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Not saying either are better.
It`s just that if you feel Reason isn`t capable, you should rethink.

Reason+Combinators FTW

Although the closet thing i've seen to that is probabally Live's Instrument rack

Volatile Psycle wrote:Reason+Combinators FTW

reason + logic ftw

Any Daw plus a good Synth = win

Reaper + torrents freeware = win

agreed

For a moment there I thought I was going to wind you up with my last post...

granted I love me some payware, freeware is all we need
Rhino 2 has really got me hooked on synthesis though

I rewire reaper into reaper.

My experience with DAWs:

1) Reason: The interface is amazing!!!!! But... NO VST?! Reason I got out of reason and never came back...
2) FL Studio: Only played with older versions. It's very good to design drum patterns but, I don't like the way you do your mixing/routing and automation drawing is quite clumsy. This may be out-of-dated info.
3) Logic: Opened it... didn't managed to get any sound of it lol. A friend then told me how. I didn't like the MAC version that much, and the old windows versions...
4) Live: I don't like the note editor. I also don't like the arrangement window. However, it's excellent to drop ideas, design drums and messing with samples.

And the last one:

CUBASE: Steep learning curve. It's a workflow nightmare if you don't know how to use it. However, the note editor, the BEST arrangement window ever, the mixer... Cubase wins and gets my vote. You have to learn it to love it. HOWEVER, from all of the DAW's I mentioned, it's the worse at designing drums

e-motion wrote:My experience with DAWs:

1) Reason: The interface is amazing!!!!! But... NO VST?! Reason I got out of reason and never came back...
2) FL Studio: Only played with older versions. It's very good to design drum patterns but, I don't like the way you do your mixing/routing and automation drawing is quite clumsy. This may be out-of-dated info.
3) Logic: Opened it... didn't managed to get any sound of it lol. A friend then told me how. I didn't like the MAC version that much, and the old windows versions...
4) Live: I don't like the note editor. I also don't like the arrangement window. However, it's excellent to drop ideas, design drums and messing with samples.

And the last one:

CUBASE: Steep learning curve. It's a workflow nightmare if you don't know how to use it. However, the note editor, the BEST arrangement window ever, the mixer... Cubase wins and gets my vote. You have to learn it to love it. HOWEVER, from all of the DAW's I mentioned, it's the worse at designing drums

You missed the best DAW from your list, which has a great mixer and a great arrangement view too....

As I feel you'll likely be amazed by the speedy workflow and improvements over cubase, you might want to try it for yourself? http://www.reaper.fm/

it seems like futures_untold feels the need to eliminate all other DAWs from our life so that all the music producers in the world user reaper

loool, I'm a bit too into Cubase to change DAWs now :S I may try it though.

Logic forever.

I think a lot of producers are very partial to their daws, so I don't know how many will be willing to change

e-motion wrote:My experience with DAWs:

1) Reason: The interface is amazing!!!!! But... NO VST?! Reason I got out of reason and never came back...

Reasons strength is the fact that there are no vst's. Reason has legendary stabilty and for example I've been using it for 2 years and it's yet to crash on me besides just because you cant use massive and fm8 to make da wobblez and wubz doesn't mean it's an inferior DAW

ehbrums1 wrote:

e-motion wrote:My experience with DAWs:

1) Reason: The interface is amazing!!!!! But... NO VST?! Reason I got out of reason and never came back...

Reasons strength is the fact that there are no vst's. Reason has legendary stabilty and for example I've been using it for 2 years and it's yet to crash on me besides just because you cant use massive and fm8 to make da wobblez and wubz doesn't mean it's an inferior DAW

I didn't say Reason was inferior, I just said it was the Reason I got out Not having VST is a trade-off between stability and the versatility that being able to use VST's gives you. I choose VST because I can't see myself without Massive, FM8, Albino, z3ta and the thousands of effects available on VST.

Reaper's never crashed for me and is really stable, it also has vst support.

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