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DAW Decisions Choosing and Living With Your Workstation
By Strother Bullins, Russ Long, Rob Tavaglione, Michael Wagener and Dan Wothke   10.20.2009      
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1 Posted by : Anonymous
Oct 07, 2010 3:24AMREPLY
This reads about like I would expect - the Pro Tools guy thinks his stuff is the best, while users of other packages understand that the playing field is pretty much level now, except that PT costs way more. Oh, and I also don't think that Fender makes the best basses just because the are the "standard".
2 Posted by : Anonymous
Oct 08, 2010 3:24AMREPLY
I say REAPER!! Really, I like things simple, and Reaper is simple. Very cost effective and the sound quality is great.
3 Posted by : Anonymous
Oct 08, 2010 3:24AMREPLY
"I've yet to see someone even approach the speed possible with Pro Tools when editing on another DAW — maybe it's possible, but I have yet to see it". Obviously has never seen anyone edit on a Fairlight !
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1 Posted by : Anonymous
Oct 07, 2010 3:24AMREPLY
This reads about like I would expect - the Pro Tools guy thinks his stuff is the best, while users of other packages understand that the playing field is pretty much level now, except that PT costs way more. Oh, and I also don't think that Fender makes the best basses just because the are the "standard".
2 Posted by : Anonymous
Oct 08, 2010 3:24AMREPLY
I say REAPER!! Really, I like things simple, and Reaper is simple. Very cost effective and the sound quality is great.
3 Posted by : Anonymous
Oct 08, 2010 3:24AMREPLY
"I've yet to see someone even approach the speed possible with Pro Tools when editing on another DAW — maybe it's possible, but I have yet to see it". Obviously has never seen anyone edit on a Fairlight !
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