Ive been using FL for years now, and i think its time for a change
dont get me wrong FL is a great program and i'll probably never completely finish with it... but tbh honest.... it doesnt make full use of my new quad core processor and its maybe time for me to move on
ive been looking at cubase, pro tools & sonar......
i dont really want pro tools as i dont want to be confined to only using m-audio cards.... in fact im looking to buy a mackie interface soon so pro tools will be out of the question
cubase seems a good bet, but i used to use cubase vst/32 (still do sometimes) but i never really liked using it.... i dunno, theres just something about it i diddnt like........ but then again, the fact its so widely used does make me think its worth getting, i know if i ever get stuck there will be loads of info on the net to help me out
and lastly theres sonar..... from what ive read shes a beast.... and the included plugins look really cool.... esp the vintage channel by kjaerhus audio
i dunno what to choose..... anyone used sonar??
dont get me wrong FL is a great program and i'll probably never completely finish with it... but tbh honest.... it doesnt make full use of my new quad core processor and its maybe time for me to move on
ive been looking at cubase, pro tools & sonar......
i dont really want pro tools as i dont want to be confined to only using m-audio cards.... in fact im looking to buy a mackie interface soon so pro tools will be out of the question
cubase seems a good bet, but i used to use cubase vst/32 (still do sometimes) but i never really liked using it.... i dunno, theres just something about it i diddnt like........ but then again, the fact its so widely used does make me think its worth getting, i know if i ever get stuck there will be loads of info on the net to help me out
and lastly theres sonar..... from what ive read shes a beast.... and the included plugins look really cool.... esp the vintage channel by kjaerhus audio
i dunno what to choose..... anyone used sonar??