Anyone have any experience with it? I seen it got a very heavy update and I am curious if it fixed all of the things wrong with it since launch.Īgain, I understand that people say a DAW is a personal thing. But with the new upgrades, it is looking appealing. I used to run Cubase 5 back in the day, but I have not worked with it since. I have finally upgraded to a far more powerful PC, and I didn't take into consideration that you can't run Logic on PC. Up until recently, I have used Mac for all of my work. Of course if it's game audio it would be the same, except I will either the use engine that the devs are using, or hopefully, Wwise or Fmod (if they are supported), instead of Pro Tools. When I do sound design for post production, I will almost always do the heavy editing in Audacity, bring it in to Logic to add a few layers of sweetness to it, then I ultimately bring it into Pro Tools where the rest of the session is. If I am working with an artist who is very heavy in the loop/sample based type of music, I will use Ableton.
If I am working on some serious sound design, I use Audacity.
All of my real sessions are done on a Pro Tools 11hd rig. If I am working with a band, artist, or just my stuff, I usually go to Logic to feel out chord progressions, different instrumentation, or some just some basic recording for rough ideas. I have found that Logic X is a fantastic tool for writing music because of the simplicity and work flow it provides. and not 'that guy' who has just used it at a friend's house. So I am interested in the opinion of those that have actually worked with it. I know that the people who post here are very experienced, and with that, most of you are very familiar with Logic. My question is this: What would the wise people of this forum suggest as an alternative to Logic X on Windows? I feel I should also note, I am not new to audio world. This is my first post here so I would like to start off by saying hello to all! This has been a go-to forum for me for awhile.
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