I'm looking into a new computer and this might not be the best place to ask but I might not be sticking with another Mac and I was wondering what a good non-ProTools DAW (if it were available in Mac and PC versions, that would make it better) would be and how I would be able to export my Logic files into the correct format?
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Question about switching to another DAW
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It would help if you'd say why you want to move away from Logic Otherwise someone might recommend something that has the same features you dislike.
I think you'd only be able to export your audio files
I'm just considering going back to PC, or just at least keeping that option open. It's nothing to do with Logic, I like Logic a lot.
Hm That looks like a pretty good alternative.
Logic can't export the piano rolls into some form that REAPER could read, I'm guessing?
Logic can't export the piano rolls into some form that REAPER could read, I'm guessing?
Cubase it very popular and has dope pitch correction features for audio.
Ableton Live doesn't need introductions. Very cool.
I just recommended this to someone else. Why not watch some videos on Live, Logic, Cubase to get an idea on what each one is like. Look on youtube or better check out macprovideo.com where you can watch the first 10 or something videos of each tutorial for free online.
deej
Ableton Live doesn't need introductions. Very cool.
I just recommended this to someone else. Why not watch some videos on Live, Logic, Cubase to get an idea on what each one is like. Look on youtube or better check out macprovideo.com where you can watch the first 10 or something videos of each tutorial for free online.
deej
Thanks for the help so far, REAPER definitely seems interesting.
The other question I have is where I can find plugins and whatnot that are the equivalent of Logic's software instruments? I honestly upgraded to Logic from Garageband without knowing what I was getting myself into, and I can honestly say that over the past 3 years, I still don't really know what I'm doing. haha D:
The other question I have is where I can find plugins and whatnot that are the equivalent of Logic's software instruments? I honestly upgraded to Logic from Garageband without knowing what I was getting myself into, and I can honestly say that over the past 3 years, I still don't really know what I'm doing. haha D:
No. The Apple Software instruments and effects plugs in Logic and GB are built-in and can not be used in other DAWs or standalone.
Which instruments are your favorites? If we know we can suggest 3rd party plugins.
deej