's a lot to be said for Garageband on iOS -> Logic.

    I just read a reviewer say that the Cubase chord audio to MIDI function/track assistant was far superior to Cubase as well as the plug ins and sound library

  • MadGavMadGav

    You have to pick one and learn it - any of the major DAWs is very capable, yes there are pros and cons to workflow especially between Live/Bitwig and “trad” DAWs but you could produce with any.

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    I voted for Logic, it's my choice, with the caveat that I really really wish they would beef up GarageBand on iOS and/or release Logic for iOS. Since getting in to Logic I've been starting projects in GB iOS and opening them in LPX to continue working them, and that's a great workflow, but GB is just so limited (no MIDI effects! no busses!).

    That said, I wonder at the true utility of opening Cubasis projects in Cubase, given that the built-in instruments and effects in Cubase are (IMO) of rather limited use, so you probably have to bounce to audio tracks anyway, right? OTOH I suppose one might argue the same for GarageBand.

  • SynSyn

    Logic for the simple reason that Steinberg are horrible to deal with, crap support, on and on

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