Which DAW Should You Use In Your Studio?

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[@sabbath931]

I Just want to say this channel deserves so much more traction. Keep making the videos man they are absolutely fantastic I really appreciate it and I am learning lots from you

[@MakeTheMusic]

Thanks! That means a lot! I don't intend on stopping haha.

[@aluminati9918]

Great run through. Have been on Ableton for 10+ yrs. It’s pricey, but stable. You described its strengths well, combining live tracked stuff with virtual instruments is where it excels.

[@MakeTheMusic]

Glad it's working for you! It's not optimal for my workflow, but it is an amazing DAW for production and creativity.

[@alm5966]

Reaper is my choice. It's rock solid, is a 15mb download, comes with excellent stock plugins with access to literally hundreds more that are all free and customisable. I tried Ableton but the first attempt to route MIDI on separate channels failed miserably so I went back to Reaper.

[@MakeTheMusic]

I had similar when I tried to switch to other DAW's. I always end up coming back to Reaper!

[@beatkellermusic]

Cubase is not Windows exclusive

[@MakeTheMusic]

Correct. I believe it was windows only at some point in the past.