Logic vs ableton.......

coldfuture · Post by **coldfuture** » Fri May 15, 2009 5:29 am

pizzamon wrote:... at the moment I'm trying really hard to eliminate the computer from my studio. As it is, all I'm using it for is multitracking...

I am not alone!!!!

Well done mate!

Raddler · Post by **Raddler** » Fri May 15, 2009 6:02 am

I agree with u darzh, I always seem to find a way to blame Ableton for not being able to produce a " professional sound", or that it is slowing my workflow down, but the reality is that it's my lack of understanding or experience that is the problem!!!! I read a book on live and the author started the book saying" Ableton can do it, you just don't know it yet". I'm gonna try and have faith in this quote and experiment some more. I'd still,however, love to hear opinions from those who have tried them both .

pizzamon · Post by **pizzamon** » Fri May 15, 2009 4:19 pm

victorjohn wrote:
pizzamon wrote:... at the moment I'm trying really hard to eliminate the computer from my studio. As it is, all I'm using it for is multitracking...
I am not alone!!!!

Well done mate!

It's a difficult thing to do, unless you are good at tape editing, which I'm not. Good luck.

Luis Isaac · Post by **Luis Isaac** » Sat May 16, 2009 7:56 am

Ableton is the top workflow enviroment until date for me, but when it comes to render I think in the summing process there is nothing compare to pro tools or logic.

Minimal Purpose · Post by **Minimal Purpose** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:32 pm

I use Logic and Ableton but for me, with hardware synths, i prefer to work with Logic. The best is use both in rewire.

For mixing and pre-mastering, i prefer Logic too.

But, you can make the same work in all the Daws (just have imagination).