Touchy subject.
But to be honest with you, a couple of years ago i was jumping from Cubase to reason to FL Studio back and forth trying to see which was "better". I could never really decide which was better as such and thought fuck it, i'm just gonna spend the next how ever many years sat behind cubase. Since then my knoledge of cubase has expanded dramaticly, from not knowing how to make it make sound to what i now know today.
I like cubase, i get on with it but i'm still not going to shut out other DAW's, there all good in there own right. I'ts really not what you use, its if you know what your doing with it, if you know what your aiming for but you don't know how to make it, its not gonna make any diffrence what you use to create it.
In my opinion It's all down to, patience (your gonna come up with alot of crap buts its part of learning), effort, plugins and vst effects, using correct effects and using them properly will show a remarkable diffrence on your production.
anyways, still to this day ill load up reason if i wanna make a sick reece bass or load up fruity if i feel like making some crazy beats, but in the end, wht ever i made will end up back in cubase for processing.
I'd like to add, im not an expert, i don't totally know what im talking about...this is just my experience. and like someone else has said, the top producers out there, there all using cubase or logic, some times rewired with another daw such as fl studio. I belive it is best to get to grip with an advanced system such as logic or cubase, once you know what your doing with one of these, things like reason and fl kinda come to you.
Infact, just read my signiture, theres your answer.
